Filed under: Arts and Culture, Hiking, Learning, Skiing, Festivals and Events, Stories, Ecotourism, Budget Travel, Travel Deals When I think of Maine, I think of leaping off barnacle covered rocks into the ocean and eating clams dipped in butter in Ogunquit like I did one summer when I went there to...

Filed under: Arts and Culture, Stories, Thailand Losing the Amazing Race early in the competition isn't all that bad, particularly for anyone wanting a sweet deal of a vacation. As soon as a team loses, the disappointed pair is taken to the Elimination Station, a villa in a lush location where they ...

Filed under: Arts and Culture, Africa, Asia, Japan, Ireland You never know what you'll find out at Gadling. That's what I thought this week when I perused the offerings. In the midst of Cockpit Chronicles, Galley Gossip, SkyMall Monday, Tuesday Trivia, Through the Gadling Lens, and Undiscovered New ...

Filed under: Video, Airports, News Here's one more "This Bike is a Pipe Bomb" sticker story. This time, instead of closing down Ohio University which is what happened in 2006 when a bike with the sticker on it created a hoopla until the authorities found out that the bike was just a bike, the airpor...

Filed under: Biking, Transportation, Ecotourism, Travel Deals, Cruises Here's a cruise option that combines two different elements: biking and cruise ship amenities. The company Bike and Cruise, paired with Norwegian Cruise Lines offers unique vacation options in Alaska, Europe and the Caribben. Eac...

Filed under: Business, Stories, Vietnam Perhaps you have leftover bills from trips to other countries tucked away in a drawer. Perhaps, your souvenir bills are in an envelope or a plastic baggie. Maybe some of the bills are so dirty and worn, they're a bit scary to touch. Or maybe you have quite the...

Filed under: Arts and Culture, Festivals and Events, Food and Drink, Stories, Austria, Video If Mozart was alive today, he'd be 253. January 27 was his birthday. I found that out this afternoon when my husband told me Mozart's Bakery and Piano Cafe, a lovely European-style bakery/restaurant in Colum...

Filed under: Arts and Culture, History, News What is it about Ohio? During Jay Leno's monologue last night, he quipped about a man who is suing a strip club in Akron for getting hit in the face with a stripper's boot when it flew off her foot during a high kick. That's more weird than the story I he...

Filed under: Arts and Culture, Hiking, History, Stories, News In the name of cultural sensitivity, Chink Peak in the Pocatello Range in Idaho has a new name. It's official name is now Chinese Peak. The name change came after a long time effort to make this particular mountain reflect the important c...

Filed under: Arts and Culture, Hiking, History, Stories, News In the name of cultural sensitivity, Chinks Peak in the Pocatello Range in Idaho has a new name. It's official name is now Chinese Peak. The name change came after a long time effort to make this particular mountain reflect the important ...