Archive for ‘March, 2011’

Life’s a Beach: Five Fabulous Beaches

Life’s a Beach: Five Fabulous Beaches

You know who has a truly enviable job? Dr. Beach, that’s who. According to his website, he’s America’s Foremost Beach Expert. For 20 years, he’s been ranking U.S. beaches. Well, my name might not be Dr. Beach (and neither is his, by the way, it’s Stephen Leatherman), but I still consider myself something of an [...]

How to Help Japan After the Earthquake and Tsunami

How to Help Japan After the Earthquake and Tsunami

The bad news coming out of Japan has been overwhelming: a tsunami, multiple earthquakes, a nuclear crisis and a sky-rocketing death toll. Todd Wassel, the prolific blogger behind Todd’s Wanderings, was actually visiting his wife’s family in Tokyo when the earthquake struck on March 11. When you want to help, it’s easy to feel helpless [...]

Social Media Success for New Zealand, Plus a Rotorua Slideshow

Social Media Success for New Zealand, Plus a Rotorua Slideshow

Travel seems like a subject that was custom-made for social media, even though of course it predates it. Travel enthusiasts love talking about travel and bond easily over sharing stories and advice. So it’s not surprising that that the travel community has flourished on Facebook, StumbleUpon and Twitter, where it has developed an extensive list [...]

The Best of New Zealand: From Paradise to Mt. Doom

The Best of New Zealand: From Paradise to Mt. Doom

Everything I know about New Zealand, I learned on The Bachelor finale of season 13, where Jason Mesnick narrowed down his choices in Queenstown and proposed at the Bay of Islands. I’m only joking — I’ve also learned a lot from following along on the adventures of Dave and Deb from The PlanetD, friends from [...]

Best Apres-Ski Spots For Chilling Out (or Warming Up)

Best Apres-Ski Spots For Chilling Out (or Warming Up)

Skiers and snowboarders may not always get along on the mountain, but they can usually find one issue to agree on: the importance of having somewhere cool to go at the end of the day when the lifts close. Whether it’s for apres ski or apres snowboard, winter warriors need a place to get their [...]

Announcing the Apres by CK Bradley Winner

Announcing the Apres by CK Bradley Winner

Last month, Travelogged.com teamed up with Apres by CK Bradley, a new ski/snowboard clothing company with a distinctly retro flair, for a contest. We asked you to tell us your favorite spots for apres-ski in the comments and then chose the winner using a random number generator (pictured right). Well, lucky Libby was the 11th [...]

Getting High in Florida: Myakka Canopy Walkway

Getting High in Florida: Myakka Canopy Walkway

Florida is a very flat state. There aren’t a lot of scenic overlooks in Florida, but then The Sunshine State isn’t known for its dramatic scenery either. That’s OK — it’s got fantastic beaches, the world’s best theme parks and often the country’s best weather. Myakka River State Park bills itself as “Where the River [...]

Alligators Hate the Cold: Searching for Gators in Myakka River State Park

Alligators Hate the Cold: Searching for Gators in Myakka River State Park

The first thing I learned on my airboat ride in Florida’s Myakka River State Park was that alligators hate the cold. I guess that’s why most of them live in Florida. But Florida can get colder than their liking too, and on those chilly days they prefer to stay under water. And February 13th just [...]

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