Showing posts with label tourism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tourism. Show all posts

Dec 29, 2017

Do you want to go on a bike tour with chef Massimo Bottura

That's possible ... for only $ 25.000. A bike tour with Massimo Bottura to get to know Modena. You can book over here.


Jul 10, 2017

Run, Hide, Tell - What to do in case of a terrorist attack abroad

An information video from the UK. Run, Hide, Tell - Stay safe in the event of a terrorist attack abroad. I don't know about you, but I feel very uncomfortable watching this.



May 21, 2012

Tourist Attractions ... But Different

Michael Hughes snaps touristy shots wherever he goes, replacing tourist attractions or landmarks seamlessly with cheap souvenirs, postcards, or their objectified equivalent. Brilliant!

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Mar 14, 2012

Kayak vs Brain Surgeon


It's hilariously unethical.

Be the brains of your own travel operation.

Jan 8, 2012

Disposable Memory Project

In 2008 British technical creative director, Matthew Knight, had a unique idea: start leaving disposable cameras out for the public with instructions to be picked up, used to capture a couple of pictures and then passed on to others. Called the Disposable Memory Project he was hopeful that this photography experiment would be successful. Would people use the cameras and pass them on? How far would the cameras travel? Would they be returned?

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Dec 28, 2011

Brussels 'Pantone Hotel'

I think I will have to go to Brussels for a weekend.

The branded-but-tasteful Pantone Hotel, a seven-story, 59-room hotel in Brussels, designed by the Belgian interior designer Michel Penneman and architect Olivier Hannaert.

follow link for more info & pics





Aug 17, 2011

Hotel Crayon, Paris

A new hotel in Paris, France: Crayon Hotel.

25 Rue du Bouloi
75001 PARIS
Tel. +33(0)1 42 36 54 19
Fax. +33(0)1 42 33 66 31
contact@hotelcrayon.com

"Le Crayon is a patchwork of ideas illustrated through the rich and continuous dialogue between materials and colors within the 27 rooms, all of them different, all of them unique.” It was designed by Julie Gauthron, a french artist."

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