February 15, 2007

As my dad so aptly pointed out I finally have free access to internet and I haven't used it at all to post updates. I'm not sure why this is because I can assure you I've been spending ample time online. I guess I've just been enjoying the freedom of random surfing too much to actually buckle down and write...  

"I am in love with this city and it was by far my favorite destination on this tour." a entry by ILoveNY from a trip to Prague, Czech Republic. After visiting Nurenberg it was time to leave the Poetry and travel by bus through the Bohemian Forest to Prague. I am in love with...  

In this week's NYT travel section Stuart Emmrich visits Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh. He writes, "[A]fter a few days in this city, you notice that Phnom Penh has something of a "next Prague" vibe about it -- a place where many young people from around the world, heady with excitement and the thrill of the...  

Lubomir Kotek is a photographer who in known for his reportage from war conflicts and who cooperates with many humanitarian organization. Now he displays a unique exhibition called Indian Dreams. What’s untypical is the way he made the pictures – with his mobile phone.  

TripAdvisor published a report Traveler’s choice 2006 stating the most luxurious hotels in the world that were evaluated by millions of travellers. Two hotels in Prague, Riverside Hotel and Hotel La Palais, has been ranked in the top 10 most luxurious hotels in the world.  

Police officers with automatics and bulletproof vests can be seen now at the Prague International Airport Ruzyne. This time they do not react to the anonymous threats but to the information received from a woman who foretold a terrorist attack at the airport.