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The Year 2006 created imbroglio in the minds of travelers all round the world due to stringent new airport security rules, fear of terrorist attacks, and the conflict between America and Muslim community. Moreover, this ambiguity gave rise to the uncertain future of the travel industry. Unfortunately, the situation doesn’t seem to be changed this [...]

In a strangest tale of all the bedding of an upgrade hotel was laden with bed bugs. Those inflicted claim that their skin was left red, inflamed and prickly with bug attack, thought they were sick with something else so did not interact with others at the hotel and worst of all the bugs followed [...]

Six tourist sites have been designated as Tourism Development Zones in an effort to enhance Zimbabwe’s tourism industry by the government. These include: – Midlands Province Tourism Development Zone – Rhodes-Matopos – Kariba and Zambezi Valley – Mudzi, Eastern Highlands – Lake Chivero – Manyame A Look East Policy has also been started by the [...]

The future will be an innovative high-tech world with amazing new destinations and maybe even new worlds to explore. Hotels in space , colonies on other planets, extraordinary architectural feats and much more… Sky City 1000: A tower building that encompasses all the attractions of urban life. Since 1989, the Takenaka Corporation has been planning [...]

Location: Art university at Linz, Austria
The keyboard is built as a climbing wall. Four climbers can simultaneously climb the wall and stroke the keys. All climbers are communicating together with radio frequency and headsets. The visitors can control the climbers and the code, which is written on a PC and displayed by a central monitor. This public and collaborative programming interface forms part of the Guiness Book of Records
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A trek in the Kilimanjaro mountains is a unique experience and the switch from the tropical to the freezing cold climate is absolutely incredible. It is one of the places on the earth which is not very accessible yet has the potential of etching an unforgettable recollection. These mountains are covered with different types of [...]

The Swiss have inaugurated the world’s longest overland tunnel, a 21-mile-long rail link under the Alps meant to ease highway traffic jams in the mountainous country. They can finally be rid of heavy load EU trucks from the crowded highways! The Loetschberg tunnel, Image credit: Olivier Maire The tunnel will benefit skiers to a great [...]

Wondering what the best outdoor towns are? Well, here’s a book that might help you get an insight on this matter. All you have to do is buy 101 Best Outdoor Towns by Tuff and Melvile. Then you can just hop in your SUV, drive off with all your gear in the backpack. This would [...]

Fame and fables have made the Loch Ness Monster an emblem, and a tourist draw for Scotland’s most mysterious lake. It now seems she might be very much for real! An amateur scientist has captured what Loch Ness Monster watchers say is among the finest footage ever taken of the elusive mythical creature reputed to [...]

Giulio Magli of the mathematics department at Milan’s Polytechnic University made a study on all Roman towns in Italy concluded that ancient Romans built their towns using astronomically aligned grids. During Rome’s Republican period and the first Imperial period (5th century B.C. to the 1st century A.D), the Romans founded many towns, or colonies. The [...]