Written on February 20, 2010
Vicky Baker extracts some conclusions on what travel networks are doing wrong from the reader comments on her recent Guardian Travel Blog
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I’ve been commissioning a lot of longterm expats on the guidebook project I’m currently working on. For this type of work, this is the ideal vantage point.
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Written on March 25, 2009
Last year, we met Szilvia Weyer in Berlin. She told us then she was working on a thesis about Couchsurfing, and we had an interesting conversation about it.
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Written on March 13, 2009
The true size of India can be deceiving, the number of destinantions confusing, but a handful of companies and people are working hard in Responsible Tourism to develop and promote their offerings on the world stage.
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Right, that’s it. I’m burning all my social-networking passwords and logging off.
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Nick Weston recently featured in Real Travel magazine & Readers Digest for his Hunter-Gathering skills and experience.
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Written on February 27, 2009
There’s a glitch in the Couchsurfing.com website at the moment. (Well, it’s one of many, if you listen to the discontented bunch on the site’s “brainstorming” forum, who seem perennially on the verge of a mutiny.)
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Written on February 27, 2009
Travel is about journeys and experiences. Not ticking boxes, bragging to friends or relying on internet based social networks.
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Written on February 20, 2009
A new breed of web-site is making it easier to find and book some real local gems online in terms of accommodation, tours and experiences. Is this development a good or bad thing?
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Written on February 11, 2009
We’re all aware of the need for frugality when money’s tight, and even when it’s not. Trying to get a free trip by promising to fundraise though might be a little too much.
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What travel networks are doing wrong
Vicky Baker extracts some conclusions on what travel networks are doing wrong from the reader comments on her recent Guardian Travel Blog
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Do expat’s offer the best local tips?
I’ve been commissioning a lot of longterm expats on the guidebook project I’m currently working on. For this type of work, this is the ideal vantage point.
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A Thesis On Couchsurfing
Last year, we met Szilvia Weyer in Berlin. She told us then she was working on a thesis about Couchsurfing, and we had an interesting conversation about it.
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A ‘Green Circuit’ Is Appearing In India
The true size of India can be deceiving, the number of destinantions confusing, but a handful of companies and people are working hard in Responsible Tourism to develop and promote their offerings on the world stage.
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Going Unplugged
Right, that’s it. I’m burning all my social-networking passwords and logging off.
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MTF Writer Nick Weston Features In Print
Nick Weston recently featured in Real Travel magazine & Readers Digest for his Hunter-Gathering skills and experience.
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Danger! Language Barrier!
There’s a glitch in the Couchsurfing.com website at the moment. (Well, it’s one of many, if you listen to the discontented bunch on the site’s “brainstorming” forum, who seem perennially on the verge of a mutiny.)
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Unplug, Enjoy The Journey & The Experience Of Travelling
Travel is about journeys and experiences. Not ticking boxes, bragging to friends or relying on internet based social networks.
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Where Planned & Spontaneous Travel Collide
A new breed of web-site is making it easier to find and book some real local gems online in terms of accommodation, tours and experiences. Is this development a good or bad thing?
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We All Want Something For Nothing
We’re all aware of the need for frugality when money’s tight, and even when it’s not. Trying to get a free trip by promising to fundraise though might be a little too much.
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