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 | Alex IonLiving in Eastern Europe, Alex has been a journalist for the last 2 years. When not writing about travel, places, gadgets or cars, he's traveling Eur...read more? |
 | Dave EmeryDave Emery is a passionate journalist, writing for over 2 years about a wide range of subjects such as environmental issues, travel or entertainment. ...read more? |
 | Eric ChoEric Cho has been travelling the dirty city roads of Asia for the past 10 years. He's now crawling the side streets of various countries in Europe, ju...read more? |
 | Florin NedelcuEver since he watched his first Indiana Jones movie Florin knew traveling would become his greatest passion. Florin is now journeying the world over i...read more? |
 | Jennifer GregoryWe’re not sure exactly when it happened, but somewhere between visits with family in Vienna, Austria and sliding down the slopes in Colorado, Jenn r...read more? |
 | Kristy FossAddicted to adrenalin and the excitement of new people and places, Kristy has traveled throughout much of Europe and Latin America on a quest for new ...read more? |
 | Matt KepnesMatt Kepnes escaped the cubicle in 2006 and vowed never to go back. He's been roaming the world ever since, riding the rails, finding the best street ...read more? |
Loading ...If you are sick of the classic football matches, tennis games or looking for something different than the Olympic Games, these odd competitions will surely stir your interest. From Elvis fans with an undying interest for their idol’s clothing to the world’s most fetching bears and moustaches, these are the weirdest championships one will come across.
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Eye catching fountains, it’s a must-have for every self-respecting city that wants to attracts more and more tourists. The bigger, more colorful it is, the bigger the hype. We get to see them in every city we travel to, but have you ever wondered where are the most beautiful places to rest your feet while looking at water going up and then down? Here are our picks, 10 incredible fountains all around the world.
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The terrifying or thrilling Kingda Ka became the tallest and fastest rollercoaster on Earth starting with its opening, in May 2005. Located at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson Township, New Jersey, USA, Kingda Ka is a massive entertainment machine for all those looking for a rush of adrenaline.
The 2008 Olympic Games are less than two months away and whether you’re going to Beijing or enjoying the show in front of your TV-set you’re going to need some help keeping track of all the events. No need to worry though, the free 2008 Beijing Olympics Guide Book is all you’re going to need to make sure you don’t miss a thing.
If you’re one of those people that have an affinity for the supernatural and you like to experience extraordinary phenomena first hand, you might try visiting Europe’s haunted castles, or, you could go down in to the largest cave on Earth, a place with a really spooky reputation.
If you’re traveling in Asia and wanted a piece of Italy, this deluxe hotel and casino in Macau, China, must just be the perfect destination. The Venetian is the 40-story, $1.8 billion anchor for the 7 upcoming hotels to be constructed on the Cotai Strip. With a 10,500,000-square-foot (980,000 m²) surface, the hotel is built after its sister casino in Las Vegas, being the largest single structure hotel building in Asia and the second-largest building in the world.
