This Week in Offbeat Travel Links - April 14, 2007
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- The Tribewanted project is part Myspace, part reality-TV show Survivor. With over 1,100 inhabitants so-far, this unique social experiment seems to be working.
- Shock your socks off and beat deep vein thrombosis with the Circulation Booster Mobile. Just weird.
- Rolf Potts talks about solo traveling and getting drugged in Istanbul seven hazy years ago
- TravelHappy serves up Seven Tips For Taking A Laptop Travelling - a topic that’s been discussed on travel forums and blogs alike since the dawn of man
- Like jumping on the bed? You’re not alone and the offbeat BedJump.com blog proves it!
- Leif over at KillingBatteries points us to this hilarious video comparing Italy to the rest of Europe (no malice meant on my part as I’ve never actually been to Italy, but I found the animation funny nonetheless)
- NuNomad blog wraps up their three-part series on traveling with cell phones
- Jaunted points us to one site that predicts whether airfare on a given route will rise/fall in the next few months and another site that predicts whether your flight will arrive or depart on time. Take that, Magic 8 Ball!
- Find out why Travelistic’s chrisbernier is seeking revenge on peacock’s worldwide
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April 15th, 2007 - 11:24 am
love potts work(s), and totally intrigued to see where the whole “tribewanted” thing may lead. maybe i should join? great list of links to check out!
April 17th, 2007 - 8:40 am
I haven’t seen the Tribewanted project in the U.S. media at all which is surprising. It seems like a really cool idea.