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Tag Archives: cruising

Protecting Yourself from Disinformation

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
disinformation

Even the most well-intentioned news consumers can find today’s avalanche of political information difficult to navigate. With so much news available, many people consume media in an automatic, unconscious state – similar to knowing you drove home but not being able to recall the trip.

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Ed Boitano on Vancouver’s Our City Tonight

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News

Another day during the pandemic, another significant travel change — this time to the hard-hit cruise industry, which has been on pause since March... New tourism campaign is putting the focus on Berlin’s “other, slower side”: Lakes and rivers, an abundance of parks, lesser-known districts and the city’s rural surroundings.

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Beatles in Hamburg; Switzerland’s Birthday

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
Indra Club, Hamburg

Another day during the pandemic, another significant travel change — this time to the hard-hit cruise industry, which has been on pause since March... New tourism campaign is putting the focus on Berlin’s “other, slower side”: Lakes and rivers, an abundance of parks, lesser-known districts and the city’s rural surroundings.

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Cruise Experts on the State of Cruising

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
cruise ships

Over 30 years, Mr. Verdure has built a reputation as the world’s top photographer of cruise ships. When he stepped off the gangplank of the Celebrity Silhouette on March 13, completing his 284th cruise, he found his industry in collapse and himself out of work.

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Springsteen on Trump; Hanks on Masks

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
Bruce Springsteen in mask

The remains of a provincial capital on the Yucatan Peninsula attest to a people trying to fortify their place in the world... Now, Americans are flocking to the most stunning natural areas in the U.S., and filling up the campsites and on-site hotels in the process.

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Happy 4th of July and Canada Day

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
American and Canadian flags

The remains of a provincial capital on the Yucatan Peninsula attest to a people trying to fortify their place in the world... Now, Americans are flocking to the most stunning natural areas in the U.S., and filling up the campsites and on-site hotels in the process.

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Post-Quarantine World, Maintaining Tourist Sites

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
Space Needle, Seattle

As some regions open up from COVID-19 restrictions, we ask citizens what the post-quarantine world looks like... A behind-the-scenes look a maintaining tourist sites during Covid-19... An Italian company has developed a ‘three-seater’ design for airplanes for this pandemic.

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Travel Book Review: Cruising the World – From Gondolas to Megaships

By Richard Frisbie
in :  Book Review, World Travel
'Cruising the World – From Gondolas to Megaships' cover

At a time when travel has come to a complete standstill, award-winning photographer Dennis Cox releases the perfect anecdote for cruise-starved readers – a luscious, photography-laden look at all aspects of the worldwide cruise phenomena that defined the last decades.

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Airplane Reverse Seating, Liability Waiver

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
Avio Ineriors' Janus three-seater airplane design

An Italian company has developed a ‘three-seater’ design for airplanes in which the middle seat faces backward while the other seats face forward, with all three seats protected by a transparent shield... Handshakes, hugs and sharing pens and pencils may become things of the past. Physical contact with anyone or anything can now set off alarm bells.

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Working Remotely, Disinformation Campaigns

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
protection from disinformation

Whether you work remotely 100% of the time or find yourself navigating this situation for the very first time, working at a physical distance can pose a unique set of challenges... Even the most well-intentioned news consumers can find today’s avalanche of political information difficult to navigate.

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