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The Pittsburgh Casino Survival Guidenew

The Rivers Casino has everything that a casino is supposed to have: cashier cages, restaurants, bars, and of course ATM. Beyond that, though, the Rivers will have plenty of surprises in store when it opens.
Pittsburgh City Paper  |  Charlie Deitch  |  08-03-2009  |  Travel

The Only Gay Bar in Laosnew

Khop Chai is Laos' only gay bar -- if you meet a gay man who has visited Laos, odds are he's frequented this bar.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Ken Cameron  |  06-04-2009  |  Travel

The Dutch Start Getting All Uptight and Shitnew

As any recent visitor can tell you, there's something strange in the Amsterdam air these days. While the culture of permissiveness remains intact, it has been thoroughly rattled by a recent series of legal reforms.
Fast Forward Weekly  |  Patrick Boyle  |  05-21-2009  |  Travel

The Downlow on Getting to Machu Picchunew

If you follow these tips, you can be watching the sun rise over Machu Picchu within a month -- and still have enough money to come home and start paying off your student loans.
Eugene Weekly  |  Deanna Uutela  |  01-16-2009  |  Travel

North Carolina Musicians Celebrate the Other New Yearnew

Every year a crew of Western North Carolina-based musicians heads to Negril, Jamaica, for a week of community-building, service work and jamming. The unlikely occasion? Chinese New Year.
Mountain Xpress  |  Alli Marshall  |  12-31-2008  |  Travel

A Cautionary Tale About Airports and Holiday Horrorsnew

We have all heard the horror stories, but up until last year I can't say I really believed them. All that changed last Christmas, when the forces of the friendly skies conspired against me for three days straight, eventually breaking me.
Santa Barbara Independent  |  Ethan Stewart  |  12-22-2008  |  Travel

A Sojourn in the Palestinian City of Nablusnew

Arabs by day, Jews by night, and it was getting clear that both had become accustomed to the hells of occupation. My mind was swirling through a vortex of insanity that can only be found on a battlefield. What was I doing here?
Santa Barbara Independent  |  Jesse Aizenstat  |  12-15-2008  |  Travel

Welcome To a Mexican Beach!new

By following these simple steps to a low-budget Mexican beach excursion, you are on your way to a nice vacation. By demanding the "trip of a lifetime," you will be on your way to hell. Any questions?
Eugene Weekly  |  Chuck Adams  |  11-19-2008  |  Travel

Clash of the Duck Tours in San Francisconew

The Bay Quackers tours were a big duck in a small pond until another duck tour -- Ride the Ducks -- migrated to the city this summer.
SF Weekly  |  Ashley Harrell  |  11-13-2008  |  Travel

Miami Beach's New Fontainebleau Set to Debutnew

Sparks are flying. Jackhammers are blasting. Snakepits of wire cover the floors of the Fontainebleau Hotel. Will it be ready to open November 16, after a three-year, $1 billion makeover?
Miami New Times  |  Lee Klein  |  11-10-2008  |  Travel

Paris, Je T'aime: Un Petit Sojourn to the City of Lightsnew

Paris is a delicious bouillabaisse of a city: A little bit of New York, a dash of Boston, and a hefty dollop of London, but with a taste and style all its own.
New Haven Advocate  |  Erik Sweet  |  10-28-2008  |  Travel

Make a Splash in Vancouver's Prime Paddling Locationsnew

There's no doubt that when it comes to choosing the best place to dip your oar or paddle, Vancouver offers an embarrassment of watery riches, and of both the salty and sweet kinds. But at this point on the calendar, several launch spots stand out from the rest.
The Georgia Straight  |  Jack Christie  |  09-19-2008  |  Travel

Belugas Charm in Manitoba's Churchill Rivernew

There's only one place in the world where you can watch hundreds of beluga whales cavort in the wild, their gleaming white bodies arching above the surface of the water.
The Georgia Straight  |  Lauren Kramer  |  08-29-2008  |  Travel

The Long Walk: From Milwaukee to Chicago on Two Feetnew

I've bicycled from Chicago to Milwaukee a dozen or so times, including several trips during the dead of winter on the annual Frozen Snot Century ride. But lately I've been getting interested in walking as a form of travel that helps me take in more of my surroundings by slowing me down.
Chicago Newcity  |  John Greenfield  |  08-20-2008  |  Travel

Sucked into Amsterdam's Red Light Districtnew

My goal when I arrived in Amsterdam was to fight temptation and avoid the devils that lurk within the red light district. I wanted to write a sober account of the debauched circus encased within this small area. It wasn't meant to be.
The Georgia Straight  |  Steve Smysnuik  |  08-18-2008  |  Travel

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