According to a study released recently by Hotels.com, complementary breakfast has overtaken the free WiFi that topped last year’s study…but connectivity is still way up on the list. Click HERE to see the in-room list and the hotel-wide list.
Dinner and a show in Siem Reap provided the opportunity to see first-hand traditional Cambodian dance.
A man harvests barnacles from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in Essaouira, Morocco
This photo from northern Idaho shows layers upon layers of trees and terrain, and sky.
Samantha shares some pictures of the huge Van Gogh Sunflower eastel in Goodland, Kansas. It’s part of the Big Easel Project.
This post from Professorabe looks at efforts to preserve a piece of the industrial history of ‘Copperopolis’ – aka Swansea in South Wales.
Perhaps someone was humming the Simon and Garfunkel tune as they created this tilework at Martim Moniz station, Lisbon
19th century neo-Moorish palace now occupied by design boutiques, but soon to become a hotel
At the Carmo Museum in Lisbon, the labels suggests either a horned idol or a support for a roasting spit
I’m not very surprised that free breakfast and free wifi are important to travelers.
Given a choice, I’d rather have the wifi than breakfast. I use my computer a lot and the freedom wifi gives me to go about my business is critical to my travels. I don’t book rooms that lack wifi anymore.