Maz Jobrani Doesn’t Know About Gas Prices

by Anil Polat | Oct 20, 2007 | Site News | 0
Cheap Flights To And From The UK With The EscapeMap Mashup
Search through flights to and from the UK and get prices and routes? returned on a Google map with EscapeMap. Aside from basing the results on price, you can filter the results so you end up near the beach, or in an exotic place (New Orleans according the EscapeMap).
Soon you will be able to heat food to oven temperatures in your carry on luggage.
Those of you smokers looking for international travel that won??t dent your nicotine habit can check Ash.org/intltravel.
Nudist Travel On A Weak Dollar
The once strong dollar is hitting the pockets of all travelers, even those that don??t have pockets. The Nudist Travel Guide has a list of places to visit where you won??t have to sell the clothes off your back or wear them at all for that matter.
The New York Times has a great article on a whirlwind 36 hour trip to the ??ugliest, most dangerous city you??ll ever love.??
by Anil Polat | Oct 19, 2007 | Culture | 4
Apparently for some finding a mate is so easy, that couples have begun dating other couples.
Kupple.com is a site that that lets couples seek out other couples for friendship, advice, or even business ventures. Registration is free and the membership has grown past 2,500 users.
Similar to cuddle parties, couple-dating is strictly a nonsexual affair, so don’t sign on looking for foursome hookups. The start of a new trend? Couples do tend to stick to couples and singles seem to hang out in the same places.
by Anil Polat | Oct 19, 2007 | Travel Journal | 1
The New York Times has a great article on a whirlwind 36 hour trip to the “ugliest, most dangerous city you’ll ever love.”
Several airlines fly between New York and S�o Paulo, including American, Delta, Continental, Japan Airlines and the Brazilian airline TAM. A recent online search found fares starting at $890 for early November. Better deals can sometimes be found through BACC (800-222-2746; www.bacctravel.com), a New York City travel agency specializing in travel to Brazil.
The NYT recommends beginning with Culture Park to engage in some art, pickup some Brazilian-style beer (chopp), and head over to the 24 hour food market. Americans should make sure to cut through visa red tape while planning a trip since it’s still relatively dollar-friendly – or just take E-Dubs’ word for it!
by Anil Polat | Oct 19, 2007 | Money | 2
Create flight itineraries and be notified if the price changes with the Yapta Tagger. The program is tied to most of the major online travel agents and keeps track of your specific travel plans as you visit, let’s say, Orbitz or Travelocity. Enter your travel plans in Yapta’s My Trips and get notified if the price goes down.
You can configure Yapta to give you a heads up if the price falls below a certain price. The site claims that many price changes occur within hours of a ticket purchase, and you can often get a refund on them. If you’re off on travel often, check in with RefundPlease to get email notification on price drops within 30 days of purchase.
[via Lifehacker]
by Anil Polat | Oct 18, 2007 | Money | 1
The once strong dollar is hitting the pockets of all travelers, even those that don’t have pockets. The Nudist Travel Guide has a list of places to visit where you won’t have to sell the clothes off your back or wear them at all for that matter.
Playa Sonrisa (official website) on the Caribbean coast of Mexico is for true nudists/naturists and even offers a 15% discount for naturist club members, such as AANR members. They have beach front bungalows and rooms for accommodations, naked snorkeling and even have a restaurant.
Aside from Mexico, the NTG recommends Croatia and Bonaire in the Caribbean. You don’t have to be a naturist to find great places to travel on a weak dollar, check the Economist’s interactive map to get an idea and follow these tips during the holiday season.

