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The Mystery And Wonder Behind The Many Public Pianos In Airports And Streets Worldwide
Pianos in airports, public parks and recreational venues -- they were there for a reason. One is because one artist dreamed of an urban recreational setting for music in the form of a performance art installation and another is to express creativity and create free entertainment for waiting passengers.
Top Five Best Places To Camp In The US
Planning to go camping out with friends or family this weekend? If you're looking for ways to relax in the great outdoors, the first thing you need to think of is where to go. So, head out to these camping sites in the U.S. and sleep among the starry night sky. Escaping from the hustle and bustle of everyday life was never this good.
Overworking Or Travel Employment: The New American 'Status Symbols'
Status symbols today is not about how nice one's car is or how high-paying the job is. "Humblebrags" , the appearance of being busy and hardworking -- and also having control of one's working time and leisure are the new American standards for a good life.
Five Of The Best Pet-Friendly Hotels In Los Angeles
Planning for a travel in Los Angeles with your cuddly and beloved pets? Here are some of the best pet-friendly hotels for you.
Visiting San Diego? Here are Five Things That You Must Not Miss
San Diego is a city in California that has been visited by many tourists every year. With all the tourist attractions waiting for you, here are some of the things that you must not miss during your travel to this world-famous city.
Want To Stay In Shape While Traveling? Here Are Five Ways To Do It
A year of keeping your body fit can be destroyed by only three days of travel or vacation. Hence, there are still some ways on how to stay in shape while you are on your dream travel destination.
Russian Airline Bans 400 'Old, Fat And Ugly' Flight Attendants
Enraged cabin crews of Aeroflot, the national carrier of Russia, filed a complaint against the airline company after banning 'old, fat and ugly' stewardess from international flights.
Tourism In Paris Drops By 1.5M Due To Terror Fears
Tourists all over the world are refraining from coming to Paris due to fears on terror attacks, making the tourism of the city drop by 1.5 Million.
Delta Air Lines Brings Back Free Meals on Flights
Aiming to provide better customer service to passengers of domestic and international flights, Delta Air Lines has announced the return of its complimentary meals for selected routes.
Five Handy Guides for First-Time Travelers
Before you begin your first step towards the first adventure of your life, make sure to include these handy guides for first-time travelers on your checklist.
What You Need To Know About Trump's Revised Travel Ban
US President Donald Trump's executive order to ban seven Muslim-majority nations travel could see a revision submitted this week. According to observers, the new revision could exclude Green Card holders coming from the Muslim countries, but would still include the seven countries.
The Best US Destinations For Music Lovers
Music lovers need not to travel abroad for some amazing ear candy. In the United States -- the origin of plenty of modern contemporary music -- are five cities where music genres originated and industries continued to prosper.
Five Most Dangerous Roads In The World
Do you want to hit the roads? Tourists would like to cruise to find cool sceneries, hidden spots, adventure, and fun. Every year, though, we hear the news stories that the number of people killed on the roads. Mostly, it's the driver's mishaps. But we also have to survey the roads where they travel.
Visiting Utah? Here are the Five National Parks that You Must Visit
Planning to visit Utah this year for an ultimate outdoor experience, here are some of the national parks in Utah that you must definitely visit this 2017.
Mickey Mouse Is Charging Tourists $310 For A Photo
Mickey Mouse is charging tourists to take photos with him for $310 in what seems to be a scam in Times Square. While Disney is not behind this rip-off, certainly it was 52-year-old, Lester Mengersen, who made headlines three years ago when he clamored that costumed actors are not bad.
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