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Tag Archives: South Korea
IBIT in CHINA: the world’s fastest train
Seventh in a series For railroad enthusiasts, or folks who just like getting from Point A to Point B faster than anybody else in the world, the Shanghai Maglev Train is the ultimate E-ticket ride. Shanghai is a long way … Continue reading
Posted in Asia/Pacific, Independent Travel, Rail Travel, See the World
Tagged China, Eurostar Italia, ICE, Japan, maglev, Pudong, Shanghai, Shinkansen, South Korea, TALGO, TGV, United States
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IS THIS THE WORLD’S MOST DANGEROUS MUSEUM?
The Gangwon DMZ Museum in South Korea is dedicated to peace and reconciliation with its northern neighbor. But while its aim may be noble, its location falls within easy bombardment range of North Korea, whose leaders have their own ideas … Continue reading
Posted in Asia/Pacific, Independent Travel
Tagged Demilitarized Zone, DMZ, Gangwon DMZ Museum, Kim Jong Il, North Korea, South Korea
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This Week on IBIT
Fly like a rock star. See how America and Africa are both getting their roll on. And remembering other heroes on Memorial Day. In my old life as someone else’s employee, I used to love short work weeks. Now that … Continue reading
Posted in Air travel, Bike travel, Independent Travel, See the World
Tagged African travel, bicycles, bike, Buffao Soldiers, charter, DMZ, Gangwon, IBIT, jets, Major Taylor, Seychelles, South Korea
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Passports: The 63 Percent Solution
Two out of three Americans don’t have a valid passport. We have the power to change the world, maybe even destroy the world, but two-thirds of us can’t even legally step out and see the world? That’s just embarrassing. The … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Travel, See the World
Tagged African Travel, American Samoa, Asia, black Americans, Canada, China, Europe, France, Germany, Hawaii, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, passport, Puerto Rico, Russia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, State Department, Thailand, U.S. Virgin Islands, Vietnam
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CHINA: Parking in pink?
Ladies, does your fashion sense come into play when you park your car? Someone in China’s Hebei province seems to think so. File this one under “Things That Make you Go ‘What the eff!’” Remember when we first heard about … Continue reading
Posted in Asia/Pacific, Independent Travel, See the World
Tagged BBC, Germany, Hebei, Japan, Metro, Mexico City, pink taxis, Seoul, Shijiazhuang, South Korea, trains
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America — Overworked and under-vacationed?
So I’m reading this press release about a new pitch being developed by one of the cruise lines, Royal Caribbean International. The theme: “Cruise them or lose them.” The “them” refers to your vacation days, and the tendency of we … Continue reading
Medical tourism
For many travelers, surgical procedures are becoming an excuse to vacation in distant lands. But if EVER there were a case of “let the buyer beware,” this is it. Every day, somewhere in the world, some American unpacks their bags … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Travel
Tagged African Travel, Argentina, Asia, Blue Cross of South Carolina, Bumrungrad International Hospital, Canada, Cheryl Clark, Copacabana, coronary bypass, Costa Rica, Cuba, Donald Trump, Gallup Poll, HealthLeaders Media, Hong Kong, India, International Society for Quality in Health Care, Ireland, Joint Commission International, Latin America, Malaysia, medical tourism, Mexico, New Zealand, Omaha, Philippines, Planet Hospital., Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Trent International Accreditation Scheme
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