Man Responsible for Newark Airport Kiss Chaos Pleads Guilty
by NileGuideHaisong Jiang, the man responsible for delaying 16,000 passengers in New York’s Newark Liberty International Airport faced his day in court yesterday. Jiang pleaded guilty to defiant trespassing, which comes out to a very minor offense... Read more »
Walking in springtime in Mallorca
by adminMy guest post today from Nick of Villa Parade highlights that spring is one of the best times to visit the island of Mallorca, especially if you enjoy walking as a way to explore the beautiful scenery of this island and get away from the crowded... Read more »
9 Ridiculous Animal Mating Rituals and Where to Spot Them
by NileGuideSick and tired of hearing the whining from your single friends about how hard the dating scene is? Had it up-to-here with your girlfriend wearing her calming face-mask to bed and your boyfriend’s total disregard for manscaping? Well maybe... Read more »
Spotlight: Moses Mabhida Soccer Stadium in Durban
by Adena HarfordWith less than 100 days to go before the 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa things are speeding up to get everything ready in time for kick-off. Construction of stadiums, roads and other services is moving ahead at a pace second to none.... Read more »
Chartres: A Great Day Out From Paris
by Karen BryanMost people have romanticised notions of Paris, in both senses of the word. Paris has long been thought of as a city for lovers, and this is something that is constantly reinforced in contemporary popular culture. Also, tourists flock there... Read more »
Off the Beaten Path in Järvsö, Sweden
by Marcus CederstromSometimes the best places to visit in Europe are off the beaten path. Way off the beaten path. Smack dab in the middle of Sweden off the beaten path. That’s where you’ll find the village of Järvsö. Järvsö has a population of less... Read more »
No Bananas on Board: 5 Hawaiian Superstitions
by NileGuideAll islanders are proud of the multi-cultural society in Hawaii. The blending of many ethnicities in the islands has created a tolerance and respect for each cultures’ uniqueness, and the utmost respect for the Hawaiian host culture and... Read more »
Gearing Up For St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland
by Adena HarfordIt’s starting to look like spring on the Emerald Isle; tight white buds on the trees, a thermometer that hovers around 5 degrees, and out in the lush green countryside, calves and kids playing hide-and-seek with the sun. St. Patrick’s... Read more »
