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tripwolf travel trends
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The tripwolf blog is a place where travel trends are discussed, from what's going on inside tripwolf, the online travel guide, to the top travel stories from around the world.
- Added on: Feb 3rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: tripwolf
- Listed in: Travel Web 2.0
- Tags: Adventure travel guide trends trips destinations maps
Recent Posts
Open Postcard from Berlin
Dear tripwolf readers, Hallo from Berlin, meine Damen und Herren, mes dames et messieurs! I know it’s been a while since we last talked. The last things I remember telling you about were some easy day-trips from Dublin. Now – all fired...
Meet your tripwolf bloggers – Eva
Eva currently lives and studies creative writing in Dublin, Ireland. Her perspective often reflects that of the woman traveler and the American expat. She has also written some introductions for us, see some of that writing here. About me: Bi-ra...
Opening Weekend – Skiing Deals in the Northeast
Killington, VT It’s been a slow start to the season – most ski resorts dream of opening up before Thanksgiving, and in many years they do! The first week in December usually brings at least a foot of powder to the mountains in the North...
Photo of the Month Winner
Congratulations to Darian, who submitted the winning photo this month. His photo of Peru will be featured in our December newsletter, representing our community of travel lovers. Next month, we will feature a photo from Argentina! Got travel photos...
Surfing at Cloud Break
After a big breakfast of Wahoo omelette, hash browns and the normal unlimited supply of pineapple, watermelon and papaya, we set out for the breaking waves on the horizon – towards what is known as Cloud Break, on the northern side of Vanua Lev...
Reef sharks don’t bite
We spent most of the day docked off the North shore of Vanua Levu searching for surf. Not being ballsy or skilled enough tor ide uncharted reef break with the “surfer, dudes,” some of us chose to snorkel around the edges of the Great Sea ...
