The experience of travelling, either abroad or inside the country, has changed dramatically in very small amount of time, nobody can deny it. Gone are the days of packing tour guides and there is space for something else where we use to have big road maps (the car’s back seat). You don’t need to have a special device to listen to your favourite songs and your music will not occupy any space, no CDs or Walkman or Discman: new mobile phones have it all!

There are so many applications for this new generation of phones that you can do an astonishing variety of things: from listening to the last hits or a classic you love ( Pandora app), to knowing exactly where you are and how to go to that museum your best friend recommended (poynt). You can even have a tourist information guide with audio in your iphone with just one click (London or York pocket) or book a restaurant through Internet.
Some of us still prefer the old ways, the rest of us have already adapted to this new method of travelling with a great deal of advantages: technology saves you money, space and time when travelling.
Tuesday 23 March 2010 1:01 | Published by Blogtelopia-krds2 | Category: Interesting Stuff, Travel Technology
What could be better to celebrate the Inauguration of the World cup 2010 than a concert? We all know that next summer, the World cup will be held in South Africa but it was only announced today how the kick off is going to be commemorated. Some of the most prestigious international artists will be singing in this special concert such as Alicia Keys, Black Eyed Peas or Shakira. It is the first time the World Cup is celebrated in the African Continent and also the first time an event this big is organised for the kick off.
One of the world’s most spectacular festivals will be celebrated this week amid a cloud of smoke, firecrackers and fireworks. People in Valencia spend an important part of the year preparing more than 700 papier-mâché effigies, or fallas that are the focus of the event. The fallas can reach 20 m in height (this year’s highest one is 29m tall), and often depict celebrities with a satirical slant. Fallas cost around €900,000 to make. Once they are finished, they are displayed in colourful street parades throughout the five-day event that starts today. At the end of the week, all the fallas are set alight in what is called the Cremá (the burning), to celebrate the end of winter.
The Academy Awards (popularly known as the Oscars) are presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) to recognize excellence of professionals in the film industry. The formal ceremony at which the awards are presented is one of the most prominent award ceremonies in the world.
ow is an annual auto show held in March in the Swiss city of Geneva. The show is hosted at the Geneva Palexpo convention centre and organised by the “Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d’Automobiles”. It is considered an important major international auto show, where new cars and automobiles are exhibited.



