Showing posts with label automobile travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label automobile travel. Show all posts

Sunday, November 18, 2007

NaPodPoMo - Travelography 2.0 - Daily Podcast Challenge - Week 2

Week 2 of National Podcast Post Month (NaPodPoMo)

I joined a few days late, but you can find my posts from last week (Nov 7-9) here. Nov 10 was my regular weekly Travelography podcast.

For 18 November 2007:
For 17 November 2007:
  • Travelography 2.0: China's Golden Weeks Explained - I just finished an essay on Domestic Tourism for the Encyclopedia of Modern China (due out sometime next year) -- so in today's podcast I talk about China's Golden Weeks -- what they are and how they are changing.
For 16 November 2007:
  • My Travel Podcast Susbscriptions - Only a fraction of the 100 podcasts that I subscribe to are related to travel and tourism. I talk about those in today's podcast. And OOPS - I forgot to mention the Home Based Travel Agent podcast -- sorry Barry ...
For 15 November 2007:
  • Traveler Resilience - Record numbers of Americans will hit the roads next week despite gas prices being $1 more than last year.
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Thursday, June 21, 2007

Travelography #78: Gas Prices, Travel Trends, and Climate Concerns

This is a PCN Travelography Podcast related post Use the players on this page, or click the title above to listen to this podcast.

US automobile travelers will change summer vacation plans if gas prices reach $3.50+. Australia is developing a tourism action plan on climate change, but is it enough. Travel and tourism industry leaders identify key trends affecting their industry this year, and stress over climate change perceptions.

Listen to the podcast and click on the links below for these stories.