February 23rd, 2010 by
The Flybag is a see-through toiletry bag replacement which is outfitted with fashionable stitching, a rugged stainless steel zipper, disposable (pink, blue or gray) insert design with latest TSA regulations, and comes complete with bottles, eyemask and earplugs to make your next flight as comfortable, and efficient, as possible.
Flybags was conceived when the San Francisco-based founders became irritated with existing solutions for getting toiletries through airport security. Too many confiscated colognes, toners, lotions and sunscreen bottles led them to create the current product, as well as an online “Resource for Efficient Travel” located at iStillFly.com. (more…)
February 16th, 2010 by
This magazine provides a practical, money-oriented guide to vacations for real travelers. It focuses on budget-conscious travelers seeking domestic destinations.
This magazine provides a practical, money-oriented guide to vacations for real travelers. It focuses on budget-conscious travelers seeking domestic destinations.
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February 15th, 2010 by
From the Manufacturer
The Samsonite airport Identification and ticket wallet is a cleverly conceived wallet that makes airport check-in, immigration and today’s increasingly more frequent security screenings a snap. No need to fumble through you purse or pocket to locate your credentials. Our tri-fold design opens to reveal a windowed pocket for your opened passport, plus a second windowed pocket for a driver’s license or photo identification. It closes in an instant with a convenient grip-strip tab to keep all your documents secure and out of sight. Complete with full-width ticket/boarding pass pocket, credit card pockets and adjustable neck cord. (more…)
February 15th, 2010 by
Vancouver, British Columbia, is a big and wonderful city–it is the sort of place where you need a good guide to access its treasures unless you’re visiting friends who’ll take you under wing.
It’s easy to wander fruitlessly wondering where the good restaurants are, but Wilson’s guide is a cure-all to the lost-in-the-big-city blues. With comprehensive chapters on restaurants, nightlife, lodging, recreation, and shopping, you can go from Grouse Mountain’s aerial tramway to the mushroom soup of Zeppo’s Trattoria without hours of futile searching. It even comes with a bonus fold out map.
Completely revised and expanded, this second edition of Vancouver Best Places offers native and newcomers alike a jam-packed guide to the very best of Canada’s most vibrant and cosmopolitan city.
Best Places Vancouver: The Most Discriminating Guide to Vancouver’s Restaurants, Shops, Hotels, Nightlife, Arts, Sights, and Outings (2nd ed)
February 13th, 2010 by
Review
“Lonely Planet guidebooks are, quite simply, like no others.” — New York TimesLonely Planet guidebooks are, quite simply, like no others.’ –New York Times
Discover Vancouver.
Go out on a limb and step onto the world’s longest, highest suspension bridgeMingle with myriad local artists as you make your way around the studios of Granville and Salt Spring Islands
Claim a spot on a Commercial Drive patio and introduce your tastebuds to some standout BC beers.
Glide through reflections of mountains and glass towers on a sunset kayak tour of English Bay
- 31 detailed maps, 39 bars tested and reviewed.
- Special Green Vancouver chapter to help you plan an eco-friendly visit to the city.
- The inside work on the hotel, dining and music scenes, from locals in the know
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