Moving to a Tourist Town: Sonoma, California
Posted on November 22, 2011 - Filed Under Sonoma, Sustainable Tourism | Leave a Comment
After spending most of my life as either a city dweller or a mountain hermit, I have now opted for the in-between, the idyl of small town life in a tourist destination. I have moved to the middle of a city block. There are houses to the right of me, houses to the left: a [...]
Read More..>>Sustainable Tourism: Video Demo of our Intro to Travel and Tourism Course
Posted on October 27, 2009 - Filed Under Video, Sustainable Tourism, Travel Biz | 1 Comment
Take a look at a demo (with a short piece on sustainable tourism) of our new edition of “Travel and Tourism: Opening Doors for Your Future,” an interactive course that introduces the Travel and Tourism industry as a serious career path to high school or entry-level college students, people who are about to enter the [...]
Read More..>>Augmented Reality – Star in Your Own Cartoon
Posted on September 10, 2009 - Filed Under Sustainable Tourism, Tech & Science | Leave a Comment
I have enough trouble with real reality, but add software (in this case, something with the unfortunate acronym/name FLARToolKit) and the mind unreels. Try living in your own cartoon here, at this site developed by GE to demonstrate wind and solar energy.
Read More..>>Floating Through Kerala
Posted on February 14, 2009 - Filed Under Video, Culture, India, Sustainable Tourism | Leave a Comment
My first impression of India was high culture plus high chaos. But then I hadn’t been to Kerala, a multicultural waterworld in India’s southwest. Watch HD Video on connectedtraveler.com
High Definition Video: Learn Travel and Tourism
Posted on December 11, 2008 - Filed Under Video, Sustainable Tourism, Travel Biz | 1 Comment
I wish I could say that I made a living as a blogger, but I do put wine in the flagon by producing projects such as Travel and Tourism: Opening Doors for Your Future, an interactive introductory course in Travel and Tourism, which we have just released. It is the successor to “World of Many [...]
