]> Blog Marco - Travel tips http://blog.photos2view.com.s6352.gridserver.com/taxonomy/term/40/0 en Don't Travel to These Places http://blog.photos2view.com.s6352.gridserver.com/2008/04/07/dont-travel-to-these-places.htm <p><img src="http://cinema-pedia.com/images/stories/news/visit3.jpg" width="425px"><br /> According to Hollywood, you shouldn't travel to these places. Repeat. Don't travel to these places. Never ever visit these places. </p> <p>Don't Travel to:<br /> 10. Antarctica, as depicted in The March of the Penguins (2005)<br /> 9. Kazakhstan, as depicted in Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)<br /> 8. Colombia, as depicted in Romancing the Stone (1984) and Collateral Damage (2002)<br /> 7. Texas, as depicted in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)<br /> 6. Brazil, as depicted in Turistas (2006)<br /> 5. Burma, as depicted in Rambo (2008)<br /> 4. New Mexico, as depicted in The Hills Have Eyes (2006)<br /> 3. Mexico City (Mexico) and Caracas (Venezuela), as depicted in Man on Fire (2004) and Secuestro Express (2005)<br /> 2. Slovakia, as depicted in Hostel (2005)<br /> 1. Sierra Leone, as depicted in Blood Diamond (2006) and Tears of the Sun (2003)</p> <p>Shouldn't USA (especially New York, Las Vegas...) be in the list too? I mean, of all the crime (Law &amp; Order), murders (CSi), gangsters (GodFather Trilogy), disasters (The Day After Tomorrow) and monsters (Ghostbusters) that happen in the USA from the silverscreen.</p> Travel tips Mon, 07 Apr 2008 13:53:05 -0700 Travelling overseas (A helpful tip for non American Tourists) http://blog.photos2view.com.s6352.gridserver.com/travelling-overseas-a-helpful-tip-for-non-american-tourists.htm <p>A useful strategy for non-Americans when travelling overseas to countries other than USA is to change their local currency to the US Greenback.</p> <p>This could be useful as the US Dollar is more recognised throughout the world. </p> <p>So if you do take this route, try to buy USD bills in all denominations from $1, to $5, $10 etc... A $1 bill could be useful when tipping a bellhop or even in a local Chinese market where they would often consider accepting the greenback as payment.</p> Travel tips Sat, 03 Sep 2005 05:26:21 -0700