Experience a 24 hour video journey in one of the world's most romantic cities, Paris, France, that begins at sunrise with a beautiful time-lapse view of the Eiffel Tower from Pont de Bir-Hakeim. The trip continues through the Latin Quarter to the Rue Mouffetard Market. This cobbled market street has retained much of its pre-industrial character and...
Experience a 24 hour video journey in one of the world's most historic cities, London, England, that begins at sunrise with a beautiful time-lapse view of the London Eye ferris wheel and its surrounding attractions. From there, the trip continues through St. James Park to Oxford Street and fashion destination Selfridges to browse its slew of varyin...
Experience a 24 hour video journey in one of the world's sexiest cities, Miami. See famous landmarks such as the Delano Hotel, Lummus Park, Scotty's Dock and Star Island. Visit the renowned art deco house of Miami, tour Collins Avenue, drop in on South Beach and browse the Margulies Collection Gallery. See the complete travel video on the Conde Nas...
Experience a 24 hour video journey in one of the world's most exciting cities, New York City. See famous landmarks such as Manhattan's Central Park, The Museum of Modern Art. Visit the luxurious Mandarin Hotel, virtually shop at the Moss Design Store, stop by renowned Katz's Deli and experience the Meatpacking District by night. See the complete vi...
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Concierge.com asset, video. Concierge.com travel writer, Mark Schatzker, treks around the world in 80 days. Follow his intrepid journey on his blog as he attemps to circumnavigate the globe "the old-fashioned way." In this video he shows you some of the items accompanying him on his journey. Find out more at http://www.concierge.com/cntraveler/...
Concierge.com asset, video. Concierge.com travel writer, Mark Schatzker, treks around the world in 80 days. Follow his intrepid journey on his blog as he attemps to circumnavigate the globe "the old-fashioned way." In this video he gives you a closer view of his current life and his brand new haircut. Find out more at http://www.concierge.com/c...
Concierge.com asset, video. Concierge.com travel writer, Mark Schatzker, treks around the world in 80 days. Follow his intrepid journey on his blog as he attempts to circumnavigate the globe "the old-fashioned way." Although it's hard to imagine the frontiersmen traveling through the Napa Valley and along Highway 1 in a Mercedes E-320. Find out...
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CondeNet Doubles Video Clip Production and Introduces New Travel Content
CondeNet, the online division of the magazine company Conde Nast, is making a big push in creating video on its several themed portals. It has doubled the amount of video clips produces this year over last, and the pace is going to pick-up with an ambitious program to build...
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More In-Game videos coming soon. I finally heard back from my 400th subscriber and will be beginning work on his video(s) tonight.
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It can be hard to find a bargain in Europe these days, but this flea market makes a good bet. Just check that Louis Vuitton bag carefully.
One of Capri's oldest pizzerias carries on in the same traditional style that once made this the favorite hangout of Graham Greene.
In Capri, beach bunnies work on their tans at pay-to-enter lidos, such as the famous La Fontelina, located at the foot of the Faraglioni rocks.
Ipanema is where you'll find Posto 9, famous for being the hangout of the young, beautiful, and tragically cool.
Better raise your credit limit. Most of the big Italian designers have flagship stores in the grid of exorbitant streets beneath the Spanish Steps.
The legendary Hotel Caruso was reopened in 2005, with 47 rooms in an 11th-century palaceand a fantastic heated infinity pool.
This village sits in idyllic seclusionthough these days, it's also lined with shops aimed at tourists. The one must-see is Villa San Michele.
Situated just below Capri's postcard-pretty clock tower, the famous Piazzetta is both the entrance to the island's main town and its open-air living room.
Not just another Marriott, this luxury entry with a contemporary Mediterranean look is a worthwhile addition to Capri's hotel scene.
Always packed with posh diners ogling each other and the sweeping views of the bay, Slanted Door serves a blend of Asian street food and traditional Vietnamese dishes.
Brazil's equivalent of the Statue of Liberty, this 125-foot-high statue of Christ reminds you you're in an unmistakable place: Rio!
The little town of Sant'Agata plays host to what is generally (and rightly) considered to be the best table south of Rome.
The oldest of the Amalfi Coast's grand hotels is run by the founder's granddaughters. Such continuity pays off in service that runs like clockwork and a certain lived-in feel.
The most striking thing about the San Pietro is its invisibility. The hotel seems to merge with the cliffs to which it clings.
Opened in 1912, this seafood shop isn't a restaurant, it's a landmark, with the fifth generation behind the original marble counter.
On clear, sunny clear days, the cable-car ride up to 700-foot Morro da Urca and then on to the taller, 1,300-foot Pao de Açucar is pretty neat.
