Welcome to the January 7, 2009 edition of Carnival of Travelers.
This month’s carnival theme is Travel Resolutions –—getting rid of those barriers to traveling, finally going to the destination of our dreams, finding ways to afford to travel, and setting goals of things to see and places to go that further our love of seeing the world.
We have a varied group of posts this month, so enjoy reading them and setting your own resolutions for 2009.

Travel Advocate presents Hidden Hotel Travel Dangers Safeguarding the Room for Kids posted at The Travel Advocate.

Sean Reynolds presents European Motorcycle …read more

Welcome to the December 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers!
Our theme this month was Holiday Travel & Events, and we have a handful of great posts representing this theme.  From tips for holiday travel, to holiday events, to great holiday sights, these travel bloggers joined into the holiday spirit, sharing travel with you.
Enjoy!

Byteful Travel presents The 7th Annual Holiday Extravaganza posted at Byteful Blog, saying, "I travel to Dallas Texas in the winter to witness the musical experience of a lifetime: The 7th Annual Holiday Extravaganza, the perfect balance of symphonic pop and holiday music. An album of …read more

Welcome to the November edition of the Carnival of Travelers.
My attempts to organize this month’s carnival took a beating, and rather than have posts centered around a theme, this month is sort of a free-for-all of travel information.
There’s lots of good stuff here, so pull up a chair and settle in for some good reads.

GrrlScientist presents In One Month, I will go to HEL and Back posted at Living the Scientific Life, saying, "My upcoming trip to Helsinki, Finland, including some sights I am planning to see and reader suggestions for other sights to see (feel free to give …read more

Welcome to the October 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers.
This month’s theme is Money Saving Travel Tips, an especially timely theme, I thought, given the challenges we are facing with our economy.  Most travel-lovers that I talk with are still traveling, but are just looking ways to trim the budget a little bit here and a little bit there.
I think you’ll find some great tips here that are sure to help you get a little more bang for your buck (or euro,yen, peso, etc.):

Sage presents Balboa Park: Free Admission on Tuesdays posted at RandomSanDiego.com, saying, "With …read more

Welcome to the September 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers.  And yes, I know it’s the 10th,  but sometimes little technical issues get in the way.  But we have a diverse group of bloggers and topics all centered around our September theme of International Travel.
These posts are sure to have you dusting off your passport and making vacation plans.

EcoSalon presents The Tuscan Table and Magnificent Morocco with Peggy Markel posted at Sara Ost.
Wendy presents Tokyo And A Tale Of Man’s Best Friend posted at Escape From New York, saying, "The Hachiko Statue represents the extreme of …read more

Welcome to the August 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers. 
This month’s theme was U.S. Travel, and we have a varied selection of locations and points of view on the subject.  So let’s get started!
 

Trench presents Travel : The D.C. Metro Experience posted at 7milesdown.
Ms. Smarty Pants presents Arches National Park Tips and Trails. posted at Ms. Smarty Pants Know It All, saying, "options and details for Arches National Park in Utah."

Jack Norell presents Scrumptious breakfasts on the Las Vegas Strip posted at Eyeflare – Travel Articles and Tips, saying, "Breakfast is more an …read more

Welcome to the July 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers. 
This month’s theme was Summer Travel, and I interpreted the theme very loosely to include a wide variety of interpretations on the theme.  We’ve got recommendations of places to go, things to do and see, ways to save money, tips to reduce stress, and all sorts of family fun.
There are lots of participants this month, so grab a cup of coffee or an ice cold drink, and enjoy Summer along with me:
 

David B. Bohl presents Off the Beaten Path: How to Build A Better Vacation posted at …read more

Welcome to the June 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers.
The theme for this month was travel photos, specifically profiling the great photos that travel bloggers take (the requirement was that the photos be taken by the blogger).
Here, for your viewing pleasure is a little window into the world:

Diane Robbins presents Travel Snippets and More: The Architecture of Buenos Aires posted at Travel Snippets and More.

Jack Norell presents Shooting photos from a moving vehicle posted at Eyeflare – Travel Articles and Tips, saying, “On the road you often see some interesting sights out your window. Here are …read more

Welcome to the March 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers. 
This month our theme was Family Travel.  All of these contributions share tips, destination suggestions, ideas, and perspective on the issue of traveling with or as a family. 
Thanks to all of these wonderful bloggers for making the Carnival a success!  I urge you to click on over to each and every one of these blogs for some of the best travel blogging around.
 

Jeet presents Lumbini Garden, Bangalore posted at bangalorebeats, saying, “Check the beautiful lake front leisure and entertainment park in Bangalore. A great kids, family and love birds …read more

Welcome to the February 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers!
A very big thank you to all of the wonderful bloggers who submitted posts for inclusion.  This month’s theme was “Lodging” and I think these bloggers covered nearly every angle of the theme.  Read on for the many options that you have when it’s time to lay your head down.
Hotels:

Let’s start with a little humor from Madeleine Begun Kane, and A Traveler’s Net Woes posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.  It’s a good laugh about hotel internet connections and business travel with your spouse.
Susan presents The Innovative Traveler: …read more