Social media helps find a seatmate in KLM test, more business passengers flying coach, federal hotel to open at the Presidio
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San Francisco
While attending a travel conference in San Francisco I had the opportunity to take the ferry across the bay to Jack London Square and enjoy an evening of wine and tapas on the water. It was delightful.
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We take a video tour of castles in France, lions in San Francisco and the Catacombs of Paris. These videos provide a different way of looking at San Francisco, a collection of spectacular castles and a tour through a Paris sight that seems to leave everyone I know, in awe.
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Three short videos from Jules Older taken in the Lake Tahoe region and San Francisco. One deals with snow, lots of it. The second promotes Jules and Efin Older’s San Francisco Restaurant app. The third, captures a random ritual in Golden Gate Park.
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SFO to reopen up-to-date T2 terminal, Titanic anniversary voyage doubled, five great food and wine festivals
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In the travel world the shift from print to the web and to apps is palpable. Here is a personal note on Jules Older’s travels along that path. He has shifted from an editor-in-chief to making travel videos and launching his first iPhone app.
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This weekend, we serve up three videos ranging from a humorous look at how the Boston Globe is planning to cope with the changing landscape of print media to an unusual look at a groundbreaking work of art in San Francisco and then to Peter Greenberg telling us about filthy hotels. Enjoy.
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Swiss International starts non-stop service to SFO, Boeing gets large Russian order, US Airways starts inflight wi-fi service
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Here is a collection of Jules and Effin Older’s quirky videos, all with a travel bent. Naturally, he is traveling around the same neck of the woods where he lives, so these spots are all in the San Francisco area, more or less. He visits Hearst Castle, takes a look at a secret local language and visits the world’s smallest gallery.
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