Archive for September, 2009

Car audio firm confirms job cuts

A plant in south Wales making car speakers is to see more than 200 job losses as production switches to Hungary, the firm says.

Europe’s hidden travel gems

Aggtelek Karst and Slovak Karst, located underneath the border between Hungary and Slovakia, is a series of seven caves and is one of Eastern Europe's natural wonders. It's also an excellent antidote to the common cold — Gombasek Cave has been used for salt therapy to help clear mucus buildup.Forget the Eiffel Tower and the Vatican — these lesser-known destinations are among the continent’s best.

The real castles of Ireland

“Declan would like to take you up to the castle now,” said Cecilia, my waitress, one blindingly clear Irish morning as I plopped down for breakfast in the dining hall at Ballinalacken Castle Hotel.

Splish splash: Spectacular waterfall photos

Nature rules this week with the peace and power of rushing water. iReporters submitted their best waterfall snapshots and we chose nine great shots. Please send your photos of Mexico City and the surrounding area for next week.

Frugal Traveler: In Vancouver, Budget Hotels With a Back Story

A guide to a half-dozen hidden gems, both small and large, with interesting pasts or mission.


‘Clear’ Security Service May Return at Airports

Verified Identity Pass, which offered a service to send airline passengers to the head of the security line for a fee, has been sold.


The real castles of Ireland

Ballynahinch Castle Hotel, on a 450-acre estate near Galway Bay. There’s the storybook version of an Irish castle hotel, all costume and falconry. And then there’s a lesser-known sort—family-owned places that are smaller, a bit eccentric, and absolutely brimming with history and charm.

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