The World Hum Travel Zeitgeist

Travel Blog  •  Michael Yessis  •  09.01.06 | 8:09 AM ET

Our snapshot of what’s on the minds of the world’s travelers and armchair travelers this week includes a T-shirt at JFK, one well-traveled (and well-junketed) U.S. Supreme Court Justice and a taste of every country on the planet. Herewith, your zeitgeist.

imageMost Viewed Weblog Post
World Hum (this week)
* “We Will Not Be Silent” T-Shirt Causes Stir at JFK

Most E-Mailed Travel Story
New York Times (current)
* Western Grandeur Without the Crowds

Most Traveled U.S. Supreme Court Justice
The Associated Press
* Justice Antonin Scalia took 24 expense-paid trips in 2005

Most Popular Site Tagged “Travel”
del.icio.us (recent)
* Farecast

imageBest Selling Travel Book
Powell’s (current)
* J. Maarten Troost’s The Sex Lives of Cannibals: Adrift in the Equatorial Pacific

Most E-Mailed Travel Story
USA Today (current)
* Protecting Your Privacy Online

Cover Story From a Glossy Travel Magazine
National Geographic Traveler (September issue)
* Insiders Amsterdam

Most Viewed “Travel & Places” Video
YouTube (this week)
“Every Country In The World - Picture Video”

No. 1 World Music Album
Billboard World Music Chart (current)
* Celtic Woman by Celtic Woman

Most Viewed Weblog Category
World Hum Weblog (August)
* Media Addict

The Google “I’m Feeling Lucky” Button Travel Zeitgeist Pick
The most popular Labor Day destination 2006 is…
* New York City’s Upper Midtown

Have a great Labor Day weekend. Got an idea for next week’s Zeitgeist? .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

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1 Comment for The World Hum Travel Zeitgeist

Marilyn Terrell 09.03.06 | 9:47 AM ET

Glad you liked our Amsterdam cover story.  I checked the facts in that one and it was enormous fun to work on.

We didn’t post the story online (sorry, you’ll have to read our Sept issue for that) but you can see some great city shots and read comments by our husband-and-wife photographer team Cotton Coulson and Sisse Brimberg in our online Amsterdam photo gallery.

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