World Of Tourism

He perdido las ganas de escribir mi blog ...J'ai perdu l'envie d'écrire mon blog ...لقد فقدت الرغبة في كتابة بلوق بلديTôi đã mất đi các yêu cầu để viết blog của tôi ...If this situation changes I will resuscitate this blog ...Si esta situación cambia voy a resucitar este blog ...Si cette situation change je vais ressusciter ce blog ...وسوف يبعث هذا بلوق اذا تغير الوضعNếu tình hình này thay đổi

Because of problems with the code used to embed my blogrolls (resulting apparently from problems experienced on some browsers with using links to the blogroll host company) I am having to migrate all my blogrolls to a new host. There is quite a lot of work involved so it will take me some time to complete it. I hope to get my blogrolls up and functioning again within the next couple of weeks -

The lovely bright morning we started off with here in Murcia was destined not to last, according to the early-morning weather forecast on two of the Spanish television channels I watch (the national TVE and the local 7RM) and the sky duly clouded-over by late morning and in the early afternoon the rain started and has since strengthened with bouts of quuite heavy rain. Accentuating the positive,

Last Thursday was the second birthday of 'casabill - the blog'. However, I haven't been blogging much of late, largely because I had a guest staying with me here at MCC for a week until Tuesday last and a preoccupation with recent events here at the 'Country Club'. As with the first year of blogging here, it's been another eventful (turbulent?) year for people in Spain and around the world and

It's been a long time coming! Blogrolling.com was inoperative for updating blogrolls for about 5 months (since last October) and there have been many blogs I've started reading in the interval, some of which really merited being added to my blogrolls. There are also some blogs which have become dormant or taken down entirely which required to be 'pruned' from my lists. Happily Blogrolling.com was

I mentioned a few days ago that I had recently started a mini/micro- blog using Twitter and that I'd probably add an RSS feed to this blog. Well, I just added it and you can find it near the top of the right column. I've taken the opportunity to amend the look and feel of my Twitter page to make it more compatible with this blog, for the the time I am in Spain, although the style will probably

With my very best wishes to everybody for 2009. May the New Year be good to all of us!Con mis mejores deseos a todo el mundo para 2009. Espero que el Año Nuevo sea bueno para todos nosotros!

I have now uploaded and 'tweaked' the new blog template. It seems to look alright on several PCs I have checked it on, but if you notice any unexpected effects in your browser, please let me know. Thank you.

Over the next few days, visitors to this blog will notice some major changes to how the blog looks; eventually the basic theme will end up looking similar to what is here now, but there may be some interim stages when it looks very decidedly different, whilst I get the layout 'tweaked'. However the basic blog content articles won't be changing in any way.I am in the process of changing the blog '

Both this blog and my other blog (see link in right bar) have been loading VERY slowly for the past three or four days; although I thought I knew what the problem was/is I've become less certain that I do, because of various other things I have noticed. I don't think it has anything to do with my blogs per se, because I have seen that a number of other blogs seem to be having their own problems,

Last Updated: 30 June 2007I have been somewhat involved, but very interested, in a recent discussion on the podcast, Six Pixels of Separation, on the topic of university faculty blogs.Six Pixels of Separation podcast #50 - blog - mp3 file - 6 May 2007;and #51 - blog - mp3 file - 13 May 2007 One of the "complaints" about academia is that it is very conservative and a late adopter of new

This is the start of a new Collaborative Blog on the topic of Tourism and Geography. The focus is on topics and commentaries that are primarily of interest to those who do research on the topic of tourism from a geographic perspective. The geographic perspective provdes a focus on topics that relate to (1) place development and experience, (2) the movement of people, ideas and things through