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News Story: New Site Turns Travelers into Video Tour Guides
New Site Turns Travelers into Video Tour Guides
http://news.yahoo.com/s/prweb/200701.../prweb496115_3 Wed Jan 10, 7:00 AM ET San Luis Obispo, CA (PRWeb) January 10, 2007 -- Recently launched web site TravelVoyeur.com brings to the web real-life travel videos made by non-professionals so people anywhere in the world can view popular and interesting destinations in their raw and unpolished beauty. Web surfers can preview potential vacation spots, or simply become a "virtual tourist," taking a new trip each day. Rather than commercial travel videos, TravelVoyeur.com visitors are instead treated daily to amateur camcorder videos, which are more revealing, useful and certainly entertaining. The footage is a raw and often very personal portrayal of one's trip or homeland. Recent videos include a hike up Yosemite's beautiful Half Dome Mountain, parasailing over Rio de Janeiro, a ten minute tour of Bangkok, Thailand, a casual look of Capri, Italy, an Amsterdam canal boat tour and a UAE citizen's view of the incredible city of Dubai. The videos are handpicked from the thousands of uploads made to YouTube.com and other video-based social networking sites, and posted with commentary. Viewers are encouraged to comment on each video. "I've always found professional travel videos a bit disingenuous. It's just all too sugar-coated for me. With TravelVoyeur.com one can visit worldwide destinations vicariously, through the eyes of everyday people, seeing life as it really is," comments founder Mark Fleming. |
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News Story: New Site Turns Travelers into Video Tour Guides
"sparky" wrote in message ups.com... New Site Turns Travelers into Video Tour Guides Wed Jan 10, 7:00 AM ET San Luis Obispo, CA (PRWeb) That's not a news story. "PRWeb" says it all. Cheers, George W. Russell Bangalore |
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News Story: New Site Turns Travelers into Video Tour Guides
Press Releases are news.
grusl wrote: "sparky" wrote in message ups.com... New Site Turns Travelers into Video Tour Guides Wed Jan 10, 7:00 AM ET San Luis Obispo, CA (PRWeb) That's not a news story. "PRWeb" says it all. Cheers, George W. Russell Bangalore |
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News Story: New Site Turns Travelers into Video Tour Guides
only in the mind of the *#?! releasing them
-- If at first you dont succeed try try try again If at first you do succeed try not to look surprised _ "sparky" wrote in message ups.com... Press Releases are news. grusl wrote: "sparky" wrote in message ups.com... New Site Turns Travelers into Video Tour Guides Wed Jan 10, 7:00 AM ET San Luis Obispo, CA (PRWeb) That's not a news story. "PRWeb" says it all. Cheers, George W. Russell Bangalore |
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