Flight to India : Flight news and information

This entry is part 5 of 5 in the series FeedmailPro.com This is pretty cool. Was looking at the stats recently for FeedmailPro.com and about 600,000 messages (blog posts going to email subscribers) have gone out since it started just six months ago. 306 blogs with 132,844 total subscribers are now using the service 9 paying customers so far which is a 3% conversion rate on a freemium product The main untested theory behind the site, which is that you can let users import subscriber lists without another opt-in by testing the list first seem to be working quite well.  You can weed out spammers without punishing the good guys.

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FeedmailPro.com Sent Over Half A Million Messages In The Last 6 Months

A local chain of family-friendly restaurants has a new home in the Back Bay of Boston. Joe’s American Bar & Grill is opening tomorrow (Wednesday, March 17) at the corner of Newbury Street and Exeter Street, in the space formerly occupied by TGI Friday’s, which closed in early 2006. Joe’s is moving one block west from its old location at the corner of Dartmouth and Newbury Streets.

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Joe’s American Bar and Grill Opens in the Back Bay

  Looking to take your vacation to new heights? Plan your next trip around healthy challenges like yoga retreats and rock climbing excursions, or simply add fitness to your holiday by taking one of our unique running routes or trying a new exercise right on the beach

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Fitness Travel: Working out around the world

Heathrow’s second largest airline bmi will be flying its full schedule during the forthcoming BA strike periods. Routes that bmi will be operating normally out of London Heathrow, that look likely to be affected by BA’s strike action include: Aberdeen, Amsterdam*, Belfast, Cairo, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Jeddah, Manchester, Moscow and Riyadh.

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bmi operates full schedule and extends help to BA customers

Regular readers will know I love a rant at the travel industry but today I am going to start by ranting at travel consumers! I love receiving emails from you, in fact I am really happy when I have helped you deal with a complaint, but it’s time to take some responsibility when you are booking your holiday. Consumer’s not purchasing insurance If you are booking your holiday with 10 months to go before you depart, there’s a high chance that something could go wrong; you also need to protect the £5,000 you’ve spent on the family holiday. So why would you not purchase travel insurance

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Frustrations with travel consumers rant

Get the most out of your vacation by pairing a trip with a yoga retreat. We’ve researched the top 10 places to practice yoga and a noteworthy retreat center in each place – so read on and prepare for a feel-good health and travel experience

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Top 10 Yoga Destinations

Kerala is a state in southern India between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats. Most people know it as the calm part of the country – separated from the crowded cities and characterized instead by its own natural vibrancy. When you travel here, you’ll find native spices and teas, and easy-going locals that are happy to impart their traditions

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Yoga on the beach in Kerala

Few other places in the world concoct a vibe like Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica . From its Salsa Brava waves to its intriguing rainforest trails, this white sand paradise offers the best of sand, sea, and greenery

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Tai Chi on the beach in Costa Rica

Here are the unofficial results of the seventh annual The Beijinger restaurant awards, held this afternoon at Joy Luck. I typed them in when I wasn’t yapping with friends, sipping on beer, or giggling at quips by emcees Dominic Hill-Johnson of Plastered T-shirts and Ai Wan of Epic — I’ll list some of their best

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Beijinger restaurant awards unofficial results: Maison Boulud, Da Dong on top

After a long flight, there are two things most travelers want to do: Stretch those legs and hit the town. For runners, joggers, and walkers, we’ve put together routes shorter than five miles so that you can get a sneak peak at the hot spots before you get ready to go out.

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Running routes for the tourist: 10 U.S. Cities

I’m in Houston for the annual Airport Revenue News Conference and Exhibition . They have a good crowd this year, and the overall mood here, I think it is fair to say, is one of cautious optimism.

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The Directors Panel at ARN

There’s nothing like that “Rocky Mountain high” to get you through a workout. When you travel to Colorado for a rock climbing experience, you’re entering a zone where serious outdoorsy folk roam. Since folks here spend as much time in local breweries as they do trekking up a mountain, visiting Colorado is the perfect getaway for anyone looking to explore a new place, try a new exercise, and cheat a little with a hand-crafted ale.

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Climbing in Colorado

Alaska is one of the most rewarding and demanding places to visit in the United States. The time it takes to get there and the rugged terrain that surrounds it makes it quite a journey, but once you’re there, you’ll experience a land that no other place in the world can match. Rurally isolated by massive land and a lot of diverse geography, Alaska is filled with both grandeur and beauty.

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Climbing in Alaska

Saturated in South American spirit, Bolivia is cozily neighbored by Chile, Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. Its lively atmosphere resonates not only through its colorful and vibrant cities, but also within the depths of its heights. Climbing the Cordillera Real (or the Royal Range) puts hikers in a unique location, overseeing La Paz, and right above the massive Altiplano, where the Andes are at their widest.

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Climbing in Bolivia

This is one of the world’s poorest countries, and yet it’s wealth in natural resources is hard to top. The Himalayas are the ultimate climbing destination, and approaching them takes a certain confident grace.  Nepal’s world class heritage, both artistically, naturally, and architecturally celebrates the simplicity of nature and the religious and mysterious daily life of Kathmandu . The picturesque appearance of Ama Dablam has a compelling symmetry that beckons only the most committed climbers.

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Climbing in Nepal

Ming Tsai, the chef and owner of acclaimed Asian fusion restaurant Blue Ginger in Wellesley and host of the television cooking show “Simply Ming,” is getting ready to open a brand new noodle bar. According to a press release sent to us by Ming East-West, Blue Ginger Noodle Bar will be opening on March 30 within the lounge at Blue Ginger on Washington Street in Wellesley Center. The menu at the Blue Ginger Noodle Bar will feature ramen noodle soups as well as stir-fry dishes such as garlic miso ramen, spicy pork miso ramen, and pad Thai.

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Blue Ginger Noodle Bar to Open in Wellesley Later This Month

Kanhaiyalal Sethia is one of the most popular of Rajasthani and  Hindi poets. He has published 18 books in Hindi and 14 books in Rajasthani. Personal Profile of  Kanhaiyalal Sethia He was born in Sujangarh, Churu District in the Indian state of Rajasthan.

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Kanhaiyalal Sethia – Popular Rajasthani Poet who was Awarded Literary Geniuses of the 20th Century

An small local chain of upscale restaurants is going to be opening its sixth location later in the spring or early this summer in Peabody. According to the Pat Whitley Restaurant Show , Burton’s Grill will open near Nordstrom in the Northshore Mall, with a possible opening date sometime in June

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Burton’s Grill to Open in Peabody

Gleeson’s were recently Highly Commended by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland for the Artisan Food and Wine Shop. The category they were commended for was “Excellence if Building Design or Specification”. Gleeson’s are proud to publish an extract of the judges commentary

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Gleeson’s Highly Commended for their Artisan Food and Wine Shop

In a slowly improving economy, reports from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) show that international air carriers are seeing much better days than previously forecasted. While losses are still expected for this year, the new forecast shows only half the losses that were once calculated.

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International airlines expected to profit in 2010