Weekly DD Recap

The past week’s Daily Duffels were packed with unique, interesting and useful information for travelers, wanderers and locals alike.  DD’s burned bright in our Twitter feed and zipped around our online community, but in case you missed a day or two, here’s a quick rundown:

1) In a demonstration of how Duffel can be used for more that just travel planning, mike mora took us on a unique tour of things to do and places to hang in NYC in A New York Sip: http://duffelup.com/trips/a-new-york-sip

2) Dana showed us how organizing and laying out your trip itinerary is a cinch, and the freedom that the bookmarklet tool brings to this process in Rome, Italy: http://duffelup.com/trips/dana

3) Interesting Pacific Northwest activities abounded in Christine Srivongse’s Portland Weekend: http://duffelup.com/trips/portland-weekend

4) We got to ride shotgun up the California coast with Amy Hanoa in her Duffel Norcal Roadtrip: http://duffelup.com/trips/norcal-roadtrip You can see her comments on the trip below in the 1/27/10 edition of the Duffelup Journal.

5) Stefano and his girlfriend took Vegas (or so tried) in a Bourdain-inspired visit to Sin City in Taking Vegas: http://duffelup.com/trips/taking-vegas See his comments and photo in yesterday’s Journal below.

6) And just today equeq tuned us in to some mad Miami-Dade eats and drinks knowledge sure to benefit those partaking in local Superbowl festivities in Eatery&Bars-Miami: http://duffelup.com/trips/eatery-bars-miami

Have a Duffel you want to share?  Email evan@duffelup.com.  Duffelup and Go!

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Duffelup Journal 1/28/10: "Taking Vegas" by Stefano

Note from the Admin: Stefano’s Duffel was selected “Daily Duffel” for 1/28/10. Daily Duffel Creators are invited to comment on their experiences for the Duffelup Journal.  This is what Stefano had to say:

We had a great trip in Vegas. It was a ton of fun just organizing my thoughts on duffelup, placing restaurants, hotels, etc - and then letting the gatekeeper - aka “the girlfriend” organize it all and turn it into a cohesive trip. Unfortunately, despite the duffel’s name, we didn’t take vegas - vegas took us.

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(Stefano and his girlfriend taking Vegas)

Thanks Stefano…I know the feeling!  There’s nothing quite like that flight home from Vegas.  You can view Stefano’s Duffel here: Taking Vegas

Daily Duffels are users’ Duffels (either future, present or past) that we feature in our online community because we think they look fun, interesting and well put together. To see all of our Daily Duffels, follow us on Twitter.

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Duffelup Journal 1/27/10: "Norcal Roadtrip", duckiesandie (Amy Hanoa)

Note from the Admin: Amy’s Duffel was selected “Daily Duffel” for 1/27/10. Daily Duffel Creators are invited to comment on their Duffelup experiences for the Duffelup Journal.  This is what Amy had to say:

During my boyfriend’s vacation here in California, I decided to plan the quintessential roadtrip up from LA to Northern California to show him the sights and visit a few friends.  We kept throwing out ideas about what we wanted to do, who we wanted to see, and the stuff we wanted to eat… but nothing was getting solidified.

I took it upon myself to play the troop leader and started packing my “Duffel Up.” Since we were constantly on the move and meeting up with a few different people during our trip, the public board was a great way to link everyone and let them see when and where we were going to be at all times. This allowed us to plan accordingly and still get to do everything we originally planned.

All in all, the trip was a major success. We got to bowl all night, be awesome at Lasertag (I took 1st place!), run around a huge trampoline arena, and eat great food with some amazing friends. If anyone needs some ideas for their trip to the Bay Area, check out my Duffel.  :-D

Very cool Amy!  You can view Amy’s Duffel here: Norcal Roadtrip!

Daily Duffels are users’ Duffels (either future, present or past) that we feature in our online community because we think they look fun, interesting and well put together. To see all of our Daily Duffels, follow us on Twitter.

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Create a public duffel – even if you aren’t travelling

Creating a public duffel isn’t just a chance to show off your duffelup skills, it can also be a very informative resource for fellow users.  And it may be featured as a “Daily Duffel” in our Twitter community, or elsewhere in the future.  Even if you aren’t actually planning on going anywhere, duffelup someplace you’ve been, or a restaurant list, or somewhere you would like to go one day.  Have fun and let the creative juices flow.

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