Rick Steves

I call Rick Steves a "useful idiot" because he deserves to be called a useful idiot.

Sound Politics

I call Rick Steves a "useful idiot" because he deserves to be called a useful idiot.

Sound Politics

I call Rick Steves a "useful idiot" because he deserves to be called a useful idiot.

Sound Politics

Many of today's guidebooks such as Rick Steves ', Rough Guides and Let's Go have reviews of the hostels and the Web is filled with social networking sites like tripadvisor. com that often rate hostels as well as traditional hotels.

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There were, of course, a number of observations that I would have phrased differently than Rick Steves had done, but one particular bit caught my eye, not because it was mistaken, but because the facts alone seemed to miss the point.

Scott Cairns: Speaking Of The Sepulcher

Rick Steves has walking tours that you can download, and most major travel publishers such as Fodors or Lonely Planet also sell smart phone guides.

Chris Gray Faust: Smartphone App vs. Guidebooks: Which Do You Use?

While the salaries that some CPB executives receive may seem outlandish, they amount to a pittance when compared to other expenses we pay for nonessential items, like as PBS host Rick Steves points out the $500 million that is spent every year on military bands.

Public Good, Private Funding and Public Broadcasting

Rick Steves has walking tours that you can download, and most major travel publishers such as Fodors or Lonely Planet also sell smart phone guides.

Chris Gray Faust: Smartphone App vs. Guidebooks: Which Do You Use?

Beyond all that, my "Rick Steves' Road Trip USA" agenda is to inspire people to get out and see our beautiful world -- and to inspire myself to explore and appreciate the great diversity and hospitality of my own country.

Rick Steves: My Plan To Visit 20 Cities In 20 Days This March

There were, of course, a number of observations that I would have phrased differently than Rick Steves had done, but one particular bit caught my eye, not because it was mistaken, but because the facts alone seemed to miss the point.

Scott Cairns: Speaking Of The Sepulcher