CN Traveler’s got a new blog over at Concierge.com. They’ve assigned Canadian food and travel writer Mark Schatzker to go around the world in 80 days

Starting today, a version of Condé Nast Traveler’s Web outlet, Concierge.com, is available to cell phone-toting travelers as Concierge Mobile.

Vegas is a conventioneer’s town, and no convention/ trade show is larger than the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Starting today, The Map is available as a podcast that you can access through iTunes. Subscribe to the show and have the newest clips loaded directly onto your iPod, for use on-the-go.

Apple has inked deals with six air carriers to offer iPod services on their flights. Never again will your battery die in transit and strand you without your travel soundtrack of choice!

The guidebook gurus at Rough Guides have launched a series of free “PodScrolls.� Not to be confused with audio podcasts, PodScrolls are sequences of text pages and images that you can navigate using the clickwheel on your iPod.

The guidebook gurus at Rough Guides have launched a series of free “PodScrolls.� Not to be confused with audio podcasts, PodScrolls are sequences of text pages and images that you can navigate using the clickwheel on your iPod.

According to a recent USA Today article, there’s a new breed of backpacker on the loose: the flashpacker. Sounds a bit dirty for America’s squeaky clean broadsheet, doesn’t it?

Just in time for US tourists to keep Bike Month rolling while abroad, comes this bit of info about a new bike rental system in London, OYBike, that operates sort of like Zip Car, only without the fossil fuels.

Here’s one more way your iPod can help you travel below the radar on your next urban vacation, this time while traveling underground.