On a round-the-world jaunt, foodie documentarian Liz Morrison was dismayed by the number of American fast-food franchises that she discovered crapping up foreign locales

Another look at how the Web 2.0 captured holiday weekend travel traumas: flickr may have the Denver blizzard, but YouTube has footage of the fog that shut down Heathrow.

YouTuber Medford’s video Travel Mix was created from clips of planes and airports shot on a mobile during a four-month period of business traveling through Europe.

From today’s featured videos on YouTube: the world’s smallest twin-engine airplane.

Travel Rants, a great, UK-based travel news and advice blog, included us on a list of the ten best travel sites for 2006.

Aaron Koblin’s featured video, “Flight Patterns,” is an animated rendering of US air traffic data from the FAA, with the hubs and spokes of flight paths lit up like highways and cities seen from overhead at night.

When last we checked in, Scotty and Fiddy, the lads behind a hitchhiking project called Hitch 50, had just left New York on their cross-country mission to hit all 50 state capitals in 50 Days.

Travelistic got a nod from USA Today in today’s issue, in a piece rounding up travel video online. Check us out in the top spot of their chart detailing the options!

To kick off your weekend: something from the archive, featuring members of Monty Python before they were known as such.

Jaunted this morning reports that a fourth offensive in Kazakhstan’s war against the Borat movie is upon us.