I can not wait to see the M400 Skycar fly over the freeway, soon there won’t be any more traffic on the road. Can you imagine how much this Skycar would cost for you?

Imagine this: your daily trip to the office at 350mph with no traffic jams, no roadworks and a cruising altitude of 30,000 feet. Sounds like Science Fiction? Well, not for much longer, thanks to one mans’ vision.

Moller International was founded in 1983 by Dr Paul Moller, a Canadian-born US engineer, to design, develop, manufacture and market personal vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (VTOL). His colleagues said it couldn’t be done, but like many geniuses, Dr Moller worked tirelessly towards his dream: a personal flying car that could take off from any back garden of street and be as easy to fly as a car is to drive, if not easier.

Check out these cool site for the future vacation. Many people wonder that how soon can we travel out side the earth? The answer it’s not far away! however, these cool airship hotels are one of a good example.

The Escape-it-all vacations could mean flying high above the Earth in airship hotels.

Need to travel on your vacation to Japan soon? You should check out these cool site about the Japan travel source. 

Do you need to visit in Korea soon? Here are some cool website about the Life in Korea.

The Travel Guide contains descriptions, pictures, and information about local lodging, transportation, and activities for over 300 different destinations throughout Korea. Discover new destinations every month.

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If you like to travel a lot? You should watch these cool video travel, you’ll see lot of things that you’ve never seen before!

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If an airline drops prices after you buy, you may be able to get some money back.

Have you ever bought an airline ticket only to see the price fall and your anger rise? Now there is something you can do about it.

Few customers realize it, but many airlines will give refunds if they cut the price after you have bought a ticket. Alaska, JetBlue, Southwest, United and US Airways all offer vouchers for the full price difference — if the price drops $200, you can get a $200 coupon towards a future trip. Others offer vouchers, or cash, after deducting change fees (which can run up to $100). In industry jargon, it is called a “rollover,” and in most cases it only works if you bought the ticket directly from the airline. (It generally won’t work if you bought them via a Web site such as Expedia.com or Orbitz.com, unless the price drops in the first 24 hours.)