HotelChatter || Travel To Afghanistan Increases

SUBMIT A TIP

Check Hotel Prices

Find a Hotel Anywhere

11854 Hotel Stories From Around The World Inside!

Get Alerts

Login

Become a Member

Press

TIME MAGAZINE:
Looking for a more frank and detailed appraisal of a hotel than most guidebooks and official websites provide? Check out HotelChatter.com.
NEW YORK TIMES:
For Travelers, Some Web Sites Are Leveling the Playing Field.
WALL STREET JOURNAL:
Frustrated guests have detailed their experiences on popular Web sites such as HotelChatter.com.
USA TODAY:
It's quick, to the point and, often, downright funny.
FORBES:
This Web site is an uncensored compendium of hotel reviews from all over the world.
BUSINESS 2.0
In the spirit of finding What Works I have to recommend the HotelChatter.com website.
NG TRAVELER:
HotelChatter is the only reader review site to read just for fun.
LA TIMES:
A terrific resource for travelers.

» More Press «

Site Credits

Senior Editor:
Juliana Shallcross

Full Masthead

Publisher:
SFO*MEDIA

Where to stay when you leave.

hot: Hotel News * Hotel Openings * Cambodia Hotel Guide * Cambodia Hotels * Best WiFi Hotels 2008 * Hotel Video Tours

Travel To Afghanistan Increases

Where: Kabul, Afghanistan

12/05/2005 at 8:12 AM
Tags: Hotels

The New York Post reports that travel to Afghanistan has been increasing, with many tourists visiting from Korea, Japan and Europe. New tourism deputy minister Nasrullah Stanikzai claims that, since he took office in March, licenses have been granted for 150 new hotels, restaurants and guesthouses, and for 48 tour operators. Coincidentally (or, perhaps not), Aga Khan will soon be opening a new luxury hotel in central Kabul called the Kabul Serena Hotel, where rooms will start at $250 a night.

Related Stories
· Express Check-In [NY Post]

Hotel Reviews:
Kabul Serena Hotel

0 Comments - Add Yours by Jolie