Not every travel interest can have its own article on Wikivoyage. The diversity is too great and sometimes the number of interested parties is too small. This page presents some unusual projects.
The Degree Confluence Project
What exactly does it look like at 50 degrees north latitude and 50 degrees east longitude? This question answers that Degree Confluence Project. Steadfast travelers, equipped with GPS, set out to photograph the integer intersections of all longitudes and latitudes. On the website you can see the current status of the completeness and the pictures. And of course everyone can take part.
Couchsurfing
See also:Host services # Couchsurfing
At the Couchsurfing it's about meeting people from all over the world. You can join Couchsurfing register and make your sofa available. Contact will then be made by email and everything else will be arranged. A minimum of security is required because users can have their address verified.
Flight statistics
How many times have you circled the earth in an airplane? How many times have you flown to the moon? How many hours have you spent in airplane seats? Which airport and which aircraft did you spend most of your time on? Flight statistics gives the answer. If you enter all of the flights you have completed here, you will receive extensive statistics. Even seat numbers and baptismal names of the pilots can be recorded. You can also have an individual poster of the world printed with your flights.
Geocaching
At the Geocaching one looks for hidden boxes in the city or forest and signs them in. What may sound banal can be amazing fun that can be enjoyed almost anywhere in the world, and which can sometimes lead you to interesting places.
project pédal
This project by some cycling enthusiasts is a series of episodes from the Project blog. Right across the north american Continent with the aim of producing a documentary film.
