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Moved from Wikitravel:votes for deletion by Evan

• Hostels. Doesn't fit Wikitravel:What is an article. Or is a new category of exception needed for this topic? -- Colin 01:05, 7 Jul 2004 (EDT)
  • Keep. I think we could make a good article out of this, perhaps by merging info about different hostel networks (compare Hospitality exchange, Discount airlines in Europe). I believe it's a reasonable travel topic. --Evan 01:49, 8 Jul 2004 (EDT)
    • I'm fine with keeping this and it would make a good travel topic. It has no content right now (unless someone volunteers) so we can just keep it as a placeholder. -- Colin 02:17, 8 Jul 2004 (EDT)
    • Keep it, but keep an eye on how it developes... or, maybe I'll hush up and go work on it ;-). Majnoona 12:31, 8 Jul 2004 (EDT)
  • Has to be rewritten as it was seemingly copied from Wikipedia. Should make good travel topic - Keep. -- Nils 08:05, 16 Jul 2004 (EDT)
  • Since it looks like we have rough consensus to keep this article, I left it. --Evan 11:59, 6 Aug 2004 (EDT)

Forgive me for dumping a bunch of links here. -- DavidCary 00:26, 23 Aug 2004 (EDT)

General Hostelling:

• Hostelling International http://hihostels.com/
• The Internet Guide to International Hostelling - Youth Hostels Everywhere http://hostels.com/ (you can post travel tales on the web site)
• Hostelling International USA http://hiayh.org/

Single-country Hostelling: [if these links are easy to find from the above links, please delete]

• Christian youth hostels in Amsterdam http://www.shelter.nl/
• the Luxembourg Youth Hostel Association (CAJL) http://youthhostels.lu/
• Youth Hostels in Belgium http://laj.be/

If we're going to talk about hostels, should we also mention bed-and-breakfast inns ?

No, b-and-bs are just a form of lodging. Hostels are more noticibly different. -- Colin 23:20, 28 Aug 2004 (EDT)