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An historic biblical park in Israel is trying to make it easier for guests to share their experience via social media—by wiring the donkeys that they ride through the exhibit with WiFi. The park, called Kfar kedem (the name means "The Ancient Village" in Hebrew) is designed to show folks what it was like to live in the town of Galilee during biblical times. I find it ironic that a park that takes re-creation so seriously (guests dress in period costumes and participate in 3,000-year-old activities such as thrushing grain and pressing olives) is so connected to 21st century technology. I'm not the only one either—the novelty of the experience has caught the attention of media outlets across the U.S., from the New York Daily News to the Seattle Times. As a marketing ploy, the park has been successful—would I be writing about Kfar kedem if they hadn't outfitted their donkeys for WiFi? Probably not. The question, of course, is whether this adds to the experience or detracts from it. There's something incredibly convenient about being able to look up historical facts and share your experience on the fly. But if you're so focused on the Internet, does that mean that you're too distracted to appreciate the park fully? And, more importantly, doesn't WiFi seem counter-intuitive in a place that's trying to immerse you in an ancient world? What do you think? SEE MORE FROM BUDGET TRAVEL: Confessions of an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Driver An End to the Fight Over Deck Chairs? A Futuristic New Way to Zoom Through Airport Security

JetBlue recently released a new way for you to get a bargain on airfares: The Go Pack. The basic idea is brilliant—especially for business travelers and those who are constantly visiting relatives or friends in nearby cities they'd rather not drive to—allowing people to buy 10 one–way flights to certain cities based on the hub you plan to leave from the most. Let's say you live in New York City but are constantly visiting your relatives in Boston or Washington D.C. You can purchase a block of tickets between the three cities—this particular block also includes Baltimore, all D.C. area airports, JFK, and Newark—for a set price, pay $7 in air taxes each time, and off you go. Go Packs are on sale through Sept. 6th, or while supplies last, and travel dates are Sept. 12th through Dec. 19th, 2012 with blackout dates between Nov. 20th and Nov. 26th. JFK Go Pack Price: $1,099 for 10 one–way flights, plus $7 in government taxes and fees per flight. Airport options: Fly between New York (JFK), and Buffalo; Rochester; Syracuse; Burlington, VT; Portland, ME; and Pittsburgh. Boston Go Pack Price: $1,099 for 10 one–way flights, plus $7 in government taxes and fees per flight. Airport options: Fly between Boston and Pittsburgh; Raleigh-Durham, NC; Buffalo; Chicago; Charlotte, NC; and Richmond, VA. Pittsburgh Go Pack Price: $899 for 10 one–way flights, plus $7 in government taxes and fees per flight. Airport combinations: Good for flights between Pittsburgh, New York (JFK), and Boston. Boston–New York City–Washington D.C. Go Pack Price: $1,199 for 10 one–way flights, plus $7 in government taxes and fees per flight. Airport options: Fly between New York (JFK) and Dulles, Washington D.C.; New York (JFK) and Boston; and other combinations between Boston and Newark, Baltimore, Dulles and Reagan National in Washington D.C. Boston or New York to Los Angeles or San Francisco Go Pack Price: $2,499 for 10 one–way flights, plus $7 in government taxes and fees per flight. Airport options: Fly from either Boston or New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Long Beach, CA Go Pack Price: $999 for 10 one–way flights, plus $7 in government taxes and fees per flight. Airport options: Any combination between Long Beach, CA, and San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, Seattle, Portland, and Las Vegas. San Juan, Puerto Rico Go Pack Price: $699 for 10 one–way flights, plus $7 in government taxes and fees per flight. Airport options: Any combination between San Juan, Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo, DR; St. Maarten; St. Thomas, USVI; and St. Croix, USVI. MORE FROM BUDGET TRAVEL What's Your Biggest Pet Peeve When You Fly? 11 Surprisingly Lovable Airlines 4 Most Common Reasons Airlines Lose Luggage