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Best BootsnAll Travel Photos: July 2011
Best BootsnAll Travel Photos: July 2011 If travel is a great teacher, then "back to school shopping" can mean hunting for your next trip! Here's some inspiration in the form of the best BootsnAll travel photos from July 2011.
Unusual Religious Rituals Around the World
Unusual Religious Rituals Around the World Just when you think you've seen all there is to see of global religion and culture, Simone Cannon de Bastardo shows you how far the faithful are willing to go.
11 of the World’s Coolest Train Stations
11 of the World’s Coolest Train Stations From futuristic architecture and elaborate decor to wild and remote locations, these 11 train stations are destinations in themselves.
How to Travel Around the World for $40 Per Day
How to Travel Around the World for $40 Per Day Rolf Potts' No Baggage Challenge saw him traverse the globe on $160/day. Adam Seper is here to show you how to do it for a quarter of the price.
10 Ways to Experience India Now
10 Ways to Experience India Now India is a place that you experience, not visit, says India travel expert Mariellen Ward. Here are her top 10 recommendations for experiencing India now.
Photo Essay: New Year’s Eve Celebrations Around the World
Photo Essay: New Year’s Eve Celebrations Around the World Adam Seper takes us on a tour of New Year's Eve celebrations around the world.
Slum Tourism: A Look at Both Sides of the Debate
Slum Tourism: A Look at Both Sides of the Debate Slum tourism is rapidly growing in countries like South Africa and India but debate still goes on over whether it is beneficial or exploitative. Hilton Yip takes a look at this issue, including personal experience of slum tours, to see if it is more of the former than the latter.
Swept Up In Mumbai’s Movie Star Mania
Swept Up In Mumbai’s Movie Star Mania In the Bollywood-mad streets of Mumbai, stalking movie stars is approached with all the intensity of overthrowing governments.
How I Travel: Tony Wheeler
How I Travel: Tony Wheeler It could easily be argued that Tony Wheeler is in the running for ‘Most Influential Traveler Alive.’ In 1972 he and his wife Maureen co-founded Lonely Planet—now the largest guidebook publisher in the world. Before Lonely Planet was a publishing giant, it was just Tony, Maureen and a typewriter. And before they were ready to write that first book, they had to travel. A lot.
10 Difficult-to-Visit Places and How to Get There
10 Difficult-to-Visit Places and How to Get There If you have ever wanted to go to difficult to reach places, Adam Seper is here to give you the lowdown on 10 countries where entry isn't exactly black and white.