What's in this issue?
RTW TRAVELER PROFILE - Gavin Rice
Gavin Rice admits he used to be "Mr Package Holiday". All that changed with a 3-week trip to the Australian Grand Prix that included losing all his credit cards. Now he's leaving in May 2002 for 1-2 years and he reckons you have to do something with your life, so why not this?!
More about Gavin's upcoming RTW trip
NEW TRAVEL INSURANCE SECTION
Why Get Travel Insurance?
Peace of mind: Enjoy your trip, with even fewer worries. We reckon it's worthwhile to invest a little extra money in something that you may not have to use, but that you'll be really glad to have if you do need to use it.
More information about Travel Insurance
NEW EURAIL SECTION
Small Town Europe
There's a Europe out there that most tourists – and many travelers – never see. It's not the Europe you see on postcards, or in history books, or on TV. It's a Europe that you don't cry over during movies. It's a side of the Continent that is not seen by many travelers – though it's easy enough to see it, if you really want to.
More information on Eurailing
NEW BOOTBLOG
The BootBlog is picking up steam and we're getting into the habit of posting something almost every day. Whether it's a discussion on Nick's hat or a link to the latest BootBus news, you'll get an idea of what's going on over here at Boots HQ.
You're more than welcome to add your own comments if we say something you agree or disagree with. We'd love to hear what you think.
Check out the BootBlog
LINK TO BootsnAll
If you have a web site of your own, and would like other people to be able to check out BootsnAll from your site, please go to our Link to Us page and grab some banners and text links and what-not.
NEW REGIONAL NEWSLETTERS
We have put together a schedule of newsletters that will focus on a couple of countries from a particular region of the world every month.
Last month we highlighted South American countries. Check out the most recent newsletter: Peru. Earlier in the month we visited Chile.
What's up for April? You'll see soon enough, but to give you a hint expect some double-whammies for Europe and Asia.
If you would like to subscribe to any of our regional newsletters, click here.
BOOTSNAll TRAVEL CONSULTING - Your Own Travelogue
If you're heading off on your big trip and want your own website to keep a record of this awesome experience, talk to us about setting up a journal you can take care of from any internet cafe around the world. That's right, you can update it, add photos and let your friends and family add to it as well.
Learn more about how you can have a great site by clicking below:
Your Own Travelogue
TRAVELLER'S TOOLKIT - Cruises & Vacation Packages
Yeah, we know that cruises and tour stuff isn't what we're all about. At the same time, being a travel site we get a lot of inquiries about these sorts of packages. And hey, sometimes even independent travelers want to unwind on a big honkin' boat. So here's where we refer people for great deals:
Cruises and Vacation
Packages
LATEST BOOTSNALL ARTICLES
There are over 25 new articles from the past 2 weeks with some great new authors and awesome photos!
Some highlights include:
- Dylan Hird chases Komodo dragons in Indonesia
- Campbell Smith ponders the possibility of a Turkish Santa
- Sarah Greenbaum tucks in to the free cheese in Tillamook
- Gerald Moller guns Cradle Mountain in Tasmania
- Andrew Bruton loves having accidents in South America
And other articles and stories on Vietnam, Ecuador, Mexico, Egypt and heaps more:
Go to the articles
FEATURED MESSAGE BOARD THREAD
What do you listen to while on the road?
Moomba from Hamburg wants to know if there is a special CD that goes with you on every trip you take. Or do you listen to whatever is local?
What do you listen to while on the road?
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