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Iguazu Falls: A Photo Tour
If you haven’t yet been to the amazing Iguazu Falls on the Argentina/Brazil border, you are really missing out. Kelvin Lim describes the experience with the help of spectacular photos.
Zurich – What Time Is It?
Everyone views things differently when visiting a new city. Debra Dosch finds this out in style while visiting Zurich, Switzerland.
The Financial Crisis: 5 Reasons Why It’s a Perfect Excuse to Volunteer Abroad
If you’ve been laid off, you should know that you have options. Instead of spending your days draining your savings while you wade through every job opportunities board on the Internet, why not volunteer abroad?
8 Great Canal Rides
Can’t afford a full-on cruise at the moment? Andy Hayes gives us 8 places to scratch that sailing itch on canals around the world.
Memoirs of an Irish Lad on Kilimanjaro – Tanzania
Aiden Murtagh climbed Kilimanjaro in February, 2008, and his journal will give you excellent insights into what to expect.
17 May – Norway’s National Day – and Russ
Anne-Sophie Redisch tells you about the Norwegian national day 17 May and the lusty celebrations of the Russ
How to Control a Fear of Flying
A general fear of flying is more common than you might realize. Katie Hammel has experienced it and she offers her expert tips on keeping it under control.
Subways of South America – Your Underground Guide
Fans of underground railroads might not realize that South America is packed with the things. Eileen Smith gives us a complete guide loaded with interesting trivia.
The White Desert – Egypt
When traveling to Egypt, most people only go to visit the pyramids and other historical temples. A trip to the White Desert will not only give you a glimpse of the country’s rich history, you will actually feel like you are stepping back in time.
9 of the Weirdest World Heritage Sites
Most UNESCO World Heritage sites are the sorts of things you’d expect, but those folks sometimes slip some odd ones into the mix. Cherrye Moore points out 9 of the weirdest ones of all.
Iceland for Beginners
Holidays in Iceland, seen through the eyes of someone who once made the deal with himself never to travel to places where it’s colder than at home.
Linda Blair Talks About Travel With A Purpose (One-On-One Interview) – Irving, Texas
The Exorcist star Linda Blair is interviewed by Bootsnall contributor Roy A. Barnes about travel in general plus her charitable foundation for dogs in which travelers may opt to volunteer for.
Biggest Soccer Rivalries in the World
A good soccer game isn’t just about the venue, it’s about the atmosphere created by crazed fans. So BootsnAll writer Jessica Spiegel took a spin around the world to find some of the best rivalries in soccer.
Teaching English in Thailand: A Survival Guide
Thinking about teaching English in Thailand? Read this expert advice from Chabli Bravo and you’ll be well on your way.
Ten Places to Get Drunk and Call it a Cultural Encounter
Museums are fine for some people, but some of us prefer to learn by sampling the native spirits. Lucy Corne gives us ten possibilities where we can get hammered and cultured at the same time.
10 Modern Movies That Are Almost as Good as Traveling to Their Settings
For those who are currently "between travels," a suggested list of ten films to help scratch that travel itch.
10 Wild Water Theme Parks Around the World
Water parks haven’t been around for too long, but they’ve already spread all over the world. Deanna Hyland takes us on a tour of 10 of the best from all over.
New Orleans Cemeteries: A Photo Tour
New Orleans is home to some of the most gorgeous cemeteries in the world. Join BootsnAll writer Jessica Spiegel on this tour of some of the most picturesque.
Fake Venices Around the World
Do any of the "Venice of the Easts" look at all like the real Venice? How about the fake Venices in the rest of the world? Take a tour of 16 of these things and decide for yourself.
Thaipusam at the Batu Caves – Malaysia
January is an exciting time to visit Malaysia. Not only is it Chinese New Year, but you will be able to witness the astonishing Hindu Festival of Thaipusam. People pierce themselves with hooks and spikes to worship Lord Muruga.
Sri Lanka in Photos – A Land of Surprise
Dominic DeGrazier is a writer and photographer who recently visited Sri Lanka for the first time, finally connecting to a culture he’d known peripherally for most of his life.
Hopes of Unification at the DMZ – North Korea, Asia
The DMZ not only tragically split a country, Jon W. Wick, learns the Korean families torn apart by it are the real tragedy.
Eight of the World’s Best Food Markets
Checking out big food markets while traveling can be interesting, cheap, and delicious. Katie Hammel takes us on a tour of 8 of the finest on the planet.
Walled Cities Around the World
Take a tour of 11 of the best-preserved walled cities on earth.