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Tony Wheeler Visits BootsnAll – Portland, Oregon, USA
BootsnAll TV interviews Tony Wheeler about his new book Bad Lands.
A Weekend at California’s Bullfighting School – USA
The bullfighting academy attracts two sorts of serious students: the romanticists and the thrillseekers. Tiffany Owens is neither, but she learned that the sport is harder than it looks.
Close Encounters of the Alaskan Kind – USA
Running into one grizzly bear is bad luck – running into two is suicidal. If things had turned out differently, Gregory Rodgers would not be the author of this story.
Planning Your European Vacation – Europe
Follow Christopher Cook's step-by-step approach on how to get the most out of your European trip.
The Walk – Morocco, Africa
After six of the roughest months of his life, A. Lee Fuller decided that on his 40th birthday, he would "take a walk" to clear his head and celebrate life.
Five of Europe’s Cosiest Christmas Markets
Anne-Sophie Redisch checks out European Christmas markets and mulled wine.
Crossing the Line at the DMZ – South Korea, North Korea, Asia
Rex Crum learns that the world's hottest border makes for one of the most intense tours.
Getting High, Safely
Is that headache from a hangover, dehydration or the altitude? Read what Erik McLaughlin has to say about those who are in higher altitudes and what they can do to minimize symptoms.
Sailing to Antarctica
Carl Boyer's passage was rated a six on a scale of ten – a ten meaning turning into the wind for ten hours at full speed and losing three nautical miles in the process.
Transylvanian Terror Tours – Romania, Europe
Leaping over bonfires, fighting off vampires and confronting the age-old legends of Count Dracula, Rebecca L. Dougher braves mysterious Transylvania on Halloween.
Summer Travel Tips for Europe
Traveling in Europe is a dream. Sharyn Evron offers some tips to help it turn out right.
Iceland: Scarred Beauty
Iceland awaits near the top of the world where a high tech society coexists with nature at its most beautiful and savage, writes Suellen Zima.
Buenos Aires: A Shopper’s Paradise – Argentina, South America
If you live to shop, you haven't lived until you've visited the superb boutiques and trendy markets in Buenos Aires. As an added incentive, Leslie Patrick points out the 17% refund for foreign
The Lighter Side of Italy: Part III, Venice – Europe
J. C. Adams suggests travelers trust their imagination when navigating in, around and through Venice.
Finding My Inner Hiker on the Inca Trail – Peru, South America
City slicker, Gina M. Larson, takes to the Inca Trail and finds what makes the Great Outdoors so fabulous.
From Tiananmen Square to Red Square – Russia, China, Mongolia
Mark Gilbey recounts his Trans-Siberian adventure across 5,772 miles and three countries. Per mile, it remains one of the cheapest journeys in the world.
South America on the Way to Antarctica
Carl Boyer outlines the steps he took to get to Antarctica – with a three-week stop in South America.
Nicaraguan Opportunities – Central America
Little did Carl Boyer know how cheap the trip would be, how much it would change his life, or what he would learn about opportunities in Nicaragua over a number of stays.
Pilgrimage Route to Santiago de Compostela – France, Spain, Europe
Join A. Rob Conde on a 500-mile, 30-day journey into the hills of Galicia to hike the famed pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
An Education on Life and Culture in Kurdistan, Iraq – Middle East
Eager to see a different side of Iraq, Brian Yamamura receives a positive education from Kurdish university students.
Alternative to the Inca Trail – Peru, South America
Whether for conservation or economic reasons, or both, the Inca Trail is no more the adventure it used to be. Overcrowded and strictly controlled, it pushes travellers to look for an alternative. For
Pakistan, the Surreal – Asia
Almost one year from the devastating 2005 earthquake, Azad Kashmir was still struggling to recover. Tim Tulloch sees the event, the aftermath and Pakistan with the help of Kashmiri friends.
How to be a Taxi Driver in Saigon – Vietnam, Asia
A tongue-in-cheek look at the methods and means of taxi drivers in Saigon by Graham Price.
An Impossible Battle against the Patagonian Wind – Argentina, South America
On her first ever bicycle tour, Melanie Butchers did something a guidebook said was "impossible".