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Road Trip with The Cranky Traveler – Louisville, Kentucky to New Harmony, Indiana, USA
Armed only with her sardon
I Survived a Coup in Fiji (and I have a t-shirt to prove it) – Fiji
Thwarted by the 1987 coup, Worth Laflin refuses to shorten his trip to Fiji in 2000.
Goats With Death Wishes – Malawi
Driving in Malawi comes with a unique set of challenges and yummy fried chippies.
Reliving the Past – Auschwitz, Poland
Ash Jurberg wanted to
Dirty Underwear, Stinging Whores, Would-be Suicide Bombers, and Eddie Munster – Iraqi Kurdistan
Andrew Cote recounts
Budget Travel in France – France
Suzanne Scala offers money-saving tips for travel in France.
Two Kilometers Past The Point Of No Return – Mexico
Sleeping on the warm pav
It Happened One Night (Again) – Japanese Alps
Seperated from his lover, Philip Blazdell wanders the streets of Japan, half a world away.
Apartheid in South Africa – South Africa
It saddens Seleze Oosthuizen to read that so many tourists encounter apartheid in SA and that they still believe that most white people are racist.
Yak Butter Tea – Tidrum, Tibet
While “hot” and “cold”
The Eclectic Social Scene of Hostels – The World
Julie Dunn wonders why hostelers make ‘insta-friends’. The secret, she thinks, is in the common ground.
Manihiki Atoll: A Survival Story – Northern Atolls, Cook Islands
As the first visitor to an island of less than 300 people in three years, Rich McIntyre discovers the scars left in the wake of the 1997 cyclone have not faded.
Escape From Yangzhou – Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, China
Gary Pollitt flees his English class, bad food and the nightmare that is China.
Adventure Travel For Dummies – The World
Adventure expert Donovan Pacholl answers common questions and addresses fears in Adventure 101.
Don’t Go to Andorra la Vella – Andorra la Vella, Andorra
To say that Andorra la Vella, the capital city of Andorra, was a huge let down would be a disservice to all of the other things Leif Pettersen have called a “huge letdown.”
Socialists Need High-End Electronics Too – Sri Lanka
Conor Grennan enters a country where the first things he reads on the Embarkation Card are: USE BLOCK CAPITAL LETTERS…..ONLY BLUE OR BLACK INK…..DEATH PENALTY.
Tsunami Junction, Sri Lanka – Sri Lanka
Laurie Weed visi
Planning a Trip – Planning a Trip: How Much is Your Time Worth?
Allison Babcock argues that using a travel agent may offer the best savings of all – your time.
NAFSA: Association of International Educators Annual Conference – Seattle, Washington, United States
If you’re interested in educational touring, volunteering or studying abroad, there’s a company that can help you do it.
The Painful Shore: Among the Dead and Dying of Kalaupapa – Molokai, Hawaii
Barukh Shalev ventures to an town of lepers, unable to shake the heavy sadness and cold embrace of death.
Tsunami Up Close and Personal – Bande Ache, Sumatra, Indonesia
Jamie Kohler recounts trials, tribulations and hope after the Boxing Day tsunami.
El Camino de Santiago – Northern Spain
Pilgrim, leave what you are able; take what you need when trekking the El Camino de Santiago route.
Dusk In The Moslem Quarter – Xi’an, China
Moslem Xi’an is a world apart from the rest of the city – and nation.
The Bus Trip of Despair – Xian, Shannxi Province, China
Twenty-four hours into his fifteen-hour bus trip, Robert Flawith knows he’s in hell.