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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.
Water Skiing in Vietnam – Circa 1970 – Vung Tau, South Vietnam
Rotten fruit, bricks and hostile locals didn’t deter Richard McLaren from learning how to waterski while serving in Vietnam.