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World Cup Host Countries: 1930-2010
The World Cup may be about sports, but it’s also a chance to join BootsnAll writer Jessica Spiegel for a virtual tour of all the countries that have played host to this historic tournament since its inception back in 1930, including memorable moments from each year.
Munich to Merano and Back
The Italians call Munich the northernmost Italian city, so why not start your trip to South Tyrol, Italy there? The Dolomites are just a stunning drive away from Germany.
Shades of Gray – Living as a Local in Cape Town, South Africa
Authenticity doesn’t come without its challenges. Shannon Whitehead finds out first-hand while tackling Cape Town’s taxi system.
How I Travel: Leon Mobley
This week’s How I Travel follows drummer Leon Mobley as he globe-trots with Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals, Nas, Damian Marley, and his own band, Da Lion.
Warsaw’s Missing Beauty
How could an undeniably beautiful city like Warsaw be appointed the ugliest in Europe, asks Terje Raa
Wild and Wacky Sporting Festivals Around the World
Sports don't always have to make sense. Around the world, some of the best festivals celebrate absurdity, tradition, and pure creative chaos. Plan your travels around these quirky competitions.
Crap, Cabs, and Construction: Learning How To Walk in Buenos Aires
Think maneuvering the streets of Buenos Aires is a breeze? Think again. Having been schooled and scolded by her in-laws, Cara Brunello offers a few tips on how to dodge the obstacles of this capital city like a pro.
Livin’ La Vida Coca: Mountain Biking the Inca Trail
It’s estimated that there are over 30,000 km worth of bike-worthy trails in Peru, remnants of the Inca Empire’s massive roadbuilding projects. Mike Brcic shares his story of travelling to remote Peru with two-wheeled steed in tow, fueled by coca and adrenaline.
Tips for Traveling with Children
Children can have a hard time adjusting to change and many are nervous for their first time flying in a plane. Paige Green offers advice to parents to help them prepare their children for flying.
A Vacation in Quebec, La Belle Province
No matter the time of year, you will never run out of things to do in Quebec. Johnny Mangiante shows us the best of this beautiful province.
How I Travel: Best of the First Ten Weeks
We’ve rounded up some of the best, funniest and most insightful thoughts on travel from the people profiled in our “How I Travel” series.
Finding Myself at Abiqua Falls, Oregon
During a trying time in his life, Adam Sawyer rediscovered his passion, and himself, at Abiqua Falls.
Harness Your Inner Amazing Race Contestant: 5 Reasons to Geocache Around the World
Not everyone who wants to will get picked to participate on “The Amazing Race.” If your application gets overlooked, Mary Richardson shows you how to take matters in your own hands and create a do-it-yourself scavenger hunt around the world with geocaching.
Savor Your Travels: Three Non-Written Ways to Capture Your Memories
Cynthia Morris makes artful travel with tools for filling your own illustrated travel journal.
Time (Zone) Travel: All Thanks to Longitude
In this interesting essay, Barnaby Davies talks about the connection between longitude & modern time zones. So, does that mean we can blame jetlag on the guy who discovered longitude?
Sand Surfing in Peru
Travel writer, Diane, explains the experience of sand surfing on the dunes in Peru.
How to Enjoy a Resort Trip if You’re Not Really a Resort Person
Just because you’re more of an indie traveler doesn’t mean you can’t take advantage of the often excellent deals on vacation packages to resorts. As Robin Locker explains, it just means you’ve got to plan on making your resort stay a little different than the usual vacation-goer might.
How to Travel Like a Local in Bavaria
Many people go to Munich, but not many explore the greater region of Bavaria. Claire Hart explains not only why Bavaria deserves more attention, but also how to fit in with the Bavarians when you go.
Touring Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
Christian Celind tours Salar de Uyuni and encounters strange rocks, strange animals, and strange towns.
Traveling in Japan in Winter
Japan is seasonal. Fiona Canning suggests you go in winter to escape the crowds of westerners on organised tours and witness the everyday rituals that make the country so exciting.
European 2010 Capitals of Culture: 3 Worthwhile Stops on Your Europe Itinerary
Andy Hayes takes us on a tour of the 2010 designated European Capitals of Culture – 3 cities that would be excellent additions to any trip through Europe.
Stimulating But Stressful – Easing Travel Transitions
Travelers love the challenge and adrenalin rush that adventures to foreign and exotic lands provide, but often forget that transitions take their toll when jet lagged, exhausted, and stressed. Get helpful tips on easing these transitions to get the most out of travel experiences.
Somewhere Over the Rainbow – Gold Coast, Australia
It’s the Gold Coast without the glitz -a family friendly beach that produces world champion surfers. Sally Eeles lets travel junkies in on the secret.
5 Reasons To Add the Shetland Islands to Your Europe Itinerary
Why is it worth making a trip all the way up to the Shetland Islands? Barnaby Davies presents five of the many good reasons.