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Sea Kayaking in Baja – Mexico
Pristine beach camping, a soak in a private tide pool hot spring, and sea kayaking the vivid blue waters of the Sea of Cortez awaited Andrea Davis on this adventurous travel.
Study Abroad and Travel – Tips On Doing it Your Own Way
If you get creative and work hard, there are far more ways to study abroad than you might think. Aaron Shew has done his research and pulled it off, so he shares his expert advice with us.
Safari: Botswana’s Wild Dogs – Africa
Steve Brynes relates his first encounters with the African wild dog, a beautiful animal, whose population is declining.
Seven Endangered Species You Can Find Outside a Zoo
Animal lovers who travel might not realize that there are great opportunities still available to see rare creatures. Abigail King gives us a tour of 7 places where we can still see them up close.
Ten of the World’s Most Religious Cities
The combination of religion and history makes for some excellent stops while traveling. Deanna Hyland examines ten of the most spectacular holy cities that are worth a visit, though you might not be welcome in all of them.
To Moscow & Red Square – Russia, Europe
Rich Gonzalez takes his first trip to Moscow, and discovers that the most famous sites are very worthwhile regardless of your previous opinions.
Wander Capri: On Foot and Alone – Italy, Europe
Capri. It’s so much more than glamour. Take three harrowing walks with Mary Beth Florentine to see spectacular views and experience the island like a resident.
Eight Small Cities that are Great for Walking
Car-lovers have plenty of places to visit on holiday. Andy Hayes gives us a tour of some of the finest small towns that are easily visited on foot instead.
8 of the World’s Most Beautiful Coastal Towns
There’s something about the view of a small town that looks out over a gorgeous body of water. Join Nellie Huang on a tour of 8 of the best in the world.
10 Tips for Beating the Post-Travel Blues
BootsnAll staff writer Julie Blakley brings you her tips on how to conquer those post-travel blues
Want to See a Dead Body? – Varanasi, India, Asia
Varanasi, the city popularized in guidebooks for its burning ghats has always held a morbid fascination for tourists and for Ankur Ahuja.
7 Reasons to Stay ON the Beaten Track – Famous Places that are Very Worthwhile
Some famous attractions are so famous and crowded that they aren’t worth your time. Abigail King points out 7 of the biggies that are absolutely worth a visit.
What the Travel Books Leave Out: Part 2 – Delhi, India, Asia
Phillip Donnelly describes touts, scams, rules of engagment, and how to get out of a scam in Delhi, India. He also takes in a few of the sights of Delhi, and sights they are.
What the Travel Books Leave Out: Part 1 – Delhi, India, Asia
Phillip Donnelly experiences culture shock, tout wars, explains ‘the con’ and finds time for a museum in a city that represents a little of all of India.
Ten Magnificent Monuments
Not everyone defines the word "monument" the same way, but whatever you call them, there are some huge and amazing memorial structures out there, and Deanna Hyland points out 10 of the best.
Cruise Ships of the Not Too Distant Future
The fact that cruise lines are having trouble filling cabins lately hasn’t stopped them from launching new and amazing ships. Lisa Legere gives us a tour of six of the best launching soon.
Fear & Loathing In Cambodia
It was a long held dream of Dov Frazer to visit the temples of Angkor, one of the wonders of Southeast Asia, if not the world. This dream was about to come true, along with a few unexpected occurrences.
Long-Term Volunteering – How to Get Started
Are you considering spending several months or more volunteering abroad? Expert Laura-Claire Corson guides you through some pros and cons, and helps you get started in your quest.
Six Feisty Female Travelers
Like with so many other things, the most famous travelers all tend to be men. Lucy Corne points out that there have been some amazing female travelers who deserve credit and attention as well.
Worlds Collide in Hanoi – Vietnam, Asia
In Hanoi, Aaron Robertson finds a fast-changing city whose life is formed from the often surprising meeting of both East and West.
Highest Cities in the World
Explore cities and towns above 10,000 feet where altitude adaptation becomes part of the experience.
When in Korea… – South Korea, Asia
The gateway to a true exchange of Korean culture may just be through drinking gallons of their beloved soju, or eating mysteriously poisonous fish. Either way, Jon Wick found it to be a step in the right direction.
The 5 Weirdest Things in the Philippines
The Philippines kind of flies under the main tourist radar in Asia, but those who make the trip are rewarded with plenty to like, including Marseille Markham’s five favorite weird things.
Ten Impressive Palaces to Visit
When you think of a palace, it’s easy to get a mental picture of some giant ornate mansion, but Deanna Hyland demonstrates that they come in all shapes and sizes around the world.