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Threading the Path into the Past – Siem Reap, Cambodia
Journey into the past with Nellie Huang, where the sights and sounds in Siem Reap still bear evidence of the Khmer Rouge regime.
Irish Castles for Sale – Ireland, Europe
Have you ever dreamed of living in a castle? Have you imagined waking up in the morning and feeling like royalty? Well, consider making that dream a reality! Finding Irish castles for sale is possible. By following the suggestions I collected on my most recent trip to Ireland.
Five Charming (and yet Still Under-Appreciated) US Cities
Tired of the famous and cliche tourist destinations in the US? Cherrye Moore points out five hidden treasures that are well worth a visit.
Upside Down in the West Bank – Palestine, Israel, Middle East
Michael Slone, an American Jew, visits the Holy Land and starts to question some long-held beliefs.
Five Great Valentine’s Day Getaways in the USA
Looking for ideas for a romantic trip? Michelle Fabio gives us five excellent suggestions around the United States.
Safari in Botswana – Africa
The question Rebekah Pothaar asks is: Are safaris over-rated?
Mohammed of the Mountian – Egypt, Africa
For Derek William Bland, this was a day to remember.
A Night at the Del Ray - Costa Rica's Most Famous Brothel/Hotel/Casino
An expat's firsthand account of one of San Jose's most legendary establishments, and what happened after its closure reshaped the city's nightlife.
Seven of the Best Wildlife Experiences You Can Have
Going on an expensive safari isn’t the only way to see wildlife in its natural habitat. Nellie Huang describes her 7 favorite places to get up close and personal with creatures great and small.
Is Voluntourism a Dirty Word?
The subject of volunteering your time while traveling is surprisingly controversial, so Lucy Corne examines the pros and cons, and gives advice on finding the best opportunities.
TSA Rules: Outsmart Security with Non-Liquid Alternatives to Ordinary Toiletries
Traveling with only carry-on luggage just got easier with the help of BootsnAll writer Jessica Spiegel and these non-liquid alternatives to things like shampoo, lotion, and toothpaste.
Balkan Adventure: A Trace of Thrace – Bulgaria, Europe
In Plovdiv, Bulgaria, John M. Edwards snitches on the Balkans’ best-kept secret: an ancient (and enduring) heresy.
Seven of the Best Inns in America
If you are tired of large and impersonal hotels, check out Jennifer Knoepfle’s list of 7 of the finest inns in the United States.
Hygiene Hints for the Road – Asia
Toilet talk doesn’t get much airtime on message boards. Yet when traveling, your bladder and other hygiene issues can overwhelm. Meredith Linsey Kitchens offers advice on dealing with squat toilets, Aunt Flo and tummy rumbles.
Danger: Mines – Cambodia, Asia
The contrast between the beauty and brutality of Cambodia divides Rebekah Pothaar’s feelings as a traveler.
Meeting the Whale Sharks – Mafia Island, Tanzania, Africa
Kurt Kaiser found quiet giants in Tanzania, not in a national park.
Eight Inspirational Spots to Write Your Travel Journal
Writing a journal during your trip is rewarding, but sometimes a challenge. Lucy Corne points out 8 of the best places to put pen to paper while on the road.
Paradise Lost and Found – Mauritius, Indian Ocean
Once the haunt of dodos, the Indian Ocean isle of Mauritius now attracts pro beachcombers like John M. Edwards, who initially had trouble finding this paradise on a map.
Obama Inauguration Celebrations Around the World
Americans won’t be the only ones celebrating on January 20, 2009. Laura-Claire Corson tells us about some of the larger inauguration parties in different corners of the world.
Best One-Night Stand Destinations for 2009
Times are changing and Dev Das gives us some helpful advice for getting laid in a hurry in the Yes We Can era in 2009.
Travel Interrupted: Mumbai after the Attacks – India, Asia
Traveler Kristin Kent arrived in Mumbai 24 hours after the terrorist attacks ended. She discovered a recovering city and heroic stories.
Celebrities Born in Surprising Parts of the World
From Hollywood's biggest names to emerging stars, many celebrities were born in countries and cities their current careers would never suggest. Discover where 25+ famous actors, musicians, and entertainers first entered the world.
Coach Trips: Testing the Stereotypes – Paris, France
Coach trips receive a bad reputation in Britain as the sole domain of the old and infirm. John Guzdek wanted to see how truthful the stereotypes were, and if they may have a place in younger travellers’ plans.
Five of the Weirdest Things in Korea
Fans of the bizarre should head to Korea. Join local expat Marseille Markham on a tour of 5 of the weirdest things any visitor could imagine.