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Around the World in 80 Poems – Mexico City, China, Mongolia, Russia
Graham Relton writes poetry about his around-the-world adventure, available in book form.
Lima on 500 USD a Month – Peru, South America
Sharon de Hinojosa and husband live on 500 USD a month in Lima, Peru. They still manage to eat in restaurants and they even go out on the town a couple of nights a month.
Choosing the Right Hostel For You – Europe
Christopher Cook shares tips on how to avoid staying in a hostel that is less than expected, or downright horrible, and that can even determine how you end up feeling about the entire city you are vi
BootsnAll’s Five Fantastic 2008 Spring Break Destinations – USA, Mexico, Central America, Jamaica
BootsnAll highlights five good Spring Break destinations that have more to offer than just cheap booze.
Which is the Best All-Around Airfare Site? – USA
BootsnAll checks various sites for the best all-around airfare.
Etiquette for Aliens in Ethnic Eateries – USA, France, Europe
John M. Edwards offers 10 tips to speed you through the confusing congestion of customs and weird freeways of the “extreme sport” of foreign food eating.
Adventures in Antarctica
Carrie Thompson finishes her goal of making it to every country before she turns thirty, with a trip to Antarctica.
Which airfare site is best if your schedule is flexible?
BootsnAll tests seven major airfare sites to see which is the best to use if your schedule is flexible, and you just want the lowest fare with the least hassle.
Which Airfare Site Is Best If You Know Exactly What You Want?
BootsnAll tests seven major airfare sites to see which is the easiest to buy a simple ticket.
Which Airfare Site is the Cheapest?
BootsnAll put seven major airfare search sites to the test. Based on price alone, which came out the cheapest?
What to Expect in Bangkok – Thailand, Asia
Bangkok bewilders and angers Joe Charley. Find out why.
Tony Wheeler Visits BootsnAll – Portland, Oregon, USA
BootsnAll TV interviews Tony Wheeler about his new book Bad Lands.
A Weekend at California’s Bullfighting School – USA
The bullfighting academy attracts two sorts of serious students: the romanticists and the thrillseekers. Tiffany Owens is neither, but she learned that the sport is harder than it looks.
Close Encounters of the Alaskan Kind – USA
Running into one grizzly bear is bad luck – running into two is suicidal. If things had turned out differently, Gregory Rodgers would not be the author of this story.
Planning Your European Vacation – Europe
Follow Christopher Cook's step-by-step approach on how to get the most out of your European trip.
The Walk – Morocco, Africa
After six of the roughest months of his life, A. Lee Fuller decided that on his 40th birthday, he would "take a walk" to clear his head and celebrate life.
Five of Europe’s Cosiest Christmas Markets
Anne-Sophie Redisch checks out European Christmas markets and mulled wine.
Crossing the Line at the DMZ – South Korea, North Korea, Asia
Rex Crum learns that the world's hottest border makes for one of the most intense tours.
Getting High, Safely
Is that headache from a hangover, dehydration or the altitude? Read what Erik McLaughlin has to say about those who are in higher altitudes and what they can do to minimize symptoms.
Sailing to Antarctica
Carl Boyer's passage was rated a six on a scale of ten – a ten meaning turning into the wind for ten hours at full speed and losing three nautical miles in the process.
Transylvanian Terror Tours – Romania, Europe
Leaping over bonfires, fighting off vampires and confronting the age-old legends of Count Dracula, Rebecca L. Dougher braves mysterious Transylvania on Halloween.
Summer Travel Tips for Europe
Traveling in Europe is a dream. Sharyn Evron offers some tips to help it turn out right.
Iceland: Scarred Beauty
Iceland awaits near the top of the world where a high tech society coexists with nature at its most beautiful and savage, writes Suellen Zima.
Buenos Aires: A Shopper’s Paradise – Argentina, South America
If you live to shop, you haven't lived until you've visited the superb boutiques and trendy markets in Buenos Aires. As an added incentive, Leslie Patrick points out the 17% refund for foreign