Secret Compass takes intrepid travelers to places few others will ever get to see. The trip is to a Kurdistan mountain, the second-highest in Iraq
Petra is a stunning ancient site that everyone should see. It’s located in Jordan, and Bedouins, take tourists to see the spectacular carved buildings.
Ex-pat living can be different than people think, and the author is an Italian who has lived in Israel, tips on how to enjoy your ex-pat experience.
Abu Dhabi is an opulent, breathtaking city in the United Arab Emirates. It even has gold-sprinkled cappuccinos! Taking a tour of the city and attractions.
Saudi Arabia: In the Land of Invisible Women by Qanta A. Ahmed, MD.A female doctor’s story. Navigating life in the sex-segregated country of Saudi Arabia.
Two of the world’s most impressive mosques are in Dubai, the Jumeirah Mosque, and in Abu Dhabi, the huge Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, touring both mosques.
In Ugarit, Syria, historian/travel writer Habeeb Saloum explores the ancient city where a tablet was discovered that revealed the world’s first alphabet.
A trip to Erbil, in Northern Iraq’s Kurdish territory, is a safe trip. And to enjoy the best street food there you must go to Iskan Street.
Jerusalem is known as the city for praying, unlike hipper and more sophisticated Tel Aviv. But the author finds great fun and food in the markets here.
North Cyprus is a de facto state with a rapidly growing tourism industry due to its vast offerings of rich history and stunning landscapes
Indoor Ski Centers offer skiers year-round access to indoor slopes for skiing during any season. In Europe, the UK, Middle East, and the USA.
Acre, Israel, part of the country with 1000s of years of history and a conservative population, that’s quite a contrast to modern Tel Aviv. Visiting Acre.
Tel Aviv is the New York City of Israel…and is a burgeoning high tech capital, with many start-ups and brilliant minds living in this seaside city.
A women’s travel group visited Iran in November 2016 and experienced a range of reactions, from suspicious hosts to the grandeur of Persepolis, and Isfahan.