Exciting Yoga Tours Around the World
Yoga tours: Isadora Dunne takes a look at yoga-themed tours around the world. Yoga Travel.
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Saltaire, England: A Modest Utopia
Saltaire: A Model Village From the 1800s By Mridula Dwivedi I was in the UK at the end of October in 2007 for about 10 days out of which I spent two days in Leeds. All my trips abroad till date has been for work. So, travel usually takes a back seat. But sometimes…
Portugal’s Silver Coast: A Perfect Women-Only Tour
What Makes a Perfect Women-Only Tour? By Stephen Hartshorne GoNOMAD Associate Editor “Look at me, look at me, look at me now,” says The Cat in the Hat. “It’s fun to have fun, but you have to know how.” Designing a great tour requires a thorough knowledge of the country you’re visiting, its history, its…
Visiting New Holland: A Photo Gallery From Second Life
Photos by Stephen Hartshorne [GoNOMAD Associate Editor Stephen Hartshorne recently participated in the world’s first press trip in cyberspace. The trip to New Holland, in the alternative reality Second Life, was sponsored by the Netherlands Board of Tourism.]
Soaring Around in Alternative Reality: A Press Trip to New Holland
By Stephen Hartshorne [GoNOMAD Associate Editor Stephen Hartshorne recently participated in the world’s first press trip in cyberspace. The trip to New Holland, in the alternative reality Second Life, was sponsored by the Netherlands Board of Tourism. Here is his report. He has also posted a gallery of photos from Second Life.] “I guess…
Germany: Berlin’s Cold War Landmarks
Berlin Landmarks: Visiting Berlin Cold War sites in former East Berlin, reminders of what life was like when the city was divided by its famous wall.
Amsterdam on a Budget: Markets and Museums Galore!
By Elizabeth Bagley Drinking and marijuana have never really interested me, so on the plane over to Amsterdam I wondered what else I might want to see and do. I browsed through my guidebook looking to see what the city offers and here I discovered the world’s largest flower auction. Fourteen million flowers are auctioned…
Noah’s Ark in the Desert of Namibia
Namibia: Cindy-Lou Dale visits a unique wildlife sanctuary in Namibia dedicated to preserving both wildlife and the culture of the Bushmen tribes.
Amsterdam: More Than Just Stoners and Prostitutes
By Laurie Ellis and Shady Hartshorne When some people think of Amsterdam, they think of a hedonist’s paradise where marijuana and prostitution are legal. Scantily clad women stand in store windows advertising their “wares” and scruffy backpackers from all over the world cram themselves into cheap hotels for the opportunity to smoke some killer weed…
Going Dutch: A New Dimension in Travel
By Stephen Hartshorne One of the best ways to get to know someone is to take a trip with them. Many North Americans take trips to exotic destinations and wind up becoming better acquainted with the other North Americans on the trip. Certainly there’s nothing wrong with that; friendship is a good thing; but a…
Traveling with a Pet in Europe
Traveling with Pets in Europe Can be Rewarding and Fun By Patricia Clark I don’t know if there is a language problem among dogs; however, ShadyLady, the American Sheltie, has never failed to voice her comments to dogs in Holland, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, France, Luxemburg, Austria, and Italy. Throughout the European Union, small pets accompanying…
Alternative Transportation in Europe: Off the Eurail Trail
Transports editor Marie Javins discusses all the ways of getting around Europe besides Eurailpasses — barges, bikes, busses, and even hitchhiking.