Grenada: A People to Learn From
Grenada, a Caribbean island a few hundred miles off the coast of Venezuela is a country with rich history, cuisine, landscape, and people worth exploring.
Reflections
India: Experiencing Peace and Chaos
Starting in the city of New Delhi, where stress and noise are everywhere. Then to the countryside to Chambal Safari Lodge where animals and peace prevail.
Travel As Education: A Mom’s Year on the Road with Daughters
A single mother departs her life in Europe to travel with her daughters, education by learning, learning by traveling, and why for some it’s better than school.
See the World As a Woman: Lead, Don’t Follow!
Do you have the courage to travel alone as a woman? Melanie Eng asks this question of many women, and wrote a book, Gutsy Lady Travel, all about it.
Korea: Seeking the Truth in Jirisan National Park
A walk in Jirisan National Park in the wilds of South Korea finds an interesting former city man called Il Won, who plays guitar and teaches wisdom.
Traveling Blind: Tony Giles Visits West Africa
Tony Giles tells the story of his travels as a blind person to West Africa.
Sicily at Sixty
Here’s how to feel 20 years younger when you turn a year older, even at 60: Go to a beautiful place like Sicily with a beautiful woman.
Why Go to India? Because it’s Unique
Because it’s the world’s last living ancient civilization By Martin Noval India is sometimes mentioned in the news because it is “the world’s largest democracy.” Recently it has been making news because of its relatively new Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, and his opening up of the country to international investment,…
Be There Now: Engaging While Traveling
Engaging with Your Surroundings Wherever in the world you may be By Victoria Evans Whenever any of us travel to a new destination, we want to get the most out of it as we can. After all, a vacation is something that you have dedicated a decent amount of money towards,…
Ethiopia: Nightlife in Harar
Ethiopia. In the rural village of Harrar, there isn’t much to do but at night the hyenas come to the village and stir up a little excitement.
West Bank: Sami the Tea Guy
Paul Michelson writes about his experience drinking tea on the West Bank. At first he tries to avoid running into Sami the tea guy, but later embraces him.
Italy: Celebrating Christmas with the Romans
An American Expat enjoys the season, far away from home By John Henderson It’s Christmas time in Rome where St. Peter’s Square fills on Christmas Eve and chestnuts really do roast on open fires. It’s where nativity scenes share space with priests and pilgrims, not sporting goods and big-screen TVs….