Christa Romano writes about a new travel blog called Layover Guide that suggests fun things to see and do during layovers at airports around the world.
The water town of Wuzhen, China, known as the Venice of the East, where you can find ancient bridges and canals, heritage hotels, and dining.
La Alberca in the province of Salamanca, Spain, is famous for its rich-tasting hams Jamón Serrano, its medieval buildings and its pageants and festivals.
Algeria: An overland trip through Annaba, Constantine and El-Oued in Algeria, where they find spectacular scenery, historic architecture
Immerse yourself in the mystical world of Voodoo as you witness captivating ceremonies at the House of the Python and uncover the history of the Point of No Return in Benin.
Colombia’s Coffee Triangle in Pereira, Manizales, and Armenia, where you can enjoy splendid scenery, smoked trout and traditional Colombian hospitality.
Longboard Races Commemorate California’s Daredevil Gold Miners By Bob Ecker Johnsville, California: (Plumas County) Picture racing down a slope at over 80 miles per hour balanced on 14-foot edgeless skis that can’t turn or stop, while holding a long pole […]
The Desert of Maine, which started as a patch of sand on William Tuttle’s farm and grew to cover more than forty acres is now a tourist attraction.
Tunisia: Sonja Stark goes to the Festival of the Sahara in Tunisia, bedouin traditions with great horsemanship, dancing, acrobats, snakes, camels, and rabbits.
Thailand: Bruce Marsland travels to the remote village of Laem Mae Phim, Thailand to work on a volunteer program rescuing endangered sea turtles.
Olga Volobuyeva takes a trip to Vienna, enjoys the delicious cuisine, the historic architecture, the horse-drawn carriages and the opera.
GoNOMAD Writer Cindy Bigras takes a cruise in marvelous, majestic, mysterious Doubtful Sound, in New Zealand’s Fiordland National Park.
New York City. A trip under Manhattan where sandhogs are building a third water tunnel to keep the city supplied with water. A book by David Grann.
Alice Driver writes about learning Spanish in Lima, Peru by traveling solo, visiting museums, riding busses and eating at local restaurants