The descendants of Pablo Escobar’s hippos are loose in the Colombian wilderness. Local authorities now must decide what to do with these dangerous animals.
Christmas gift ideas–gadgets and things that travelers would like. Keysmart, Wright Bros glasses, Mycharge powerbank, Swiss Army, King Kong Luggage.
Kaliningrad is part of Russia, but it doesn’t touch it. It’s a leftover from WW II, isolated from the rest of the country and on the Baltic Sea, with sub bases.
Visiting the cheese markets of Holland, from Edam, Gouda, Alkmaar, and Woerden, meet cheesemakers and taste their delicious Dutch cheeses.
Adelaide to Melbourne, an Australia Wine Drive. Exploring the many wineries and attractions along the southern coast of the country.
Perched high above the coastline, Maratea, a charming medieval village located a four and a half-hour drive South East of Rome between Naples and Messina.
Ama Waterways Taste of Bordeaux river cruise takes us on underground tours of medieval towns, fabled châteaux, a Citidel with a romantic past, hikes in celebrated vineyards.
Santa Rosa overflows with passion for good beer. There are over 2-dozen craft brew houses and more coming online.
Spanning the coast between the famous southern cities of Charleston and Savannah, the South Carolina Lowcountry is an often overlooked beach vacation destination.
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Orangutan dramas in Borneo: visiting the Tanjung Putting National Park in Kalimantan Borneo, Indonesia to see Orangutans in their natural habitat.
Giverny France, the home and museum of Claude Monet, the celebrated impressionist painter, who lived there. Tour his home and gardens in Giverny France.
Captain Russell Markel and Outer Shores Expeditions show and teach passengers about the beauty and history of Haida Gwaii in British Columbia.
A trip to Sudan’s remote Bir Nurayet to discover ancient carvings on the rocks dating back to prehistoric times, 800 km through the desert.