I step off the overnight train in Chiang Mai with my small backpack and a tattered guidebook not knowing what to expect. My guidebook isn’t tattered because I’ve been meticulously pouring...Read More >>
Thirty years ago Justin McCarthy left Midwestern America for Indian classical dance. This citizen of the world, who is now a renowned Bharatanatyam performer and choreographer, tells Cara Waterfall how he...Read More >>
New Orleans is Tourist Trap Heaven, what with expensive bars and clubs dotting Bourbon Street, a cartoonish image, and a reputation like Vegas: What happens in New Orleans stays in New...Read More >>
Where I am may seem obvious, but be careful. I am part of a small area estranged from its original country, inside a country that is itself extremely small....Read More >>
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Greece, Austerity and TourismCallie FloodGreece, often referred to as the cradle of Western civilization, is well known for its contributions of democracy, art and architecture, philosophy, theater, university education and, among many other things,...Read More >>
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Volunteering in ChiapasCeline MassaChiapas, Mexico has always been a place of wonder for me. Since I first heard about the Zapatistas, an indigenous led revolutionary movement that has broken society’s structures, to create...Read More >>
A Wine-tasting Tour of Tuscany and UmbriaBea BoltonI recently had the delight of a once-in-a-lifetime wine-tasting tour of Tuscany and Umbria.I arrived in Rome two days before the tour and stayed at a wonderful little Palazzo...Read More >>
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The Belligerence of HummingbirdsFrank IzaguirreThe road ahead disappeared in a cloud. Our bus careened along a narrow dirt path that clung to the mountainside. To the right rose a steep slope, covered with trees...Read More >>
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What not to do in a ThunderstormEmma DalbyI wouldn’t exactly call myself clumsy and I would like to think I’ve got pretty good judgment when it comes to unknown territory, but during a six month backpacking trip...Read More >>
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Great Barrier Reef First-TimerShelly HallmanCrammed on a wooden bench, slightly damp and smelling of salt, I sit among fifty-odd strangers, shoulders touching, as our boat the Reef Quest charges out to sea. The air...Read More >>
