Senegal: Life in Ultra High-Def
The highlight of our visit to Senegal? Not the food, which was amazing (with an emphasis on fresh seafood). Nor the people who are warm, friendly and very proud of […]
The highlight of our visit to Senegal? Not the food, which was amazing (with an emphasis on fresh seafood). Nor the people who are warm, friendly and very proud of […]
I’d been wandering through the Travestere neighborhood of Rome for maybe 30 minutes when I found my first Italian craft beer bar. Yep, my instincts are good! Bir & Fud […]
Europe is full—not of refugees and immigrants, but tourists. Here’s how to deal with this problem.
I’ve been fascinated by San Marino since a brief childhood foray into stamp collecting. It did not disappoint.
I timed my arrival perfectly in the traditional village of Ainokura—right after the tour buses had departed. That allowed me to walk into the village and experience it as it […]
Biking from Vienna to Budapest along the Danube was a fabulous experience. Here’s what you need to know…
The thing that struck me the most on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage route is this: I passed dozens of statues just sitting by the trail. Many of these are, according […]
Not a world traveler It was 1983. I was 19, but a young 19: emotionally immature, extremely sensitive, inexperienced of the world with my knowledge and outlook shaped by the […]
49 hours from Mindelo on the island of Sao Vicente in Cape Verde to Brilon, Germany—and, yes, the cockpit door swung open during one takeoff…
We were three hours up the river valley, soaked to the skin from a combination of constant rain and sweat generated by the effort of clambering up steep, crumbling stream […]