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From Vladivostok to Sakhalin Island — rediscovering the Russian Far East
Features, February 2008 issue
by Bill Altaffer, Mammoth Lakes, CA After an overnight in Seoul, South Korea, one of the most populated cities in the world today, our MIR Corp. tour group flew to Vladivostok, our entry and exit city for the Russian Far East. First stop, Vladivostok Between the end of World War II and the collapse of the Soviet Union ...
Knowledgeable South Africa guide
Travelers' Intercom, January 2008 issue
We and another couple enjoyed an amazing 5-day safari in Kruger National Park, South Africa, staying at four different park camps. Our safari, in September, was carefully planned and smoothly executed by Dries de Bruyn (De Camdeboo, 10 Swart St., Eldoraigne 0157, South Africa; phone [012] 653-2178 or e-mail driesdebruyn@mweb.co.za). (Pronounce “Dries” like “trees and ...
Enjoyable trip to South Africa
Travelers' Intercom, January 2008 issue
My husband, Lewis, thought if we checked into South African Airways (800/722-9675, www.flysaa.com) at Washington Dulles Airport 3½ hours before our flight to Cape Town on Jan. 11, 2007, we might have a good chance of getting an exit-row seat, knowing they give preference to their SAA Voyager program members (which we are not). Alas, ...
Far Horizons » On becoming a G.O.
Columns, December 2007 issue
In the travel industry, G.O. is the abbreviation for the term “group organizer.” Most ITN readers probably know at least one person who has functioned as a G.O. Who are G.O.s? The definition of a group organizer, broadly stated, is someone who organizes a group of people to travel together with a common group itinerary. A group ...
Keeping in touch with the folks back home
Travelers' Intercom, December 2007 issue
Bill Steltzer of West Grove, Pennsylvania, lamented that on a May ’07 trip to France he had trouble finding public Web-access points. “Now that computer ownership is universal, the Internet cafés have vanished,” he wrote. “We used to find public libraries good spots for Internet access but not on this past trip. At the mediatheques (small-town ...
Driving Namibia
Features, November 2007 issue
by Joyce Bruck, Ocean Ridge, FL My longtime friend Winnie Outcalt joined me in Johannesburg, South Africa, on August 18, 2006, for an adventure to Namibia. My interest in Namibia began when I saw pictures of the Skeleton Coast with its sand dunes, animals and shipwrecks. As I did my usual extensive research, I discovered there ...
Southern Africa by rail
Travelers' Intercom, October 2007 issue
My husband, Jim, and I took a trip from Cape Town, South Africa, to Chobe National Park in Botswana by way of Victoria Falls, Feb. 19-March 5, 2007. The trip was set up by Deborah at Wild African Ventures (10505 Wheatland Ave., Shadow Hills, CA 91040; 800/358-8530, www.wildafricanventures.com) and included a 16-day train trip with Shongololo ...
Southern Africa trains
Travelers' Intercom, October 2007 issue
In July ’06 I made a deposit of $2,400 for trips on the following Shongololo Express trains in Southern Africa: Good Hope, March 6-21, 2007 ($3,680), Dune Express, March 27-April 11 ($3,905) and Southern Cross, April 11-26 ($4,350) — total cost, $11,935. So it was with concern that I read in ITN the news item “South ...
Why don’t we have that here?
Travelers' Intercom, September 2007 issue
An ITN reader suggested subscribers write in about great inventions, systems, time savers or conveniences that they have seen overseas. A number of responses were printed in the April ’07 issue. Here are a few more. If you run across a great idea, write to “Why Don’t We Have That Here?,” c/o ITN, 2120 28th ...
Assessing Botswana lodgings
Travelers' Intercom, September 2007 issue
My husband and I traveled throughout Botswana, then to Victoria Falls, in September and October 2006. We flew into Gaborone, Botswana, and stayed at the Gaborone Sun International Hotel (phone 09267-3951111 or visit www.sun-international.com). Bed and breakfast can be booked at $147 per night for two. This was the best hotel in town. Its rooms were Western ...
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