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Apartment living near Italy’s Lake Garda
Features, March 2008 issue
by Alan Wolstencroft, Dunnellon, FL While browsing the Internet for somewhere to stay during my planned early spring 2007 visit on the shores of Lake Garda, northern Italy, I spotted the Residence Bella Vista, located in Manerba del Garda. On closer inspection, I thought the prices for its apartments sounded about right, and the photos, it turned ...
Looking for luxury in and around London
Features, March 2008 issue
by Beth Habian, Features Editor Looking for some royal treatment on your next trip overseas? What better place to be treated like a royal than London, where they’ve been perfecting the art of luxury for centuries? Granted, with current exchange rates, it’s not the first destination that comes to mind for those on a tight budget, but ...
Focus on Archaeology » A week in Salvador da Bahia
Columns, February 2008 issue
by Julie Skurdenis I’m not sure how surprised the monks who lived here 400 years ago would be to hear the soft sounds of bossa nova echoing in the cloisters where they once lived and prayed. No doubt, chanting and church music would have been more familiar to them, but I suspect that bossa nova would ...
The Cruising World » Tips on snorkeling
Columns, January 2008 issue
by Lew Toulmin, second of two parts In my last column I shared some tips from Dr. Jack Grove of Zegrahm Expeditions (192 Nickerson St. #200, Seattle, WA 98109; 800/628-8747, www.zeco.com) on snorkeling safety and footwear for use during cruises with snorkel programs. This time I will talk about ear and skin protection, eye protection, safety ...
A West African journey continues with sites in Burkina Faso and Ghana
Features, January 2008 issue
Jim Sill and his travel companion Jenna continue their January-February ’07 overland journey through West Africa, embarking a bus in Burkina Faso for Bobo-Dioulasso. When we reached the bus station in Mopti, the big buses were leaving, one by one. “Which one is ours?” asked Jenna. “Maybe we can get on board early.” I asked the ticket agent. ...
Funniest Thing
Funniest thing, January 2008 issue
Tell ITN about the funniest thing that ever happened to you while traveling in a foreign country. There are no restrictions on length. (ITN prints no info on destinations in the U.S., Canada, Mexico or the Caribbean.) The ITN staff will choose each month’s winner, who will receive a free one-year subscription to ITN. Entries ...
Cruising World » Tips on snorkeling
Columns, December 2007 issue
by Lew Toulmin, (First of two parts, jump to part 2) Many cruise and expedition passengers enjoy snorkeling off beaches, Zodiacs or dive boats. Snorkeling is an easy sport and provides fantastic views of beautiful coral and fish. The sport is open to swimmers of any age. I have seen snorkelers from ages five to 85 ...
A last-minute invitation inspires exploration of Argentina and Chile
Features, November 2007 issue
by Marlene Candell, Berkeley, CA As the 2006 Christmas season, with its attendant festivities and responsibilities, was moving ahead at a scary pace, my husband, Cass, received an unexpected phone call and invitation. Would he and I like to accompany our friends Claudia and Jerry Johnson on a trip to South America? They had just been ...
Journey to Samarkand — traveling overland from Pakistan to Uzbekistan
Features, October 2007 issue
by Tom McKenna, Montpelier, VT Samarkand. The name evokes images of the ancient Silk Road, Genghis Khan, and camel caravans plodding across Central Asia. It brings to mind the Khyber Pass, scorching deserts and some of the highest mountains in the world. I reserved my April-May ’06 tour of the area more than a year ahead to ...
Around the world: seven outstanding snorkeling spots
Features, September 2007 issue
by Larry Taylor, Fullerton, CA My wife and I are avid snorkelers and we have snorkeled in various spots all over the world. With this in mind, I decided to write about our seven best snorkeling experiences in the areas of the world that ITN covers. Be aware that these selections are very subjective. What I looked ...
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