Far Horizons
Your travel legacy — leaving a trail to follow
It’s easy for committed world travelers like us to become a bit complacent about our international travel experiences. With many of us, friends and relatives show little interest in the details of our globetrotting adventures, even while acknowledging how important they know these are to us.
It’s time for ITN to flourish
It is the spring season, a time of renewal and growth… . and time for ITN to sprout new buds and blossoms.
¡Arriba, Aruba!
(Second of two parts) When my wife, Gail, and I visited the Southern Caribbean island of Aruba in June 2013, we found multiple choices for exploring the island via land-based tours.
The Coffee Triangle
(Part 2 of 3 on Colombia) For the second portion of our February 2013 Colombian adventure, “Colombia’s Colonial Jewels & the Coffee Triangle,” in which I was hosted by Overseas Adventure Travel, our group traveled by air from Medellín to Pereira via Bogotá.
Hosteling — a lifestyle
Lodging at hostels while globetrotting is becoming an increasingly popular trend among travelers ages 40 to 70. For a number of them, hosteling has even become a lifestyle, as opposed to just a travel style.
Giving the gift of travel — readers weigh in
Once in a while, it’s appropriate for me to allow our readers to share their thoughts and experiences regarding topics I have explored in this column. Such is the case regarding the subject of my December 2012 column, “Giving the Gift of Travel.”
Giving the gift of travel
Many ITN readers are privileged enough to have opportunities, and the means, to travel frequently to exotic international destinations of their choosing.