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July 2019 issue | Appears on page 44

The Geografile

Lake Nicaragua contains about 400 islands, some of which are active volcanoes. Since the lake was severed from the Pacific Ocean by a belt of volcanic cones, unique freshwater species of swordfish have evolved.

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July 2019 issue | Appears on page 41

Driving Europe’s open road

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June 2019 issue | Appears on page 43

SW England - Aquae Sulis

The Romans knew a good thing when they saw it. In this case, the good thing was the hot springs in what is now the city of Bath in southwestern England.

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June 2019 issue | Appears on page 42

Lighten up your souvenir shopping

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June 2019 issue | Appears on page 2

State Department's website adds kidnapping warnings. Where ITN subscribers traveled in 2018

Dear Globetrotter: Welcome to the 520th issue of your monthly foreign-travel magazine. I have a couple of things to tell you about this month.

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May 2019 issue | Appears on page 48

The Geografile

The world’s smallest lizard — it could curl up on a dime — was discovered in 2001 in a cave on an island off the coast of the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean.

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May 2019 issue | Appears on page 43

Tresco Abbey Garden, Isles of Scilly

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May 2019 issue | Appears on page 47

Winter self-drive - Portugal’s Algarve (Third of three parts)

From our 6-night home-base apartment on the Quarteira seafront in the central Algarve of southern Portugal, my wife, Gail, and I planned self-drive day trips to Tavira and Faro.

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May 2019 issue | Appears on page 41

What’s new in Europe in 2019

Looking at 2019, here are selected news items and warnings from a few of Rick’s recent articles. — Editor

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May 2019 issue | Appears on page 45

The nuraghi of Sardinia

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