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February 2019 issue | Appears on page 47

The Geografile

China spans more than 60 degrees of longitude but has only one time zone.

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February 2019 issue | Appears on page 2

Brexit outlook. Delay-compensation claims against Ryanair. Ryanair and seat selection.

Dear Globetrotter: Welcome to the 516th issue of your monthly foreign-travel magazine. With this issue, we have been publishing for 43 full years!

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February 2019 issue | Appears on page 49

Prehistoric sentinels of Corsica

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February 2019 issue | Appears on page 46

The Gardens below Prague Castle

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February 2019 issue

What's new in France for 2019

France has a rich history, an impressive infrastructure and a tourism industry trying valiantly to cope with its big crowds. Travelers who plan ahead enjoy big rewards.

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February 2019 issue

What's new in Eastern Europe for 2019

The history, art and culture of Eastern Europe are often complicated for Westerners.

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February 2019 issue | Appears on page 43

Traveling ultralight

I've got a theory about how we pack for travel. What we pack and how much we pack are often a result of one's travel experience and age.

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January 2019 issue | Appears on page 48

What’s Cooking in… Myanmar

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January 2019 issue | Appears on page 49

The Geografile

Brazil is the only country that crosses both the equator and a tropic (Tropic of Capricorn). Uruguay is the only South American country completely outside the tropic latitudes.

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January 2019 issue | Appears on page 49

Italy’s Riviera — beyond the Cinque Terre

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January 2019 issue | Appears on page 50

Cemenelum - Roman city on the French Riviera

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