Columns
Kenya and Tanzania: Serengeti to Arusha
by Randy Keck (Third of three parts, go to part one or part two)
Chip-and-PIN cards from US banks. Also, inspect your purchases.
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’Round the world in 72 days: Oman
by Philip Wagenaar, M.D. (Part eight of a series)
Airline passengers' rights in the US. Also, public road planned across the Serengeti.
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Kenya and Tanzania: Amboseli to Ngorongoro
by Randy Keck (Second of three parts, go to part one or part three)
Kenya and Tanzania: Nairobi to Masai Mara
by Randy Keck (First of three parts, go to part two or part three)
Kolkata taxi drivers. Also, smoking bans in China and Greece.
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Restaurant rules
After graduating from high school, I took my first trip to Europe without my parents or much money. I subsisted entirely on jam, baguettes and Fanta. When I returned home, my doctor declared me “chronically undernourished.” I’ve never had a jam sandwich or Fanta since.
Il Biviere in Sicily
Sicily presented a problem. Searching through guidebooks, I could not find a “Garden Path” garden to visit. With that, I wrote to the Italian Government Tourist Board (630 Fifth Ave., Ste.
Somali pirate attacks. Also, river levels affecting river cruises.
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EU loosens carry-on restriction. Also, US allows more types of travelers to Cuba
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