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Cruise news potpourri
by Lew Toulmin The cruising world keeps evolving, with ever more news and events. Here are some cruise deals and developments which should interest ITN cruising fans.
The controversy surrounding ‘Roots’
by Wayne Wirtanen, (Part 1 of 3 on The Gambia and the Cape Verde Islands, jump to
What’s new for Italy in 2008
Bella Italia, my favorite country in Europe, is a wonderful work in progress. Here’s a look at what to expect in 2008. TRAFFIC ZONES
Koke-dera: Kyoto’s garden muffled in moss
Moss gone amuck was not intended to be the garden’s definitive element when Muso Soseki, 14th-century Zen priest and famed garden designer, created the gardens surrounding Saiho-ji temple in Kyoto, Japan.
Offbeat Europe
No one planning a trip to Europe needs to be reminded to see Big Ben and the Leaning Tower.
Cavalieri Hotel in Greece
The Cavalieri Hotel (4 Capodistriou St., Corfu, GREECE; phone +30 26610 39041, fax 10 39283, www.cavalieri-hotel.com) is such an elegant place! I stayed there three nights in October ’07 at €90 ($132) per night, with breakfast.
Dealing with delayed, canceled and overbooked flights
by Philip Wagenaar, M.D. (second of two parts)
Extending your personal travel limits
Sometimes when I write about issues facing travelers, especially international travelers, the topic relates to only a portion of ITN readers. This is one of those occasions.
Dealing with delayed, canceled and overbooked flights
by Philip Wagenaar, M.D., first of two parts