Columns
Traveler’s diarrhea: Coping with the runs on the run
by Alan M. Spira, M.D. (Second of two parts) In the last issue I discussed the dreaded runs and how to decrease your chances of catching traveler’s diarrhea.
Airline seats, UK car rentals, and lugging
Q:Dear Steve, I’m a large lady, and on a recent domestic flight a gate agent took me aside and requested that I buy a second seat for myself. Fortunately, both the flight and my credit card had room on it, so I was able to do this, but I wondered, ‘What if I were traveling overseas?’
Boarding Pass
Dear Globetrotter: Welcome to the 373rd issue of your monthly overseas travel magazine. It has been 31 years since ITN came out with its first issue in March 1976.
Traveler’s diarrhea: avoiding the runs
(First of two parts) Traveler’s diarrhea is nobody’s favorite topic — until they have it.
Passports, 3-1-1 rules, Norway small-ship cruising
Dear reader, the most common question I’m receiving these days is “Will I need a passport?”
Mendoza — wine and more
I had the opportunity to travel to Mendoza, the attractive city of 100,000-plus in the heart of northern Argentina’s booming viticulture region, in April ’06.
Malaria update
Malaria just doesn’t get respect. Until, that is, someone catches it.
Reviewers' Corner
Here are a few of the latest travel-book reviews written by ITN readers.
e-ticket printouts, lowest fares from London
Q:Steve, I am an 81-year-old, longtime subscriber to ITN, and you and ITN are my last resort for a problem that I have never seen addressed in print.