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March 2004 issue

You simply must visit South Africa

by Philip Wagenaar, second of three parts Last month I discussed my travels in Johannesburg. This month I will continue my travelogue of South Africa.

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March 2004 issue

Paraty — a link to Brazil’s colonial heritage

by Deanna Palic (Second of two parts. Go to part one)

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February 2004 issue

You simply must visit South Africa

by Philip Wagenaar, first of three parts “You now have to set your watch one hundred years back,” the captain announced as the plane descended toward the Johannesburg airport.

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February 2004 issue

Energetic Manila

(First of two parts on the Philippines)

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February 2004 issue

Boarding Pass

Dear Globetrotter: Welcome to the 336th issue of your monthly overseas travel magazine. This issues marks a full 28 years of publication!

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February 2004 issue

Paraty — a link to Brazil’s colonial heritage

by Deanna Palic (Part one of two)

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February 2004 issue

Kilroy Was Here » Seven ocean roll

by Kevin Keating

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February 2004 issue

Creating engaging photos

by Linda Ledray

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February 2004 issue

The Turkish sport of cirit

by Ed Kinney

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January 2004 issue

Boarding Pass

Dear Globetrotter:

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January 2004 issue

Pay the IRS on your schedule with EFTPS

by Philip Wagenaar, Contributing Editor

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November 2003 issue | Appears on page 52

Little-known sources of emergency medical evacuation coverage

Among the choices to be made regarding travel insurance, emergency medical evacuation coverage continues to be what I recommend most.

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July 2003 issue | Appears on page 39

SARS and travel insurance, plus websites and more

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) has added a whole new dimension to international travel. This is a significant concern for mature travelers, as it has been reported that the fatality rate of patients over the age of 65 is 50%.

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June 2003 issue | Appears on page 50

Cancel anytime, for any reason

Relaxed cancellation policies Reacting to the current uncertain travel conditions, airlines and tour companies have adopted (probably temporarily) flexible terms and conditions that will allow travelers to cancel or reschedule trips easily and with little or no penalty.

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April 2003 issue | Appears on page 48

Free travel insurance (limited time only)! Cancel for any reason and get a 100% refund

In what may well be a travel industry first, Uniworld, to encourage the travel-shy, is offering free travel insurance on most of their 60 European river cruises in April and May of this year.

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February 2002 issue | Appears on page 66

Caution for freighter passengers

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January 2002 issue | Appears on page 50

Travel insurance complications due to the September 11, 2001, attack

How did the travel insurance industry respond to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack and how did this affect travel insurance coverages for this period and for subsequent travel?

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June 2001 issue | Appears on page 68

Travel insurance, travel safety and State Department advisories

  Trip-cancellation/interruption coverage Will your trip-cancellation policy pay if you cancel a tour prior to departure because you feel uneasy due to political unrest or threats of terrorist problems? The short answer is no.

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