Music and Theater
Republic of Georgia
My visit to the Republic of Georgia, May 13-June 19, ’05, was the perfect trip. The temperature was around 50º-68ºF. I would suggest taking a light, waterproof jacket and an umbrella, as rain can occur (although on this trip it was not heavy enough to interfere with sightseeing).
The capital, Tbilisi, had major traffic and parking concerns, so I would recommend the reasonably priced taxis. Most places could be reached by taxi for $3-$5. (The exchange rate was $1 = 1.81 Georgia lari.)
Buenos Aires ‘tango’ shows
My wife, Judy, and I and two friends took a trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina, in November ’05. We stayed at the Wilton Plaza, having arranged our reservations through a Peruvian online travel service (e-mail reservations@argentinas-hotels.com).
Pedal pushers
We always read with interest the letters in ITN about bicycle tours, since we have found it such a refreshing way to travel.
John Poh of Crystal Symphony
As the head chef at the famous Asian restaurant, Jade Garden, aboard the 5-star cruise ship Crystal Symphony, John Poh has reached the pinnacle of cruise cuisine. He owes his success to talent, hard work, a passion for food, and experience in over 100 kitchens around the world. I spoke to Mr. Poh while on a voyage from Lisbon to Rome in the summer of 2005.
Sydney Smartvisit Card
After reading an item about the Discover Adelaide Card (March ’05, pg. 75), I set out to see if such a card for Sydney exists. It does. Here are my impressions and comments.
St. Moritz — Summer in a Swiss winter resort
by Don and Betty Martin, Columbia, CA
Tonga — a South Pacific paradise
by Penny Strohl, Oakland, CA
Celebrating the diversity of desert peoples at Tunsia’s International Sahara Festival
Michael Keating, Olney, MD
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