Africa’s Tallest ...
Filed under: Arts and Culture , Africa , Senegal Flying or driving into Dakar, the capital of Senegal , it’s impossible to miss this imposing statue. That’s deliberate. The Monument to the African Renaissance is supposed to make a statement. At 49 meters (161 feet),...Video: Bones And Art In...
Filed under: Arts and Culture , History , Learning , Europe , France , Video , Budget Travel You’ve probably seen videos or photos of the famous Paris Catacombs , with their miles of ossuaries holding the bones of some six million Parisians. The catacombs were created in the 18th...
Myths And Misconception...
I mostly like art and I love unusual architecture, but I am hardly an expert. That’s why I am thrilled that Erin Halvey, art expert and blogger extraordinaire, agreed to write this guest post for us today. I learned a lot and I know you will too. You can check Erin out everyday on...
Ultra-Modern Terminal i...
Bangkoks Suvarnabhumi Airport Copyright LandLopers All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited. View original here: Ultra-Modern Terminal in Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi...Overlooked London: Sain...
Filed under: Arts and Culture , History , Learning , Europe , United Kingdom London is a city full of historic churches. Some can be a bit hard to find and get missed by the casual visitor. One of these is Saint Bartholomew the Great in West Smithfield. Built by a courtier of King Henry...Safari Destination: Rua...
Filed under: Arts and Culture , Africa , Tanzania , Camping , Ecotourism , Luxury Travel For decades Tanzania has been one of the top destinations for travelers looking for a classic African safari experience. After all, the country’s Serengeti National Park is home to hundreds of...10 Things You Probably ...
Filed under: Arts and Culture , History , Photos , Stories , Europe , Hotels and Accommodations , Caribbean , Luxury Travel , French Polynesia Located in the South Pacific, Tahiti is thought of by many as a prime vacation destination. But what do you actually know about these islands? To...Dear Planet Earth: The ...
Travelers from around the planet to the United States took a huge drop in the decade after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. In response to that drop, the U.S Travel Association – along with several large tourism groups and travel businesses and the U.S. government – have...