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Filed under: Asia It is well-known on the Gadling team that I’m a terrible foodie, and it’s the subject of a great deal of jest (I’m looking at you, David Farley). There’s no doubt that I enjoy heading out with a group of friends for a creative night of eating and...

Ajungo, the new social ...

Filed under: Arts and Culture , Learning , Business , Festivals and Events , Food and Drink , Gear , Blogs , Photos , Stories , Africa , Asia , Europe , North America , Oceania , South America , Antarctica , United States , Hotels and Accommodations , Airlines , Transportation ,...

Destination spotlight: ...

Filed under: Climbing , Arts and Culture , Hiking , History , Learning , Food and Drink , Africa , Ghana , Transportation , Ecotourism , Budget Travel When people think of where they want to go on vacation, Ghana isn’t usually the first place that comes to mind. There are actually...

Are we losing the art o...

Filed under: Hiking , Paddling , Surfing , Camping Not familiar? That’s ok. Not a lot of people are anymore. In this increasingly fast-paced, technology fueled, globalizing world full of high speed travel options and hassle-free packaged tours, the art of going feral may slowly be...

Remains of forgotten ge...

Filed under: Activism , History , Learning , Africa , Europe , Namibia , Germany , News It’s the genocide most people have forgotten, a ruthless extermination of men, women, and children while an uncaring world focused on other things. From 1904 to 1908, German colonial rulers in...

Why you should visit Ge...

Filed under: Arts and Culture , Festivals and Events , Food and Drink , Europe , Germany For those looking to have an authentic experience that really makes you feel like you’re in the Christmas spirit, head over to LutherCountry in eastern Germany to sip Glühwein (mulled...

African governments doi...

Filed under: Activism , Africa , Asia , Rwanda , South Africa , Uganda , Zimbabwe , Vietnam , Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire) This year in Africa, the fight between law enforcement and poachers of endangered species has flared into a war. In the first two months of 2011, nine...
Five unusual monuments of London

Five unusual monuments ...

Filed under: Arts and Culture , History , Learning , Europe , United Kingdom , Budget Travel The historic city of London is filled with monuments of all kinds: to politicians, heroes, kings, and queens. Many blend into the background, just some more overdressed statues on plinths looking...

Crossing Japan in a day...

Filed under: Arts and Culture , History , Learning , Blogs , Asia , Japan With its unique culture , diverse landscapes, and rich history , Japan has long been a popular destination for travelers visiting Asia . The country offers everything from sprawling high tech cities to beautiful...

Boston museum lets you ...

Filed under: Arts and Culture , North America , United States Few sites in the world hold as much of a morbid fascination as does Pompeii , which was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. A UNESCO World Heritage Site , Pompeii is one of the most popular places in southern...

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