Lonely Planet has long been one of the most definitive and personal guides for travelers heading out into the wild - well, and civilized places too. Their books are great, but how often do you read an entire travel guide book cover to cover? Not too often I’d wager. You don’t have to buy...

New York a wonderful city filled with sky scrappers, which is one of the most important cities of United States of America. This cosmopolitan city boasts of many famous sites that tourists can enjoy and admire. Tourists can look forward to fireworks of Times Square or grand palace like entrance of Chrysler...

The Biggest Loser, a reality television show that pushes people to lose weight, is a big hit in North America. But do such shows and competitions help people actually lose weight? I’m not sure about the TV shows, but when it comes to competitions, some researchers are saying “yes.”...

TravelActivism , Arts and Culture , Blogs , Africa , Asia , Europe , North America , South America , Botswana , Nepal , Ireland , United States , Ecuador , Ecotourism Clearly the entire travel industry has been undergoing some dramatic changes over the past few years. There was a time when the thought...

TravelEurope , North America Here’s a place you’ve probably never heard of: St.-Pierre-Miquelon, the last vestige of France’s former colonies in North America. It’s a tiny archipelago with about 6,000 residents off the coast of Newfoundland, and it still belongs to France. The...

TravelArts and Culture , Photos , North America , United States , Photo of the Day I watched “No Country for Old Men” for the first time last week, and I guess it’s still on the brain. Having spent my childhood in Texas, I have some great memories of the expansive countryside. This...