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	God's Country by Valerie Sartor "You get pretty grubby trekking around for a few weeks, but boy, it was the experience of my life," a chubby, middle-aged Dutch woman said, smiling. "My husband and I went out into the steppe with 3 younger people, one American and
	Living on River Guaya by Alexander Mikhaylov River Guaya that borders an Ecuadorian city of Guayaquil, is awfully wide. In morning, it rises with a high tide, swelling as it goes, then stops and turns the other way around, exposing a narrow strip of mud along its banks, littered with rubb
	TurnLeft Spring 2008: Berlin by Turnleft Dear style travelers, Trendwatching has a fantastic March report on the rise of free stuff and turnleft has made it: free city style guides, updated quarterly and dedicated to our favourite world cities. Turn

	TurnLeft Spring 2008: Amsterdam by Turnleft Dear style travelers, Trendwatching has a fantastic March report on the rise of free stuff and turnleft has made it: free city style guides, updated quarterly and dedicated to our favourite world cities. Turn
	T5 by Clint Wayne It has finally happened. Following 16 years of planning, Government Inquiries, Environmentalists stamping their feet like little children in condemnation and, following five years of mega-construction, the Builders have finally packed up their to
	Sofia's Letters from London #10 by Sofia Gkiousou The complications of air travel seem to be never-ending lately and people travelling from British airports are set for a little bit more confusion. New security checks are coming in play and some airports decided to relax the
	Ulkomaalaismainontaa by Asa Butcher Suomessa asuvat ulkomaalaiset ovat voimavara, jonka mahdollisuuksia ei täysin ymmärretä. He markkinoivat uutta kotimaataan ystävilleen ja sukulaisilleen, ja voisivat tehdä sitä laajemmin
	Aotearoa by Clint Wayne At the beginning of 2006, following four years of planning, my lady and I finally realised our life’s ambition to visit the ‘Jewel of the World’ that is New Zealand, so it is with much pleasure that
	Shit happens #1 by Thanos Kalamidas Reading that the Australian airline Qantas forbid the entrance of a passenger on to one of their airplanes because they didn’t like the t-shirt he was wearing reminded me of the late-70s and all the punk t-shir
	Rob Jenkinson's Letters from America #16 by Rob Jenkinson Dear readers, My life is one big airport. I’m not kidding. As I write, I am awaiting what
	Cheers Brussels! by Clint Wayne Having firmly nailed our Euro-sceptic colours to the political mast many years ago, it was with some trepidation that my wife and I now found ourselves seated on the majestic Eurostar. We were travelling at high speed through the Channel Tunnel to
	A dictator in paradise by Thanos Kalamidas We live in a world that hangs Saddam Hussein one day and a day later millions watch the most disturbing pictures through the internet, even in places as remote as Fiji, a country so small and so distant. However, life does go on in the small islan
	Fasten your seatbelts by Asa Butcher Flying is so amazing that the United Nations General Assembly have even bestowed a special day upon it. Assembly Resolution A29-1 declared 7 December each year, starting in 1994, as International Civil Aviation Day a