Travel Thru History - Stories of Trips and Tours

by Anthony Barilla On the bus to Vushtrri (also spelled Vučitrn) I sat near the rear door with my legs hanging down … [Read More...]

by Rusif Huseynov At first sight, it looks as one of provinces of India. Same clothing, Indian faces, smell of … [Read More...]

by Clare Gleeson I didn’t fancy dressing up as a convict for the evening and neither did my daughter. We glanced … [Read More...]

by Marc Latham A woman in a ruby dress sits upright amongst golden marsh reeds. Her red hair hangs past staring eyes … [Read More...]

France: Memories of D-Day by Joan Boxall It’s Remembrance Day, 2014 and I’m interlocking the sleeves of my parents’ … [Read More...]

Ireland and Scotland by Troy Herrick After six years, I arrived in Dublin under gray overcast skies. The quest was … [Read More...]

Havana, Cuba by Rebecca Tompkins Cuba smells of cigar smoke and guava. The rich, earthy smell of cigars assails you … [Read More...]

by Susan Radcliffe London, city of Shakespeare, has an illustrious literary history. If you’re taking a trip to … [Read More...]

Skyscrapers. Luxury malls. Futuristic architecture. That’s the UAE everyone sees. But head off the usual route, and a … [Read More...]

San Antonio preserves five Spanish colonial missions dating from the early 1700s, making it the only American city with … [Read More...]

by Noreen Kompanik Most visitors to the Big Island of Hawaii are searching for volcanoes and waterfalls. But on a … [Read More...]

by Paola Hanna ‘The dogs are auspicious,’ our guide Tashi said, looking at the two healthy-looking … [Read More...]