St-Louis, Senegal is often regarded by many as the “jazz capital” of West Africa, just like St. Louis, Missouri. Read about jazz history in Senegal, and what the city has to offer today for travelers looking for jazz and music!
Visiting St Louis: Jazz Capital of West Africa Read More »
In a society of religiosity and spiritualism, it’s no surprise that religious travel alone and the faith tourism industry produces about $18 billion from 300 million travellers. Here are the top religious sites and destinations worldwide.
Top 8 Religious Travel Destinations Worldwide Read More »
The Moroccan National Tourism Office is working to build Morocco’s massively unused coastal regions, so that tourist appeal of Morocco will increase by 2010. Read on about the project.
Morocco Gets a Makeover Read More »
September is here and as the temperature begins to drop, the leaves begin to change to usher in the autumn season. Through Canada and the U.S., tripatlas.com/new picked out some of the top spots to see the fall foliage. Read
Top spots for fall foliage in Canada & the U.S. Read More »
By Roy Heale Recently I made my second trip to Mendoza and once again I discovered this beautiful city is more than just the capital of Argentina’s wine industry. Amidst the beautiful parks and historic Spanish architecture there are some
Mendoza is Full of Surprises! Read More »
“Boardwalk Empire“, the new 1920’s prohibition era mini-series premieres on HBO Sunday Sept 19th. Set in Atlantic City, the new series is poised to bring HBO its next big hit, and also put a different spotlight on this cities Jersey shores. The local
Atlantic City – Faux Prohibition Read More »
By Roy Heale Almost everyone knows the expression “Rome Wasn’t Built In A Day” and wandering around this ancient city you will soon realise that it will take several days just to visit a few of the numerous historic
The Other Rome—Europe’s Gay Village Read More »
By Roy Heale I must admit my knowledge of Turkey was limited to my online research before I departed for Istanbul plus a few faded memories from the 80s cult movie Midnight Express. But at least I knew that
Istanbul—Where Continents Collide Read More »
By Roy Heale Whether you arrive by train, car or plane, as you draw near to this city you will notice the skyline is capped by steeples, spires and turrets rather than being dominated by high-rise buildings. You might
PRAGUE—The Magic Kingdom of Europe Read More »
By Roy Heale Many visitors to Buenos Aires, Argentina take the time to enjoy a day trip to the Uruguay city of Colonia del Sacramento. Founded by Admiral Manuel Lobo as a typical Portuguese city of the XVII century, Colonia
A Day Trip to Colonia, Uruguay Read More »