A Tour of Chile’s Wineries and Vineyards
Chile | Paul Shoul visits vineyards with seven top winemakers in Chile and discusses fine wine, haute cuisine and the recent earthquakes that rocked that country.
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Digging to China: A Journey to Taipei, Nanjing, Shanghai
Shanghai, Nanjing, Taipei China | Paul Shoul travels to Taiwan, Nanjing and Shanghai, visiting temples, historic sites, and ultramodern space-age buildings.
Tokyo Neighborhood Guide: Seeing the Sights
Ana Prundaru gives a tour of many Tokyo neighborhoods, each with their own unique attractions and residents. Narita Airport Upon exiting the JAL plane and walking toward passport control, I have my first encounter with Japanese signs in form of a signboard featuring the word “Okaerinasai” (Welcome home) in Japanese Hiragana at the entrance hall….
Shanghai, China: The Next Great World City
Jean Miller Spoljaric visits Shanghai for the 2010 World Expo and discovers space-age buildings, ancient temples, superb cuisine and friendly neighborhoods.
Hawaii’s Big Island: Somewhere Between East and West
Observatories atop Mauna Kea on Hawaii’s Big Island. Photos by Gary Singh. By Gary Singh On the Island of Hawai’i, also known as the Big Island, the Mauna Kea Access Road slithers its way past the visitor’s station and up to a dozen observatories at 13,790 feet above sea level. Fourteen of us are comfortably…
Providence Rhode Island’s Quirky Cuisine
Rhode Island Cuisine: Esha Samajpati goes to Providence, and samples some of the quirky specialties of Rhode Island cuisine.
South Korea: Seoul to Busan by Bullet Train
Seoul to Busan Train: David Rich rides the Korean bullet train from Seoul to Busan and finds it is quieter, smoother and faster than any train.
Kyrgyzstan: Reflections on a Revolution
Sophie Ibbotson’s eye-witness account of the April, 2010, revolution in Kyrgyzstan that toppled the government of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev.
Kayaking and Rock Climbing in Laos
Christine Horvat travels through Laos, taking in the sights in Vientiane, rock climbing in Van Vieng, and kayaking on the Nam Ou River.
PayPal Partners with HotelTravel.com to Alleviate Booking Headaches
Worried about the hassles of payment methods during your trip? PayPal, one of the most popular online payment devices today is now partnered with HotelTravel.com to diminish that stress factor. HotelTravel.com has signed an agreement with PayPal, the leading global online payment gateway, and will officially launch the new payment option to customers by early…
Düsseldorf: A Beautifully Incongruous Hodgepodge
Gary Singh travels to Düsseldorf, where he admires the eclectic architecture and watches the World Cup in a bar on the Rhine.
Washington DC’s Finer Side: Class Within Reach
It’s all here, within reach. And you don’t even have to crash the party. By Lisa Singh It’s who you know. If ever a city operated by that rule, it’s Washington, DC. Capital of power players. Home to every US president since John Adams. And, these days, setting of the Bravo series, The Real Housewives…