Audio Slideshows
Audio Slideshow: What Can You Still See in Paris on $5 a Day?
by Doug Mack | 04.22.09 | 10:26 AM ET
Doug Mack explores the City of Light with a classic 1960s Frommer's guidebook -- and a little willful ignorance
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Audio Slideshow: Around the World in Seven Travel Photo Cliches
by Sophia Dembling | 04.16.09 | 10:05 AM ET
Sophia Dembling has a few words about all those statues and sunsets in her (and your) photo collection.
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Audio Slideshow: From Wilt to Woodstock: A Pop Culture Road Trip
by Chris Epting | 04.06.09 | 10:27 AM ET
Chris Epting has written numerous books on roadside attractions. Here, he reveals 10 favorite offbeat landmarks.
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Audio Slideshow: Dipping Into the Ex-Boyfriend Archives
by World Hum | 02.18.09 | 9:55 AM ET
Danielle Pastore ponders the fate of travel photos taken with that not-so-special someone
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Audio Slideshow: Return to Nepal
by Rob Verger | 02.10.09 | 10:36 AM ET
Rob Verger spent a semester studying in Nepal. Years later, he returned, alone, and found a different place.
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Audio Slideshow: Not So Great Walls of China
by Julia Ruedig | 12.19.08 | 9:21 AM ET
On a recent trip to China, Julia Ruedig discovered that the country's insignficant walls and their words may just tell the most important stories.
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Audio Slideshow: Notes From an Unofficial Tourist Greeter
by Julia Ross | 09.17.08 | 4:51 PM ET
Summer is over, and so is Julia Ross' season as an ambassador to travelers in Washington, D.C.'s Woodley Park neighborhood. She's happy to be off duty.
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Audio Slideshow: My Travels, My Feet
by Sophia Dembling | 08.01.08 | 10:23 AM ET
After taking one too many headless torso shots of herself, solo traveler Sophia Dembling started snapping photos of her feet around the world, from the Grand Canyon to Red Square.
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Audio Slideshow: Inside Slum Tourism
by Rob Verger | 06.23.08 | 3:55 PM ET
With mixed feelings, Rob Verger recently signed on for a tour of Rio de Janeiro's favelas. He looks back on the experience -- and the photos he was allowed to take.
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Audio Slideshow: Logging On
by Jim Benning | 06.12.08 | 5:15 PM ET
Internet access is available almost everywhere. But is that ruining travelers' experiences overseas? Jim Benning reflects on the rise of internet cafes around the globe.
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Audio Slideshow: Promised Land Closed
by Doug Lansky | 02.26.08 | 8:53 AM ET
And other odd and unlikely signs from around the world. Aficionado Doug Lansky, editor of the book "Signspotting," recounts his 10 favorites.
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Audio Slideshow: Starbucks vs. the Traveler
by Jim Benning | 01.28.08 | 12:17 PM ET
Starbucks has 15,000 locations worldwide. Six new shops open every day. Are local cultures doomed? Jim Benning ventures to Tijuana, where Starbucks recently arrived, to find out.
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Audio Slideshow: Reflections of Home
by World Hum | 11.18.07 | 12:12 PM ET
Rolf Potts returned to the Kansas prairie. Matt Gross landed in Brooklyn -- for now. The two travel writers reveal where they live, and how travel has influenced how they look at home.
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Audio Slideshow: Stranded at the National Mall
by Michael Yessis | 09.20.07 | 6:03 PM ET
The Coalition for an Airline Passengers Bill of Rights hosted a "Strand-In" this week in Washington D.C. to rally for federal legislation protecting fliers. What is it like to be "stranded"? Michael Yessis went to find out.
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Audio Slideshow: Rug Burn in Istanbul
by Jason Fields | 08.30.07 | 2:12 PM ET
The men of the historic Turkish city pluck Jason Fields. And they pluck him but good. Did he mention that he wanted to buy a carpet?
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