The Perils of Traveling by Private Jet

Smoke-Free Hotels On the Rise

Los Angeles Native Jonny Olsen: Huge in Laos

Saving Chekhov’s Yalta ‘White Dacha’ Home

How Can I Save on Transportation During a Round-the-World Trip?

Vagabonding traveler Rolf Potts answers your questions about travel

13 Great Travel Horror Movies

The Hollywood horror archives are filled with tales of bad trips. To celebrate Halloween, Eva Holland and Eli Ellison sift through the carnage to pick their favorites—and lose a little sleep doing so.

Matt Weiland: Through 50 States With 50 Writers

The coeditor of “State by State: A Panoramic Portrait of America” talks to Frank Bures about the book, the WPA and how the United States hasn’t been “bulldozed for speed”

Love Herring in Sweden

From artery-clogging casseroles to a fermented concoction that smells alarmingly like vinegary flatulence, Lola Akinmade digs in to a smörgåsbord of herring and explains how to best appreciate Scandinavia’s favorite fish. 

The Water Is Wide

Bronwen Dickey considers Tim Butcher’s “Blood River: A Journey to Africa’s Broken Heart,” which takes readers deep into the Congo

Vagrant Ruminations of a Compulsive Traveler

Where does the urge to hunt for that “fleeting fix of elsewhere” come from? Peter Wortsman recalls a life of travel inspiration. 

Notes From an Unofficial Tourist Greeter

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.

Want to Send a Message to the People Who Search Your Bags? Try Some Fourth Amendment Luggage Tape.

a screener in honolulu AP stole my most precious possesion, my travel alarm clock. this is a shame..

any one looked at the passion of crist u see what happen to him by whom people just cant face the facts

According to the courts reasoning, any time anyone feels threatened or there is any risk at all involved or even imagined (which is the case 99.999999% of the time), we must give up our constitutional rights. Can’t we let go of our fear enough to even look at some sort of risk/reward ratio when it comes to surrendering our rights? Since 9/11 our own people have done more damage to Americans by taking our freedoms than any terrorist could ever hope to do. There is no possibility of having both safety/security and freedom in the real world. That was true in Ben Franklins day and it is true now. It seems most people choose to have the illusion of safety. I myself would much rather have real freedom. Since we have been convinced this country is a democracy instead of a constitutional republic, I guess my freedom gets voted away. Too bad for me, so sad to see America fall into this trap.

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