Cartagena(pronounced with a Spanish h-Cartahe-ny-a) loves its title, the City of Romance. Long before the classic film, 'Romancing the Stone' immortalized Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner in an act...

​Rich subtropical nature, illustrious history of the Ryukyu Kingdom unique culture- performing arts and World Cultural heritage sites, warm hospitality, beautiful coastline and natural environment as ...

 . The Panama Canal lays claim to a place on the list of great journeys of the world, featuring as it does on the Wish List of so many new and seasoned travelers. For that reason, the vast majori...

Bhutan perched high on the Himalayan between China (North) & India (South) and its area is 38,394 sq km with a population of 680, 000. It is voted one of World's top travel destination marked by i...

A fishing village which has turned into one of the most exclusive resorts for well-heeled Germans - and where Hitler had dreams of building the world's largest beach resort - Binz might be famous in t...

Famed as the homeland of Odysseus, the small Greek island of Ithaca is an unspoilt paradise. Words and photographs Jennie Buist Brown​ Tucked between Kefalonia and mainland Greece, the mountainous isl...

The Strand Cruise, which operates on Myanmar's Ayeyarwady River, is to run it's first culinary themed cruise in March 2017. It will be lead by the Strand's new executive chef, Christian Martena and gu...

ICEHOTEL, the world's first, is situated in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden approximately 200 km north of the Arctic Circle. It was founded in 1989 and is an art exhibition and hotel made of natural ice and snow ...

Cape Cod is a thin hooked shaped peninsula of land in the southeastern corner of Massachusetts, which in turn is one of the six New England states. It is surrounded by Cape Cod Bay, the Atlantic Ocean...

Martha's Vineyard is an island seven miles off the Cape Cod peninsula in Massachusetts. Once a major whaling centre it has become, in more recent times, a favoured summer resort for those with demandi...

Nantucket is an island measuring 14 miles long and 3½ miles wide, some 27 miles off Cape Cod's south coast in Massachusetts. Its long and illustrious history is such that the National Park Service des...

Plymouth, Massachusetts, sits on the site of the, then named, Plimouth Colony, which was founded in 1620 by a group from England who became known as the Pilgrims. Among the first to settle in 'new wor...