Category: Middle East travel
Back at the end of 2020 we put up a post on planning trips to bucket list destinations before they got busy again. We hope you took advantage of …
Kerry Dexter
October 17, 2023
Africa travel, Asia travel, Australia & NZ travel, Canada travel, Europe travel, family, Kerry projects, Latin America travel, Middle East travel, Travel, US travel
How do you think about travel, as news of war, climate emergency, political division, and other events appear across the world? With your skills and experiences as a traveler …
While the U.S. passport is not the “most powerful” in the world in terms of countries we can enter without applying for a visa, it’s still up near the …
Kerry Dexter
September 27, 2021
Africa travel, Asia travel, Australia & NZ travel, Canada travel, Europe travel, History, Kerry projects, Latin America travel, Middle East travel, South American travel, Travel, US travel
Trees: whether you think about them or not they help define and inform your travels. Rainforests, jungles, mountainsides, autumn leaves,. flowering branches in spring, fruit for summer harvests, trees …
Kerry Dexter
November 17, 2020
encounters, Africa travel, Asia travel, green travel, History, Kerry projects, Middle East travel, South American travel, Travel, travel stories
Paul Salopek began his current journey in Ethiopia. At this writing, travel changes and border closings find him paused in Myanmar. It has taken him seven years to get …
Kerry Dexter
January 1, 2020
travel books, Africa travel, Australia & NZ travel, Canada travel, City or urban travel, Europe travel, Kerry projects, Latin America travel, Middle East travel, South American travel, Travel, US travel
What is a micro trip? The editors of Lonely Planet have taken the idea of short trips in a rather interesting direction in the book called Micro Trips. They’ve …
Kerry Dexter
May 27, 2019
food & drink, Africa travel, Asia travel, Australia & NZ travel, Canada travel, City or urban travel, Europe travel, Kerry projects, Latin America travel, Middle East travel, South American travel, Travel, travel books
Food: it’s an essential part of travel. Maybe you seek out special meals, look for a farmer’s market, or happen on a quick snack at a roadside stand. Whatever …
The Harvard University campus — the whole Boston area, in fact — is filled with world class museums. The Fogg, the Busch Reisinger, the Museum of Fine Arts, the …
Despite lots of obstacles, travelers are still heading to Turkey by the millions. We’ve expressed our love of Turkey on this blog multiple times, raving about the food and the …
As Tamerlane’s army approached the village of Noratus, the army stopped in its tracks. From a distance, the villagers had miraculously gathered together an impressive army, standing firmly in …
The phrase breaking bread together is an immediately recognizable metaphor for connecting, for meeting up, for sharing. Sharing food, sharing stories are basic ways of enjoying friendships old and …
What they call the Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi is, in my opinion, a misnomer. Grand just seems to fall short as a description. The full name is the …