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Camping in Ras Mohamed: A must!

Camping in Ras Mohamed: A must!

“Come one, join us! We are going camping in Ras Mohamed for the Eid Holidays!” exclaimed a dear friend of…
Siwa: An odyssey of culture and sand

Siwa: An odyssey of culture and sand

Wilfred Jennings-Bramly, who journeyed to Siwa in 1896, wrote that the oasis “cannot be said to have fallen from its…
Borneo Natural Parks: The World Heritage Areas

Borneo Natural Parks: The World Heritage Areas

A World Heritage Site is a natural landmark such as a mountain, lake, jungle, desert or even a city that…
Benin…. Again?

Benin…. Again?

The barre country, to the east of Cotonou, will take the longest time to regain it’s footing after the floods.…
Eid al-Adha Destinations

Eid al-Adha Destinations

Although it’s likely your Eid al-Adha plans are already in place, last minute plans are always a possibility--particularly for resort…
Benin…Really?

Benin…Really?

The unfortunate case for countries with little to no geo-political relevance for the rest of the world is that their…
Acqualagna: Truffles and tradition

Acqualagna: Truffles and tradition

Italy is undoubtedly famous worldwide for its excellent cuisine. But atmosphere is the conditio sine qua non (indispensable condition) to…
Kuala Lumpur: Towers, markets and butterflies

Kuala Lumpur: Towers, markets and butterflies

With the help of a borrowed travel neck pillow and an effective sleeping pill, I managed to spend most of…
Eco-Tourism in Lebanon: Walking the minefield

Eco-Tourism in Lebanon: Walking the minefield

When in Beirut, do as the Beiruties do. That involves lots of clubbing in the evening, hours of lazing on…
Malaysia: Jumping off towers, flying over oceans

Malaysia: Jumping off towers, flying over oceans

For some odd reason, the first thing I could think of after booking my flight to Malaysia was extreme sports.…
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