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turkmenistan makes the news thanks to turkmenbashi’s book, the “ruhnama”
Having just returned from Turkmenistan, I was curious to see an international news article about the country. Interesting as it may be, according to...
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and the award for the fastest travel website on a mobile...
Among the most frustrating aspects of booking flights, hotels, tours and car rentals is the time it takes to load a booking website from...
in transit
flying north flies north to montréal, and meets a music legend...
I'm not a huge fan of LaGuardia - the airport that is. The airport named after the WWII mayor of New York City is...
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want to be a guest blogger on flyingnorth?
With the relaunch of the flyingnorth blog as flyingnorth: navigating the twenty-first century world, I thought it would be a nice idea to include...
the berlin wall: an ironic symbol of freedom
By guest blogger Fabien Reynaud.
As far back as I can remember, I have always been fascinated by Berlin. Berlin is a cosmopolitan city of...
welcome to curaçao: need a coffee?
By Guest Blogger Vince Catalanotto.
If your cruise liner docks in Curaçao, resist the urge to stop in Starbucks. You will find an outlet of the...
mostar and the old bridge in bosnia and herzegovina
By guest blogger Fabien Reynaud.
During a recent trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia, my partner and I decided to spend a day in Mostar, Bosnia and...
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a tour through the grand palace complex in bangkok, thailand
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the wildlife of namibia's etosha national park
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australia - a virtual tour of sydney harbour: day and night
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greetings from all seven continents
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the landscapes of antarctica
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puerto rico’s fort san felipe del morro
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the hedonism of patong in phuket, thailand
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flying north in antarctica
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the vernadsky antarctic research base
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montevideo, uruguay
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the kennedy space center, florida and the space shuttle atlantis
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flying north in antarctica: official trailer
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from batna: the logistics of travel to and in algeria
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vlog from algiers, algeria
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vlog from the pyrenees mountains in andorra
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Vlog from Belgrade, Serbia [featuring Mr. Hleb]
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from sarajevo, bosnia and herzegovina
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Reporting from the Rwanda - Congo (DRC) border
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reporting from akagera national park, rwanda
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vlog from the hiroshima peace memorial park, japan
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Haeinsa Temple and the Tripitaka Koreana
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blog from abiverd, turkmenistan
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registan square, samarkand, uzbekistan
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reporting from queen elizabeth national park, uganda
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reporting from the grand place in brussels
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reporting from machu picchu, peru
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unesco sites
puerto rico’s fort san felipe del morro [video]
Old San Juan’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, the fort known as San Felipe del Morro, was named in honor of King Phillip II and...
history is erased in the syrian desert
Over the almost five years writing this blog I have indicated many reasons why I think travel is important. One reason that I’ve had...
palmyra, syria, part three: its wonderful people [and a hookah party]
Staying in Tadmur, the modern town next to the ancient ruins of Palmyra, was quite an experience. I was there in January so the...
my birthday in dubrovnik: how old do I have to be to become unesco...
There are many reasons to celebrate this week. After six years of effort, Croatia this week formally concluded the accession negotiations with the European...
mostar and the old bridge in bosnia and herzegovina
By guest blogger Fabien Reynaud.
During a recent trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia, my partner and I decided to spend a day in Mostar, Bosnia and...
polar regions
facebook heads to the arctic circle, and goes green
It was announced this week that Facebook will soon build its first server location outside of the United States – near the Arctic Circle....
