in two months i will know if i am a neanderthal
I am soon to embark on the most interesting and unique of journeys; a journey into my ancestral past via my DNA, and I will discover whether or not I…
a weighty issue for samoa air
It was inevitable that an airline would open the door to the [not so] brave new world of charging passengers by weight. According to a recent Reuters report by Michael…
interested in being a guest blogger in a language other than english? polyglot week is coming!
Polyglot or expat? Interested in being a guest blogger for flying north? We are looking for original blog posts for a spring series of posts in languages other than English…
happy birthday: flying north turns two
Happy birthday flying north! On January 31, 2011, flying north went live, and since then the blog has been read by tens of thousands of people in 169 countries in…
want to drive overseas? then check out driverabroad.com
Driving through foreign lands is really the best way to see the countryside while on holiday. If you can get over your fear of driving on the “wrong” side of…
a new york artist inspires singapore with lego art
As part of the huge Marina Bay Sands complex in Singapore, the world’s first ArtScience Museum was built, where “the creative processes at the heart of art and science and…
happy new year from flying north
As I sit in Phnom Penh on the banks of the Mekong, I am contemplating the past year and preparing for the challenges of the new. It has been quite…
flying north has now reached 35,000 people in 166 countries
It isn’t a Facebook-type revolution, but it is a start. flying north: navigating the twenty-first century world has recently hit a milestone in attracting its 35,000th reader. From a humble…
flying north endorses barack obama
flying north is a blog about navigating the twenty-first century world; a travel blog for travelers who have an open and inclusive world view. It is for travelers who believe…
weathering the historic storm: welcome to the new normal
The Flying North International headquarters are located in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City – smack in the middle of the path of Hurricane Sandy and well within the “no…
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