This is the February 2005 issue | International Travel News

Boarding Pass

Boarding Pass

By David Tykol

Features

		Burma: a land lost in time
		Tiny Luxembourg — a land of international diversity
		Visiting the Valley of the Geysers on the remote Kamchatka Peninsula
		The challenge — and rewards — of visiting southern Ethiopia
		Tips on choosing a tour company
		Bulgaria — a perfect vacation destination

Travelers' Intercom

		‘Rolled’ in Milan
		USTOA tour-selecting tips
		Extended travels in Latin America
		A ‘super day’ near London
		Booking on the Web
		Keeping wallet in sight at x-ray
		A few thoughts on personal security
		Enjoyable dining, Europe
		Making calls to the U.S.
		Guide in Turkey
		Coping with the red tape of an overseas death
		Guide in England
		Woodcarving classes in Austria
		Sights in Germany
		Confirmed on tour, then bumped to another
		Minerva II in the Black Sea
		River Navigator on the Danube and Black Sea
		Marco Polo to Antarctica
		Comparing two bicycle tour firms

Columns

	Boarding Pass Boarding Pass By David Tykol Appears on Page 0
	Paradise lost: Sex verdicts threaten Pitcarin’s survival The Cruising World Appears on Page 0
	New on the Bookshelf New on the Bookshelf Appears on Page 0
	The malaria medication controversy Travel & Health Appears on Page 0
	Friendly Satillieu in the beautiful Ardèche The Discerning Traveler By Philip Wagenaar Appears on Page 0
	Cuenca to Toledo with a camera over my shoulder Mideast & Mediterranean Appears on Page 0
	Under the Microscope: tour departure dates Far Horizons By Randy Keck Appears on Page 0

Funniest Thing

Funniest Thing for February

Where in the World? Correct Answers

Fisherman's Bastion on Castle Hil, Budapest, Hungary

Fisherman's Bastion on Castle Hil, Budapest, Hungary