This is the March 2008 issue

Boarding Pass

By David Tykol
Appears on Page 2

Features

		Papua New Guinea — taking a trip back in time Appears on Page 6
		Looking for luxury in and around London Appears on Page 20
		Apartment living near Italy's Lake Garda Appears on Page 38
		Roman ruins to the sands of the Sahara — an encompassing tour of Tunisia Appears on Page 46
		Discoveries in Bulgaria and Romania Appears on Page 60

Travelers' Intercom

		‘Petra By Night’ Appears on Page 12
		Hurdles in Russia Appears on Page 12
		Car rental insurance glitch Appears on Page 14
		Israeli antiquity Appears on Page 15
		Giant’s Causeway Appears on Page 16
		Re tours’ expected hotels Appears on Page 28
		Bus lacked promised rest room Appears on Page 30
		Wished private meeting space Appears on Page 31
		Impressed with Australia arrangements Appears on Page 31
		Gorilla trekking in Uganda and Rwanda plus Tanzania Appears on Page 32
		Planning a Cyprus trip Appears on Page 32
		Best airline to/from the U.S. Appears on Page 42
		Miho Museum near Kyoto Appears on Page 64
		Surin’s elephant roundup Appears on Page 66
		Is your prescription the right one? Appears on Page 68
		Re guidebooks’ accuracy Appears on Page 69
		Novel Approach: Mongolia Appears on Page 69
		Lighting the way Appears on Page 69
		Doctor on Board Appears on Page 69
		Keeping in Touch Appears on Page 70
		A single’s travel options Appears on Page 71
		The Royal Citadel in Hue, Viet Nam By Harlan Hague Appears on Page 98

Columns

	Boarding Pass Boarding Pass By David Tykol Appears on Page 2
	New welcome to Berlin All Aboard! Appears on Page 72
	Cruise news potpourri The Cruising World By Lew Toulmin Appears on Page 75
	What’s new for Italy in 2008 Rick Steves' Europe By Rick Steves Appears on Page 76
	Options for the single traveler Latin America Watch By Deanna Palić Appears on Page 79
	Koke-dera: Kyoto’s garden muffled in moss The Garden Path By Yvonne Horn Appears on Page 81
	The controversy surrounding ‘Roots’ Adventure Travel for the Mildly Adventuresome By Wayne Wirtanen Appears on Page 84
	Exploring in Chile’s northern Patagonia Far Horizons By Randy Keck Appears on Page 87

Travel Briefs

	Roman villas restored
	Peter Deilmann Cruises
	Venice’s vaporetti
	Passport price
	FAA demotes Philippine Air
	U.S. border crossings
	Berlin Tempelhof to close
	Berlin museums night

Funniest Thing

Funniest Thing for March

Appears on Page 16

Where in the World? Correct Answers

Hiroshima Peace Memorial

Appears on Page 102

News Watch

	Kenya violence
	Democratic Republic of Congo & rebels call truce
	Chad clashes, banditry
	To be aware of in Iran
	Thailand concerns
	Mauritania murders
	Ebola in Uganda
	Yellow fever in Brazil
	Chikungunya fever in Singapore
	Current warnings for March 2008
	Dengue in Paraguay

Tours

	“Making A Difference — South Africa”
	“Mountains To The Sea”
	Savings For Singles
	“Ireland’s Mystical Western Shore”
	“Halicarnassus To Ephesus”
	“Mysteries Of Indonesia”

Boarding Pass

Boarding Pass

Features

Papua New Guinea — taking a trip back in time

Looking for luxury in and around London

Apartment living near Italy's Lake Garda

Roman ruins to the sands of the Sahara — an encompassing tour of Tunisia

Discoveries in Bulgaria and Romania

Travelers' Intercom

‘Petra By Night’

Hurdles in Russia

Car rental insurance glitch

Israeli antiquity

Giant’s Causeway

Re tours’ expected hotels

Bus lacked promised rest room

Wished private meeting space

Impressed with Australia arrangements

Gorilla trekking in Uganda and Rwanda plus Tanzania

Planning a Cyprus trip

Best airline to/from the U.S.

Miho Museum near Kyoto

Surin’s elephant roundup

Is your prescription the right one?

Re guidebooks’ accuracy

Novel Approach: Mongolia

Lighting the way

Doctor on Board

Keeping in Touch

A single’s travel options

The Royal Citadel in Hue, Viet Nam

Columns

Travel Briefs

Funniest Thing

Funniest Thing for March

Where in the World? Correct Answers

Hiroshima Peace Memorial

News Watch

Tours