Africa articles

Unaware ship required shot
Cruises Critiqued, October 2005 issue.
In April ’03 we booked a cruise with Orient Lines’ Marco Polo. We would embark February ’04 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Distinctive cities and the Sahara
, October 2005 issue.
(Part 2 of 3 on Morocco) Casablanca

Boarding Pass
Columns, September 2005 issue.
Dear Globetrotter: Welcome to the 355th issue of your monthly overseas travel magazine.

A novel approach to travel
Travelers' Intercom, September 2005 issue.
In 1998 I became interested in the Silk Road, so a friend lent me a book, “The Silk Road — A Novel of Eighth Century CHINA” by Jeanne Larsen. It was interesting for the places, the place of women and a bit of magical realism.

Egypt — fulfilling a date with destiny
Features, September 2005 issue.
by Nili Olay, New York, NY I believe I was always meant to go to Egypt...

Tanzania, land of splendor and grace
Travelers' Intercom, September 2005 issue.
We took a trip to Tanzania arranged by Roy Safaris (P.O. Box 50, Arusha, Tanzania; phone 255 27 250 8010, fax 255 27 254 8892, e-mail roysafaris@intafrica.com or visit www.roysafaris.com).

Water hole watch
Travelers' Intercom, September 2005 issue.
In July ’03 we took a group of 10 friends to East Africa, i.e., Kenya and Tanzania. For my husband, Mark, and me, it has become a nearly annual sojourn to a very favorite place; a trip there in July ’05 was our 12th. After Africa, every place else seems to pale.

Packaged Africa
Travelers' Intercom, September 2005 issue.
I have often read articles on Africa.

Latin America updates
Columns, September 2005 issue.
by Deanna Palic CRUISE NEWS

Mosques of Kairouan, Tunisia
Columns, September 2005 issue.
Fifteen hundred years ago, Kairouan was only a desert crossroads, a caravan stop in the sands of what is now Tunisia in North Africa. But this quickly changed. In fewer than 100 years following the death of Muhammad in A.D.