By Jody Hanson When I tell people that all my worldly possessions fit into one suitcase, a carry-on, and a bag that was designed for babies, the reactions vary.
Travel Tips: Etiquette for Travelers in Cambodia
Whatever the reason for visiting or living in the Kingdom of Cambodia, there are a few etiquette rules that will go a long way to making your stay more enjoyable.
The Art of Living: Arte de Vivir at La Baguette
Ana Uribe, artist-in-residence for La Baguette restaurants in Lima, Peru agrees with Hubbard’s pragmatic and encompassing approach. By integrating her art in La Baguette –a commercial setting — Ana creates a total ambiance. And it is a permanent work in process as the pieces change from time to time.
Visiting Surco: Where the Locals Live in Lima
About 20 minutes away by bus, however, is Surco an engaging barrio where the locals live. Here the chances of running into foreigners is about the same as seeing llamas on the street.
Volunteer Tourism: Think Before You Volunteer
“The hardest part of running the CHOICE project is working with volunteers,” sighs Ross Wright, a 69 year-old Australian who has been donating his time six days a week since 2006 to work with three villages outside of Phnom Penh.
Being Polite in Nigeria: Only Shake When Shaken To
Suddenly the room went into a state of collective anaphylactic shock. Regaining his composure, the Chief of Shendam hitched-up his babariga and strolled out the door. His entourage meekly followed. The bank employees quietly slunk out behind them as they did not want to be anywhere near the manager when he exploded.