With Israel to the left, Syria and Iraq above, and Saudi Arabia hugging its eastern and southern fringes, Jordan is at the crossroads of the Holy Land, as Jews, Muslims and Christians refer to it. …
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Before traveling to Jordan last month, I had heard a lot of good things about it. Everyone we spoke with who had been talked highly of the food, people, and sweeping beauty of …
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Today’s guest post is from one of our UK readers.
For an amazing retreat to somewhere a little better than the average Red Sea hotel, head to somewhere a little bit more upmarket. El Gouna …
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Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Political unrest is not usually covered under standard travel insurance.
For Egyptian travelers this news has come too late, and I’m sorry about that. Trust me, I understand how bad …
Read More →It’s 7:40 a.m. here in San Diego. The neighborhoods are still quiet. Up the street, the 7-11 bustles with morning commuters scrambling for Twinkies, coffee and the morning paper.
Less than hour …
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