Why go to Egypt? Because it's there and they sell those cool checkered scarves for about $5 -- and trying buying a kafiyah for that in Brooklyn. Well, you can't.
Authoritarian rule and the Internet just don’t mix. Case in point, now Egypt is following Tunisia’s lead a step further. On Tuesday, nationwide demonstrations broke out against Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s 30 year authoritarian rule. Protesters took to the streets across the nation, chanting, throwing rocks and climbing on police tanks. From the larger...
Travel adventure taken to extreme as California construction worker finds Pakistani Officials not too receptive of his hunting of Osama bin Laden.
Men will be men and that means building things bigger than any other man has ever built. For architects, the biggest measuring stick is a sky scraper. Now the men in Dubai have proved why they wear robes and not pants by creating the newest biggest building ever: The Burj Khalif, a building so...
An Ethiopian Airline 737 crashed into the sea in a fireball moments after taking off. Authorities fear up to 90 people were killed.
It won't take long, and while there hasn't been an official announcement from TSA or any other security group in the USA, but when a man attempts to hijack an airplane with a plastic knife, you know someone is going to ban it, and they'll ban first on American flights: Here's why.
Jerusalem is the epicenter of religion. The mega capital of all things holy. It's also a great place to get a falafel, enjoy a hookah or just walk along the stone lined streets. Jerusalem can overwhelm you: Christ died there, rose there; Solomon even offered to cut a baby in half there.
It's the Jewish Riviera: Tel Aviv. Full of life and people, this modern city never stops and the views of the Med are stunning. Plan for a day or two in the second largest city in Israel. It's the perfect place to stay before heading out and visiting all that Holy stuff.
There are dangerous places and there are places people think are dangerous. Israel is a little of both but it's reputation for danger only makes it that much more fun. Think of the stories you can tell when you get home -- and you survived. So go, go, go!
Now here’s a potential trip you’ll remember for the rest of your life. Be the first to walk the streets of Baghdad without the comfort of a U.S. military occupation. Germans in Germany don’t even have this luxury. The American war is over in Iraq as troops pull out of major cities, opening up a...
