The World's Laboratory - Antarctica

Against this glittering backdrop, see some of Antarctica's finest wildlife. The headliners are penguins: Adelies, chinstraps and gentoos. And we even have a chance of seeing emperor penguins, made famous by the movie March of the Penguins. Join explorerpod and International Expeditions for on an overview of Antarctica. ... more >
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Destination: Morocco - Beyond Casablanca

Exotic? Undoubtedly. Worth the trek? Absolutely. A trip to Morocco means so much more than Humphrey Bogart and passionate goodbyes. ... more >
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Kilimanjaro: A trek to the top...

By Carole Herdegen

In a word, Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain and the highest freestanding mountain in the world, is simply majestic. It does wonders to one's imagination, just as it has captured the inspiration of millions over the centuries. And, as we know, Ernest Hemingway frequently found a place for it in his romantic works. Its snowcapped peak can be seen from as far away as 100 miles. Yet, its splendor may seem strangely located when one realizes it is situated near the earth's equator. ... more >
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What to Do and See in Fiji

Being a small island nation of 330 islands, with abundant natural resources, Fiji is blessed with year-round warm weather, golden sandy beaches, clear blue water, attractive coral reefs and exciting high waves. Coupled with this, Fiji has the facilities, infrastructure and atmosphere to provide a truly unique and unforgettable vacation experience. Fiji's safe tropical forests are within easy reach and the clear waters offer unsurpassed snorkeling and scuba diving. The genuine friendliness and hospitality of the Fijian people is legendary and time after time is cited by visitors as the single most memorable experience of their Fiji visit. ... more >
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The Scoop on Tokyo

Including Restaurant Reviews & Tips!

Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, is one of the most recognized and treasured areas in the world. Often recognized and synonymous with technology, neon lights, culture, and amazing scenery, the city is an absolutely extraordinary place to visit. These kids are so cutting edge that they had HD TV and MP3 players 20 years ago! Seriously, Tokyo and Japan are constantly pushing the hi-tech envelope and producing extraordinary electronic products. Innovation meets old world charm. Tokyo is still in touch with its past even as it looks toward the digital future. Home to over 8 million people, fast paced Tokyo exudes energy - which is one of the most striking aspects of this place. ... more >
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