Australia has emerged on the global scene as one of the world’s most signficant economies and it is an increasingly popular vacation destination for British, Chinese and American tourists.
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Over the past twenty-five years, The Traveling American has visited over one hundred interesting sites in the United States and Canada.
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Ipanema Beach is one of most beautiful and friendly beaches in Rio de Janeiro.
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The Traveling American has identified seven extraordinary beaches that should remain accessible and enjoyable destinations to visit this summer or during their high seasons over the next two years.
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The small city of Cannes and its crowded beaches are the most glamourous place for sun worshippers and tourists to visit in the region.
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Magens Bay Beach is located on the island of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands and is on the opposite side of the island from the hustle and bustle of downtown Charlotte Amelie and its busy harbor.
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Ogunquit Beach is frequently rated as one of the top beaches in the United States. The distinctive features of this wide beach in southern Maine coupled with the many amenities of the adjacent coastal village make it an ideal place for summer trips and weekend getaways by couples, retirees, and families with younger children.
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Located on the south and east coasts of the Arabian Peninsula, the Sultanate of Oman lacks the opulent wealth and ultra-modern buildings of neighboring Dubai.
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Once regarded as a retirement haven for senior citizens seeking calm waters for shell collecting and early bird dinner specials, the Gulf Coast of Central Florida has emerged in the 21st century as a hot destination for vacationers, businesses, and housing development.
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For generations, families have flocked to beach destinations featuring wooden boardwalks along the east coast of the United States.
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Morocco has an extensive coastline along the Atlantic Ocean that runs for approximately 1440 miles from Tangier in the north through the Western Sahara region all the way to Mauritania in the south.
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Chennai is a sprawling industrial city of six million people located on the Bay of Bengal in southern India which serves as a commercial center for the Tamil Nadu region.
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One of the most popular destinations on the east coast for tourists and native Australians is the small beachfront community of Byron Bay which has only about 5000 permanent residents.
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Iceland is a small island nation with a population of approximately three hundred thousand and lies just below the Artic Circle.
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For 3,000 years, people have settled on a narrow and rocky peninsula now known as Nessebar located on the West coast of the Black Sea.
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There is a tendency for people to assume that the island nations of the Caribbean are all the same. However, over the past two decades the Dominican Republic has become the region’s rising star.
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While it lacks the majestic ruins and dramatic history of some of its neighbors, Costa Rica was one of the first countries in the Western Hemisphere to use its environmental resources to attract visitors seeking outdoor experiences.
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Paradise Island and Nassau are both part of New Providence Island, one of 16 major islands which make up the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.
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Rio is a place that everyone has heard of, but few Americans have visited. Despite some social problems, the vibrant festivals, magnificent views and diverse culture of this city of 6 million make a trip to Rio a worthwhile adventure.
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The modern city of St. Augustine along with Tallahassee were the most prominent centers of Spanish influence.
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