American World Traveler Spring 2018 Issue
Now in our 16th year of publishing, American World Traveler explores the culture and history of worldwide destinations, sharing the adventure of discovery with our readers and motivating them to make their travel dreams a reality. Published quarterly, AWT helps sophisticated, independent American travelers choose their next destination by offering a lively blend of intelligent, informative articles and tantalizing photographic images from our World’s best destinations, cruises, accommodations and activities to suit every traveler's taste.
Now in our 16th year of publishing, American World Traveler explores the culture and history of worldwide destinations, sharing the adventure of discovery with our readers and motivating them to make their travel dreams a reality. Published quarterly, AWT helps sophisticated, independent American travelers choose their next destination by offering a lively blend of intelligent, informative articles and tantalizing photographic images from our World’s best destinations, cruises, accommodations and activities to suit every traveler's taste.
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In this issue we start our world- wind<br />
tour with ‘Serendipity in Japan’s<br />
Northlands’ before heading to historic<br />
Wuzhen China, ‘The Venice of the East’. While<br />
still in Asia, we partake in some of the best<br />
Festivals it has to offer. Heading to warmer<br />
climes, we venture to experience the ‘Sights<br />
and Bites’ in Hanoi, Vietnam. Capping off our<br />
Asian leg we head to Bali and the magnificent<br />
area of Ubud, Indonesia.<br />
Next, we jet off to Africa and discover the many<br />
fabulous wonders of ‘Eternal Ethiopia’. Not far<br />
away we take a cruise down the mighty Nile<br />
River and discover the ancient sites of the<br />
Pharaohs. At the other end of the continent, we<br />
visit the ‘Four Rivers Route of Namibia’ and its<br />
plentiful wildlife. Close by we visit South Africa<br />
and learn of this nation’s struggles through the<br />
life of Nelson Mandela.<br />
In Europe, the stark contrasts are felt as we<br />
travel from the far north to the south. Starting<br />
in the arctic, we visit Norway and Finland and<br />
live the life of the hardy locals. In Germany, we<br />
watch the incredible ‘Passion Play’ which is<br />
produced only once per decade. In the emerald<br />
isle we head to ‘Ireland’s Ancient East<br />
Coast’ and watch as it ‘Comes to Life’. In the<br />
Iberian Peninsula, we head to Portugal’s capital<br />
to find ‘The Allure of Lisbon’. Finally, in<br />
Madrid we feast on one of the country’s best<br />
known foods, their delectable Iberian ham.<br />
Next up, is a tour of the new world. Starting in<br />
the deep south of the USA we find some ‘Gulf<br />
Coast Fun’ in Mobile, Alabama, before getting<br />
some rest and relaxation in ‘Beautiful Tampa<br />
Bay’. Refreshed and ready to go, we find ourselves<br />
biking and hiking through the best<br />
Guatemala has to offer. Finally, we end our<br />
world adventure tour in Panama with great<br />
food and wonderful activities.<br />
Happy travels!<br />
Senior Travel Writers:<br />
Susan Campbell<br />
Steve Gillick<br />
Regular Contributors:<br />
Habeeb Salloum<br />
Jennifer Merrick<br />
Natalie Ayotte<br />
Johanna Read<br />
Ron Paquet<br />
Cherie Delory<br />
Alan G. luke<br />
Jasmine Morcos<br />
Olivia Balsinger<br />
Ilona Kauremszky<br />
Mike Cohen<br />
Mathieu Morcos<br />
Gregory Caltabanis<br />
Rohit Agarwal<br />
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