Go World Travel Magazine, March 2004 Table of Contents

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The World at Your Fingertips
The World at Your Fingertips	Features
	Editor's Note Why Travel Matters “Think twice before you travel to Africa,” my aunt had warned me. Having lived in Africa for 30 years, she knew the risks of the Dark Continent well. And yet I hadn’t listened…
	World Spotlight - Special Section on Africa Inside the Dark Continent With its wide open spaces, exotic wildlife, unique cities and fascinating cultures, Africa is an explorer's dream. First, we cruise the plains of the Serengeti and then visit with local artisans in South Africa's Zululand. Mark Pelletier's stark, colorful images introduce us to the Rashaida, a shy nomadic tribe in the Sudan, while George Quraishi offers a shocking look at life in today's Zimbabwe.
	Adventure Travel Nature's Little Secrets In the British Virgin Islands, all those glossy catalogue images emerge as a colorful reality: Turquoise waters, snow white sandy beaches, cordial people, colonial-style buildings in pastel colors, fragrant Frangipani flowers and romantic anchorages.
	Off-the-Beaten Path Sample, Sip and Savor Under the elevated train tracks near London Bridge Train Station in Southwark is a thriving market that has been serving up British fare since 1754. Sure, it's a little out of the way, but Borough Market draws some of the city's top chefs -- along with an occasional movie star.
	Historical Travel Following the Trail of Lewis and Clark Two hundreds years ago, two adventurers set out on a great journey to explore the northwestern region of the North American continent. They never dreamed that their expedition would forever change the course of history.
	World's Most Fascinating Cities Real Rio With its dramatic setting of jungle, mountain and beach, rich ethnic culture of music and dining, and the fun-loving cariocas (locals), Brazil's Cidade Maravilhosa (Marvelous City) delights all five senses.
	It Really Happened Chinese Cookie Faux Pas We Brooklynites are not known for our finesse. Put us into a polite culture, like Taiwan, and it's bound to get interesting. Although I went to this unique Asian country to study Kung Fu, I learned much more about Taiwanese culture.
	Family Travel More than Meets the Arch Mention St. Louis and most people think of the impressive arch, the symbolic “gateway to the west.” But the arch is merely an entry way to all that St. Louis has to offer visitors, whether cultural, historical, sporting, educational or just plain fun.
The World at Your Fingertips	Departments
	Where to Hang Your Hat Lost Time at the Victoria-Jungfrau Hotel In the tiny Swiss village of Interlaken is a hotel where luxury and service take first place, yet time seems to be forgotten.
	Making Vacation Memories Trip Clips Hip tips for making vacation videos that will create a scene. The first column in our series on creating great vacation video memories.
	Barrier-free Travel Out of Africa in California You don't have to travel overseas to experience an accessible safari. This month's barrier-free travel column introduces a unique wildlife experience in California.
	The Scoop Travel News You Can Use This month's Scoop covers exciting travel opportunities from around the world, from viewing the Northern Lights in Alaska to cruising the western coast of Canada via passenger and freight vessel. We introduce you to the newest luxury hotel in Prague and offer inside tips on the London arts scene.
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