Reflections on Travel

A traveler overcomes her own paralyzing fears when confronted with the bravery of those who survived Auschwitz in Poland.

New York Times Best Selling Author Denise Grover Swank shares five places in Paris that inspire her creativity.

Let the quiet sound of water lapping against the planks of the floating bungalow floor sing you to sleep at this Thai eco-resort.

When a Lebanese woman attends an American study abroad program in Prague, it makes for an unusual but rewarding cultural collage.

Living in Vietnam: Welcome to the Jungle www.goworldtravel.com/ living-in-vietnam Moving to Vietnam to teach English opened my eyes to a whole new world. This rapidly-changing country is rich in culture and tradition.

As I sat outside of a local restaurant in Santa Cruz, California, I took an unexpected voyage around the world.

You may find me, not sipping a velvety Bordeaux in the Marais, but rather, drinking a pilsner in Wenceslas Square.

It only takes one person, one experience, to open the door to the joys of world travel.

I knew that traveling to Europe with my two daughters was going to be an experience, but this wasn't what I envisioned.

Zaragoza, Spain may not be well known with tourists, but its unique culture and cuisine make it well-worth the visit.

It was time to reconsider Paris. Sometimes places, like people, deserve second chances.

Never do I experience the world more intensely and appreciate its beauty more than when I travel.

A traveler finds himself stranded in Ushuaia, the southern tip of Argentina.

Filtering the English language through a foreign tongue can sometimes lead to a few good laughs.