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The idea of travelling alone can sound scary, but with some common sense and cultural awareness a solo woman traveller can have a trip of a lifetime.

A recent surge of violent attacks on U.S. tourists in Mexico has prompted a warning by the U.S. Government. Here's what Spring Break travelers need to be aware of.

Answers to some pertinent questions about the current spring 2009 swine flu outbreak and what to if travel plans are affected.

Despite U.S. State Department warning, respected outfitters post fascinating itineraries for tourism adventure in Iran and Jordan for 2009.

Saudi Arabia is a maze of granite walls and sandstone towers. Its deep canyons are stark and unforgettable. For climbers and canyoneers Arabia is truly the Magic Kingdom.

Intense dry heat, high altitude and Olympics-calibre competitors are key ingredients for the Nairobi Marathon. Pack enough training in for an African running trip.

The Great Wall Marathon® organisers have set 16 May 2009 as the date for runners to scale The Great Wall of China Beijing in 5K, 10K, Half Marathon and Marathon races.

With common sense and a knowledge of the current security situation, travel in Colombia does not present major dangers.

When you visit the Czech Republic you feel the enchantment of the land, gazing at the ancient castles and cathedrals. Here are some preparation tips.

The Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea is a considered a tough and dangerous trek. With careful preparation and planning the Kokoda Trail can be a safe hike.

Richard Besser, acting director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, announced early Wednesday morning that a toddler in Texas had died due to swine flu.

A dog is almost as welcome in Europe as its owner. Procedural hurdles are easily met and nearly every restaurant, non-chain hotel and transportation mode is pet friendly.

Whether the vacation is for 6 days or 6 months, planning will reduce the hassles, and the good news is the internet has provided travellers with some great new tools.

Is anyone still paying attention to the H1N1 flu updates? Or has this issue faded from front page news?

Carjacking can happen anywhere. There are steps drivers can take that may greatly reduce the risk of being carjacked.

An experienced traveller offers a quick guide to travel safety and security, health, money, credit cards and travel insurance for a trouble free vacation.

Luxury Travel poll results: No one plans to get arrested while on vacation, but it happens. The top 10 foreign cities where Americans were arrested in 2006 are discussed.