Global Voices · Citizen media stories about Travel from September 2008

Travel · September, 2008
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Stories about Travel from September, 2008

Iraq: Erbil Visit

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa30 September 2008

Dominica, U.S.A.: Financial Crunch

Quick Reads · Caribbean30 September 2008

Egypt: Kidnapped Tourists Freed

Middle East & North Africa29 September 2008

Nineteen people, including foreign tourists, kidnapped in Egypt 10 days ago have been freed. Egyptian bloggers react.

Bangladesh: Five layered tea

Quick Reads · South Asia29 September 2008

Angola: A new African El Dorado for foreign workers

Sub-Saharan Africa28 September 2008

Since the end of the civil war in 2002, Angola has been home to many foreigners coming to find work. It is estimated that there are over 70,000 foreigners living...

Cuba: Back to Normal?

Quick Reads · Latin America27 September 2008

Japan: Photos from Iriomote

Quick Reads · East Asia27 September 2008

Japan: Nakayama comment on expansion of Narita Airport

Quick Reads · East Asia26 September 2008

South Korea: Essay Contest on “Why is Dokdo Korean Territory?”

Quick Reads · East Asia26 September 2008

Cuba: Access Denied

Quick Reads · Latin America24 September 2008

Tanzania: Pedestrians’ tales

Quick Reads · Sub-Saharan Africa24 September 2008

Central Europe: Cheap Travel

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe24 September 2008

Poland: Krakow, Now and Then

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe24 September 2008

The Balkans: Driving Through Bosnia

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe23 September 2008

Iran: Remembering Rasoulov, a Passionate Artist

Middle East & North Africa23 September 2008

Mohsen Rasoulov, a passionate Iranian photographer, artist, cartoonist and photo-blogger was one of 68 passengers who lost their lives when an Iran-bound Boeing 737 crashed at the end of August...