…6 months. In August 2011, I got word that it might be possible to legally enter Eastern Libya overland from the Egyptian border crossing. So I jumped on the next plane to Cairo and flew out to the furthest western point in Egypt possible, Mersa Matruh. I had no idea what I was going to do, how I would continue on to Libya, how I would enter the country under the new government or what I would do once inside Libya-not to mention getting back out!…
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Eye Opening Iran
July 27, 2008 by 12 Comments
…ium enrichment and nuclear proliferation program and how the International community doesn’t want them to continue it but they insist they are doing it for peaceful reasons only. I don’t think that Iran should have access to nuclear weapons either but it was interesting to see how the stories were told from a pro-Iran angle. And you know what, perhaps some of their points were correct as well that the US should open talks directly with them and no…
The Ultimate Kosovo Road Trip
April 13, 2016 by 10 Comments
…ns to cross the border into Montenegro. I was told that you still couldn’t enter Serbia from Kosovo. Plus, we were to meet up with some friends for dinner in Belgrade so we were in a bit of a rush and it’s a long drive to Belgrade. As it turned out we wasted some time as you now can enter Serbia from Kosovo but on the bright side, we got to drive through a seldom seen area of Montenegro. It was a very mountainous and still snow-covered area in ear…
Lift the Travel Ban to Cuba
February 6, 2009 by 8 Comments
…q and certainly Bin Laden in Afghanistan-look where that has got us. I hate red tape and I hate restrictions on my freedom. The time has come to lift the travel ban for American citizens to Cuba. If change has come to America then I hope it comes to our full freedoms as well. We are capable of making our own decisions about where we travel and if nothing else, Cuban Americans should be able to travel to see their families when they want to without…
Post-War Sarajevo
March 3, 2009 by 3 Comments
…booth so we went to the gate and motioned to the guards that we wanted to enter and watch the match. He acknowledged us and allowed us to pass. To this day I don’t know if he was just being nice to us or we were really supposed to pay, but I like to think he was just being nice. As we entered the stadium, there was an offensive on the field and there was a goal scored. The stadium went crazy and you could have been at any major football stadium i…
Marrakech is a Must Visit for Travelers
November 14, 2014 by 16 Comments
…ything you want from a bygone era. This is it. Jemaa el Fna Square is the center of Marrakech and the first and usually last stop for all travelers in Marrakech. Aside from a lot of picture worthy street scenes, it’s where you enter the souk and get those memorable souvenirs and lasting photo memories. Whether you like Jemaa el Fna and the old souk or not, you will remember it-that’s for sure. It’s important to note that you should probably take a…
Europe Road Trip Day 9: Venice, Padua & Verona
September 14, 2012 by 16 Comments
…o take these pictures and was yelled at for doing so but before you get to enter the chapel they make you watch this stupid 15-minute video on the chapel-so I felt I was in the right! The video is boring, useless and of poor quality. The reason being you enter as a group of 25 people maximum and you get briefed on what you are about to see. You’re then escorted in for exactly 15 minutes an then that’s it. I am happy I went, it was a cool sight to…
Myanmar is Opening to Tourists
October 26, 2012 by 21 Comments
…ow. Amazing glow of the Shwedagon Paya at night in Yangon, Myanmar You can enter the complex from any of four directions. There are lifts if you like or you can enter as the locals do through the grand staircases. You must take your shoes and socks off before entering into the Shwedagon Paya; there are no exceptions on that. It is kind of gross I agree, but at the same time it is their custom and you must adhere to it or miss out on one of the wor…
Modern Sarajevo
April 2, 2007 by Leave a Comment
…booth so we went to the gate and motioned to the guards that we wanted to enter and watch the match. He acknowledged us and allowed us to pass. To this day I don’t know if he was just being nice to us or we were really supposed to pay, but I like to think he was just being nice. As we entered the stadium, there was an offensive on the field and there was a goal scored. The stadium went crazy and you could have been at any major football stadium i…
Entering Serbia From Kosovo
September 17, 2007 by 4 Comments
…ovo through a third country (Macedonia, Albania or Montenegro) and then re-enter Serbia. I am sure Serbia is just a little salty about their impending loss of another part of their land with Montenegro being the first, but you still need to strictly follow these rules because as much of a pain as they might be, it is worth it. We entered Kosovo from Skopje, Macedonia which is a two hour bus ride to the capital of Kosovo, Priština. Upon exit of Mac…
