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World's worst trip?

Bad choice of destination? Poor accommodations?

No amenities? Unfriendly people?

Our miserable unwilling traveler had, however, just one good thing.

An enormous stomach for the unexpected.

And so it was, he ended up making the most famous trip in human history.

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The Scent of a Memory
Have you ever gotten a whiff of a particular scent and been instantly transported back in time? Our sense of smell is powerful, capable of bringing back memories...  Read More

Marrakech, Morocco: Flowers & Food
Yves St. Laurent kept a home in Marrakech that drew international attention from architectural and couture magazines for its exotic, relaxed style...  Read More

A Warm Spot for Antarctica
Antarctica is the world’s coldest, windiest, iciest, driest continent. Yet it is teeming with life: penguins, seals, whales…   Read More

Tips for River Cruising
Expert Journey Advisor has been reminiscing this week about our favorite journeys. On any list we make, river cruising floats to the top.   Read More

Indochina, Revealed
Indochina is one of our absolute favorite destinations. Expert Journey Advisor offers a few nostalgic tips for your first—or next—visit to Vietnam…  Read More

Step Back in Time in Japan
Want to forget about the 21st century for a while? If so, plan some time in a Japanese ryokan, a traditional inn that preserves the keenest sense of old Japan for all to experience. To enter a ryokan is to enter a world of...   Read More

Agra, Beyond the Taj Mahal
With a population of more than a billion, it’s no wonder that India shows you more of everything. In the city of Agra...  Read More

Dropping in on Auckland, Wellington, and Queenstown
Bound for New Zealand? Lucky you. So many travelers allow New Zealand to languish for years on their must-see list in the 'someday' category, yet virtually everyone who returns says it easily...  Read More

Shopping in Beijing
Expert Journey Advisor has a particular fondness for the Panjiayuan Antiques Market in central Beijing, not far from the Temple of Heaven. Its warren of stalls attracts both locals and tourists who come to...  Read More

Old Standard: Antalya, Turkey
Antalya is Turkey’s fastest growing city, so it’s no wonder that...  Read More

How to Get Even More From a Normandy Visit
Cabourg is one of Normandy’s smaller resort towns. It is much quieter than most and worth adding to your itinerary, if you have a day. Marcel Proust was a...  Read More

Traveling to Iran
With the appropriate precautions, Americans can travel safely to Iran. Going with an organized group...  Read More

When in Prague...
Eating late can still be difficult in Eastern Europe, but...  Read More

Where to Eat?
When R. Crusoe chooses restaurants on our journeys, we follow specific criteria. Since travelers on our Strictly Private Journeys usually choose their own restaurants on the spot, we thought you might find...  Read More

Gratitude
My job is enviable: I have the fortunate task traveling around the world, working with a marvelous staff to develop unusual journeys, and creating the travel journal that tells you all about them...  Read More