I ride and I record. There’s no editing of video’s when I’m back at home, my video’s are all edited on the road because I want to share my experiences as they happen, so… Follow my journey through North, Central and South America. I’ve jacked in the job, packed my life into a pair of panniers and a roll bag and tied them down to a BMW F650 Dakar. Now it’s time for some fun! In this episode I ride through the south of Mexico via Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca and on to the Yucatan peninsula.

From Paris to Burgundy, Christmas is the stuff of dreams, where rich sounds of medieval carols abound, simple rituals are shared by families and friends, and where, when days are short and nights are long, it’s customary to leave a light in the window. For more information on Rick Steves’ European Christmas — including the European Christmas DVD, Blu-ray, Music CD and Book — visit www.ricksteves.com.

Question by [♥]: Can permanent residents of the United States travel to Europe?
Can a person who is a permanent resident of the United States travel to Europe, considering they have their green card and a passport from the native country?

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Answer by burnblazes
yes

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EUROPE – The Grand Tour! It is the dream of travelers the world over, a chance to see the sights we all know best, London * Paris * Rome * Big Ben * The Eiffel Tower * The Colosseum. And for today’s traveler Europe most often means it’s cities, for in the hum of the traffic, the rattle of the trams, and the noisy chatter of the cafes, Europe comes to life. A Grand Tour of Europe’s Most Beloved Cities. In London see Big Ben, the Changing of the guard, Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly Circus, the Tower of London, St. Paul’s the Tower Bridge and the London Tube. In Amsterdam stroll the canals, ride the trams, listen to the to the organ grinders, watch diamonds being cut, visit the Alkmaar Cheese Market, the Delft Porcelain plant and see modern pumping stations on the zuider Zee. In Copenhagen see the Little Mirmaid, the Stroget, Rosenborg Castle and the Crown Jewels, visit Tivoli Gardens and see the Georg Jensen silversmiths at work.Stand on the Ku’Damm of Berlin and marvel at the one of Europe’s most amazing cities.See historic footage of the building of the Berlin Wall, John Kennedy’s visit to the Wall, and sense the sobering experience of standing at the Wall today. Vienna means music, waltzing, violin making, piano manufacturing, and the Vienna Choir Boys, Rome – the Eternal City, the Vatican, St. Peter’s, a Papal Mass, the Forum, the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. And finally Paris, the City of Light, Notre Dame, Place de la Concorde, Montmartre …
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Question by Izzy L: What airlines are best to travel around Europe?
I am studying abroad for a semester in Madrid, Spain and I was wondering if I should just get a eurorail pass to travel on the weekends, or what other good modes of transportation there are? I heard there are cheap flights. What is the best way to travel around Europe?

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Answer by andrew s
Ryan air is my favourite. Cheap and reliable

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Nick Vivion visits Penang, Malaysia and finds it to be one of the best food destinations in the world. From savoury to sweet he reckons Penang is a food paradise of epic proportions. For a second serve, try another of Nick’s videos: www.youtube.com Produced by Nick Vivion for Lonelyplanet.tv

Question by baby g: Is it safe to travel in Asia? Near Japan?
With all that is happening now in Japan with the nuclear/hydrogen explosions, is it safe to travel to different parts of Asia? I want to visit my family near Malaysia/ Pacific Islands. Is nuclear particles or radiation considered a danger to these countries through the wind or water? I am planning to leave in April or May. What should I do?
This is a serious question so please answer appropriately.

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Answer by Jorge Padua
very very very very very safe

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Singapore tourist attractions. Visit www.exoticjourneys.eu for Singapore travel guide and Singapore hotel reservations.
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Question by mlim310: Anyone know a good travel agent in NYC who focuses in Southeast Asia travel?
Please leave me their contact info.
Thanks!

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Answer by MissCalifornia
I actually don’t know one, but maybe this can help too.

I traveled Southeast Asia for two months and found the cheapest way to do it was flying in to Singapore and from there, purchase tickets from Air Asia to Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Vietnam. And from even there, there are loads of buses that will take you across the borders i.e. Laos to Thailand for $ 20 USD.

Numerous backpackers and travelers have said the same during my trip, i.e. you can purchase a ticket to Bangkok from Phuket for $ 30 USD.

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Mendoza, Argentina is the setting for this program, which will cover two very different wineries with two very different stories. Both are family operations. One, Familia Zuccardi, has been around for generations. Another, O. Fournier, is a new venture launched by a Spaniard looking for make the best wines in his native Spain, in Chile, and in Mendoza. There are gourmet restaurants, world-class artwork, and, of course, many beautiful wines to be sipped and savored.
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Question by Wonderment: What city in South America should I travel to?
I’m wondering which is the safest, and I’m in college so I’d like a city that’s coastal and has nightlife.

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Answer by ♥im ur luver forr lifee™♥
Idk, but Cali Colombia or San Andres Colombia is BEAUTIFULL!!!!!!!!!!! Also Rio De Jainero! Go there i was at Cali in December and it was pure fun!♥

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The smallest country in the Andean highlands (Southamerica between Peru and Colombia), but the richest in biodiversity as well as cultural diversity. Ecuador is home to four worlds: The Highland with its extraordinary mountains and volcanoes, the Coast with its green beaches, the Oriente (Amazon Region) with an incredible flora and fauna, and the enchanted Galapagos Islands.

Question by Brianna: How to go about traveling to South America?
Hello! I am extremely interested in traveling to South America, but I am concerned about the documentation needed to travel to Brazil. Can anyone help me with information about acquiring visas, how long it will take, etc. Anything will help! Including info on any vaccinations I may need to get.
Thank you!
Thank you so much! In terms of getting your visa at the consulate, is there a way to apply online? I live in Arizona and it looks like I’d have to make an appointment to go all the way to San Francisco?

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Answer by Norbert G
Hi Brianna,

here’s all the information you need to apply for a tourist visa for Brazil.

http://www.brazilsf.org/visa_tourist_eng.htm

Other South American countries that require a visa for U.S. citizens are Bolivia, Paraguay, and Suriname.

Regarding vaccination for Brazil, Yellow Fever vaccination is required for the following states only:

Acre, Distrito Federal, Maranhão, Mato Grosso, Pará, Rondônia, Tocantins, Amazonas, Gerais, Mato Grosso do Sul, Roraima, Amapá, and Goiás.

If you plan to stay in Brazil for a longer period of time it is also recommended to get vaccinations against Thyphoid, Hepatitis A and B.

Have a great trip.

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This is in Asia. The countries are Japan, Malaysia, and Thailand. Host is Andrew Zimmern and the channel is Travel Channel. The following video is in the Video Responses!The Travel Channel LLC owns it
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Question by boredme3d: Traveling to Asia with travel document?
I am currently in the process of getting a greencard, all applications sent out and just waiting for it in the mail. However, due to a family emergency, I must go to China. I have gotten a travel document and have my passport and a visa. Is there anything else I need to ensure re-entrance to the US?

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Answer by PHILCHN
If you are on pending immigrant visa, and USCIS had issued you travel document (AP), your passport and AP are enough documents for re-entry to the US, however the AP is subject for scrutiny upon port of entry, and the immigration has the say they will admit you or not to the US if they found some violations in your non-immigrant status before, however, If your record is clear, then there’s nothing to worry aboutjust with your passport and AP. Good luck!

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