We explore points around the globe from London and the Jewish contributions to British society to America as we explore it’s history on the back…
Most visitors to Peru usually seek out its ancient treasures and sacred places, but a new, challenging and undoubtedly thrilling adventure activity is now available – riding down dunes on a sandboard.
Mombasa is a sublime mix of cultures and one of the most popular destinations in East Africa for white powdered sands and five-star luxury resorts. At the same time, there is as much to experience for backpackers as there is for wealthy tourists and th
Our guide on the Kinabatangan River in Borneo in Malaysia has been pointing out wildlife at every turn. Crocodiles sulking near the water’s edge. Proboscis monkeys lazing in the top of trees. Hornbills flying overhead. The only thing missing is the elu
People come to the desert for many reasons. Some believe the never-ending sun and the warm, dry air are therapeutic. An hour north of Palm Springs, California, nestled in the lunar landscape of Joshua trees, amid the low desert scrub, lies a place some
On July 4th, the nation sings Happy birthday to the United States of America. This summer day is Independence Day in the US and one of the busiest travel and tourism holidays in North America. Flights coming to America and from coast to coast are full
Because the world famous Calgary Stampede has just started, World Footprints takes a look back at our time at the rodeo. This rodeo spectacular IS the greatest outdoor show on earth. At Stampede you’ll find everything from Vegas & Broadway style sh
During the summer of 1799, soldiers of Napoleon Bonaparte’s army were demolishing a wall to increase the area of an existing fort in the Nile Delta. During their excavation, one of the soldiers spotted an usual stone in the wall while clearing away deb
The French citizenry had reached a boiling point with King Louis XVI. They were frustrated over constant abuse by the monarchy and that anger led to the storming of the Bastille. For centuries, the Bastille imprisoned royal dissenters in its central
