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A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of traveling to Alaska.

The article reports on Barbados which is rich in warmth, beaches, and history and explores the island for action, beauty, fun, and peace of mind. From December through April, it's not hard to catch an exhilarating polo match at one of the island's four polo fields. Head to the northernmost tip of the island, in rural St. Lucy, for the Animal Flower Cave. Bridgetown has two museums worth a visit and in St. Peter one can visit the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, which has elusive green monkeys.

The article features the tourism in Saint Lucia. It is an island known as the Helen of the West Indies which has been fought over by the English and French. The island has been acknowledged as the one of the United Nations-designated world heritage. It offers hotels in the hillsides, beaches, outdoor recreations and extraordinary landscapes and sceneries.

The article features several tourist accommodations and amenities in western Caribbean. The Gulisi Garifuna Museum in Dangriga, Belize showcases the history of the Garinagu culture. The Turtle Inn resort has an on-site restaurant that serves fresh seafood. The Manatus Hotel in Tortuguero, Costa Rica has 12 rooms and a pool.

The article discusses the author's travel to the Caribbean. While traveling the Caribbean coast of Central America, she found the opportunities to rest, refresh and repair. She and her friends toured Dangriga, a town halfway down the coast of Belize. They visited the Gulisi Garifuna Museum where she saw the tools for making cassava bread.

The article presents the author's experiences after visiting the Grand Canyon in Arizona. The author says that the Grand Canyon has been attracting tourists for over a hundred years and there are many ways to explore the Canyon. A visit to the Grand Canyon is a true adventure for tourists. The author says that the hiking in the sandstone striations of Matkatamible Canyon is like playing in God's jungle gym for him.

Describes several resorts and nature lodges in Central America. Punta Caracol Acqua Lodge on Isla Colon, Panama; Lodge at Pico Bonito in Honduras; Florblanca Resort in the Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica; Background on the tourist trade in Central America.

Relates an experience in traveling across the Big Island in Hawaii using the Toyota Camry Solara SE V6 convertible. Satisfactory performance of the car on pavements from Waipio Valley to Waimea; Beaches visited; Comments on the views in the west coast and the ocean beyond; Description of the Volcanoes National Park. INSETS: The Toyota Camry Solara SE V6, by Alison Humes.;PitStops, by Alison Humes..

Provides travel information about various destinations. Belize; Costa Rica; Panama.

Features several house museums and their owners' art collections in the United States. La Cuesta Encantada in San Simeon, California owned by publisher William Randolph Hearst; Diana Garden at Bayou Bend in Houston, Texas; Henry Francis du Pont's Winterthur estate in Wilmington, Delaware.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's volunteer vacation in the Bahamas.

The article presents the author's opinion on various tourist destinations and resorts in the Grand Canyon, Arizona. Phantom Ranch is one of the famous hotels in the Canyon. The chalet-inspired El Tovar is the nicest of the four South Rim hotels in Arizona. The Grand Canyon Dories, based in Flagstaff is one of the World's premier white-water rafting organizations.

Features the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in San Francisco, California. Appeal of hotel to tourists; Description of hotel located on Nob Hill; Room rates; Contact information.

The article features several tourist attractions in Connecticut. It includes the Winvian lodging house, which includes a collection of themed small cottages along with an extraordinary chef, the West Street Grill, which serves local tomatoes in a caprese salad, and the Sloane-Stanley Museum, which includes exquisite collection of tools.

The article presents the world's popular cultural properties. One of these cultural properties is Ranguana Lodge in Placencia, Belize, which features decks with hammocks perfect for napping. Another is the Victoria House in Ambergris Caye, Belize, featuring lush lawns fronting a fine golden beach. Another is the Aguas Claras in Costa Rica, which includes five colored stilted chalets that are a short walk from the surfable Playa Chiquita, with screened kitchenettes and sitting areas.

The article presents the opinion of the author on two all-inclusive hotels of Jamaica. The author and his two young teenagers compared a stay at all-inclusive Beaches Negril of Jamaica, one of the top-tier family resorts of Caribbeans and with one at Montego Bays Ritz-Canton at Rose Hall. The article presents a chart comparing facilities including room, bedding, bathroom, food, drinks and water activities available at these two resorts.