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The article discusses U.S. artist Augustus Saint-Gaudens' creation of a statue of U.S. Civil War naval officer David Glasgow Farragut. Emphasis is given to Saint-Gaudens' time spent living in Paris, France, as his inspiration for the monument came from his viewing of a bronze sculpture created by artist Paul Dubois at the 1867 Exposition Universelle.

Offers several travelers' reports from various locations around the world. Paris, France; Sydney, New South Wales; Waikiki, Hawaii; The authors' description of each place and comments on its interests.

Presents information on various travel destinations from around the world, and attractions found at these destinations. Countries mentioned like Britain, Russia, Santa Monica, Paris, Chicago, Berlin and others; Details on attractions found; Information on Peter Mayle's novel `Anything Considered. INSETS: Suite talk.;Atlanta.;Book tour..

Relates the experiences of the author as a United States citizen in Paris, France. Apparent cultural rift between the French and the Americans; Perceptions of Americans by the French and vice-versa; Persistence of the French in recognizing their culture and cultural heritage; Hidden affection by French for Americans; Efforts of author to befriend strangers in Paris.

The article presents quotes from notable people in the U.S. G. Albert Stewart relates governor Arthur H. James' environmental policy on his manner of dressing. A caption from the June 1940 issue of the journal "Vogue" states that Paris this June is like a resort for everyone would wear shirt-waist dresses. A statement from the "New York Times," suggested that the bill designated H. R. 10013 would relieve underwriters of the severe civil liberties imposed by the Securities Act.

Showcases the holiday scenes in New York City and Paris. Decorations in the courtyard of Le Cirque at the Palace Hotel; Displays at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden; Chestnu tress aligning the Champs-Elysees; Popularity of fountains at Place de la Concorde.

Focuses on the trendy places and products in fashion capitals New York City, New York, London, England, Milan, Italy and Paris, France. List of hotels; Suggested restaurants for lunch and dinners; Shops for purchasing cosmetics.

The article focuses on a trip made by Kirsten Brown, a North Dakota native who lives in New Jersey, to Paris, France. She cashed in a flight voucher, booked a room in the Latin Quarter and told friends she was off to Paris. To make her trip more memorable, a photographer and a stylist were hired for a day for Brown. She loved getting her hair and makeup done and wearing the clothes that the stylist picked out.

Provides answers on questions about travel. Tourist attractions in Panama; House rentals in Maui, Hawaii; Tips on last-minute flight to Paris, France; How to get tickets and accomodations for the Sydney Olympics.

Provides information for travelers going to the city of Paris in France, Cairo in Egypt, and to Los Angeles, California. Ritz Escoffier cooking school in Paris; Cairo Opera House's historic production of `Aida'; Neoclassical furniture reproductions at Therien Studio Workshops in Los Angeles.

Provides information on familiarization trips available for travel agents in the United States, as of December 1, 2003. Adriatic Cruise-Tour from Sterling Vacations; Ten-day China tour from Champion Holidays; Five-night tour of Paris, France, from Tours Specialists Inc.