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Never let the locals see your map

Why most travel writers should stay home

The avant-garde at the airport

From “Guilt Trips,” a pamphlet of “positive parenting tips” created and distributed by MCI Telecommunications to parents who travel on business. More than 10,000 people have ordered the pamphlet since…

German hatred (of Germans)

by David Rieff,

The new China hits the road

by Harper’s Staff,

Japanese Etiquette: When Pearl Harbor Comes Up

by Fred F. Yoshino, Christine Leggett, Elizabeth A. Fedor,

And enjoy your stay

by Harper’s Staff,

The soul of an intercontinental wanderer

by Pico Iyer,

Palestine, Then and Now

by Edward W. Said,

An exile’s journey through Israel and the Occupied Territories

Travel

Never let the locals see your map

The avant-garde at the airport

Readings

Visiting Auschwitz

Long-Distance Parenting

German hatred (of Germans)

The new China hits the road

Japanese Etiquette: When Pearl Harbor Comes Up

And enjoy your stay

The soul of an intercontinental wanderer

Palestine, Then and Now

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Never let the locals see your map

The avant-garde at the airport

Readings

Visiting Auschwitz

Long-Distance Parenting

German hatred (of Germans)

The new China hits the road

Japanese Etiquette: When Pearl Harbor Comes Up

And enjoy your stay

The soul of an intercontinental wanderer

Palestine, Then and Now

December 1992

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