Where NOT to go On Vacation

Published Summer 2005 in UMM Magazine

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Maybe it’s the cold; maybe it’s the hospitality.  But whatever the reason, we Canadians just love to travel.  And for years we’ve pretty much gone just about anywhere we want in the world.  That is, until now.

 With the new age of terrorism, it’s becoming more and more dangerous to travel abroad.  It seems that lurks about in just about every corner of the Earth.  But how do you learn where not to go?  Or if you have a death wish, what can you expect to find when you get there?

 Fear not.  We’ve scoured the planet, looking for some the most hazardous, most dangerous places to avoid.  (That’s right, who’s your daddy?)

 Egypt

Close your eyes and picture Egypt in your head.  The majestic pyramids.  The enigmatic smile on the Sphinx.  The mighty Nile river.  The gunmen with bombs strapped to their body.  No, not the last part?  Perhaps you should. 

Article features: 

• Egypt

• France

• Turkey

• Brazil

• Cambodia