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 Syria
Friendly And Welcoming
Published in the Winter 2010-11 Issue of Canadian World
Traveller
By Michael Morcos
Syria, "you'll love it!" That's what people who had visited had said to me about this middle-eastern country. After travelling there for a week I knew exactly what they meant. I found some of the friendliest welcoming people I had ever met while travelling. Add to this fantastic food, great weather, thousands of years of history, beautiful landscapes and several World heritage sites and it makes for a most memorable visit.
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 O Canada
10,000 miles from coast to coast
Published in the Winter 2010-11 Issue of Canadian World
Traveller
By Bertrand Lemeunier
By the summer of 2006, it had been 5 years that I'd been in Montreal. Knowing of my desire to travel this vast nation of ours, my friend Claude Morissette asked me how I would do it. Jokingly, I answered "by bike"!
What was really just an off the cuff comment was given serious consideration just a few short days later.
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 Jamaica
An Earthly Paradise
Published in the Winter 2010-11 Issue of Canadian World
Traveller
By Michael Morcos
Jamaica is very well known for its beaches and all-inclusive resorts. Thousands of Canadians will attest to that. However, beyond the shoreline there is a whole other world waiting to be discovered; a whole country to be exact. Jamaica is a country unique in its' culture. Our weeklong visit would bring us across the north-western parts of the island, far from the big city of Kingston. Here we would enjoy some sand, surf and sun along with dabs of adventure and history.
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 Fiji
FIJI'S FIRST CAPITAL, LEVUKA
Published in the Winter 2010-11 Issue of Canadian World
Traveller
Text by Tom Koppel
Photos by Annie Palovcik
Now laid-back and friendly, Levuka was once the wild metropolis of the South Pacific.
Joseph Ramusu, a muscular, dark-skinned man, led us into the traditional Fijian building with a steep thatch roof. The interior was impressive, featuring massive log posts and beams and walls covered with beautifully woven matting.
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