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Marc Atchison is a veteran journalist and a seasoned traveller with more than 20 years of travel writing experience. As the former Travel Editor of the Toronto Star, Canada's largest newspaper, and now Editor-in-Chief and Senior Writer for TraveLife magazine (Canada) and travelife.ca, Marc has been to over 100 countries in the world. Japan is one of his favorite destinations and he's been there on numerous occasions.
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Egypians live in the Nile on ancient boats

Egypians live in the Nile on ancient boats

On a cruise on the Nile, Marc Atchison enjoys a side trip on a felucca, an ancient boat that was used to transport giant rocks to Cairo to be used in the construction of the great pyramids.
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The 'Dos and Don'ts' at this year's Qatar World Cup

The 'Dos and Don'ts' at this year's Qatar World Cup

Marc Atchison looks at what Canadian and other international soccer fans can and cannot do when attending the first ever World Cup of soccer in Qatar, which has strict rules we must all follow.
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Crawling back in time in Egypt

Crawling back in time in Egypt

Marc Atchison crawls through a 4,600-year-old tunnel to get a glimpse of Egypt’s amazing past and is greeted by a shadowy figure who looks like he stepped out of the pages of history.
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Pink City of Petra blushes with treasures

Pink City of Petra blushes with treasures

Marc Atchison visits Jordan's fabled Petra and discovers the Pink City is one of the most beautiful and revealing places on Earth.
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Jerusalem's Western Wall gets injections, too

Jerusalem's Western Wall gets injections, too

It's not just us humans getting injections these days. Jerusalem's Western Wall, a.k.a. the Wailing Wall, is also getting jabs to help preserve it for future generations.
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Amman is Jordan's bubbly capital

Amman is Jordan's bubbly capital

AMMAN, JORDAN – Our morning wakeup call came unexpectedly at 4:30 a.m. when we were stirred by the amplified voice of a Muslim holy man calling worshippers to first prayer at a local mosque.
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Israel's Sun Capital

Israel's Sun Capital

EILAT, ISRAEL – This tiny resort city has always been a desired destination. In fact, in the closing days of Israel’s 1949 War of Independence with its Arab neighbours, a push was on by all sides to claim this magical sun-drenched city that drifts off into the Red Sea for their very own.This tiny resort city has always been a desired destination.
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Tel Aviv is Israel's Fun Capital

Tel Aviv is Israel's Fun Capital

TEL AVIV -The beach in front of the Hilton Hotel is filled with bikini-clad women and bare-chested men riding rainbow coloured-windsurfers. Flirting between the two camps is at high tide - the winks and whistles coming in waves.
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Jerusalem a Treasure Chest of History

Jerusalem a Treasure Chest of History

JERUSALEM - It’s a story that’s been told many times and one well worth repeating, because its shows the power this city has on even the most famous of people who visit it.
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Digging up Israel's Glorious Past

Digging up Israel's Glorious Past

CAESAREA, ISRAEL - An elderly man peered into the “looking glass of history” and began to ask a ghostly figure questions. The figure, dressed as King Herod, said nothing. Frustrated, the man asked his question in a louder voice, thus attracting the attention of a guide named Vered Bavli.
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