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Discover the wonders of Queensland and Victoria – two of the most vibrant and exciting states in the country. Both states are filled with great things to do and interesting sights to see, from exploring national parks to scouring the corners of the city, there is just so much to experience here.

BRAZIL TRAVEL STYLE is the guide for readers in search of an unforgettable stay in Brazil.
Charming inns, hotels, farm hotels, manor houses and lodges are shown in revealing photos and useful information to live the secrets of Brazil’s rich diversity.
The hotels of BRAZIL TRAVEL STYLE – unique in its class – stand out for the excellence of its personalized service, elegant simplicity and passion for perfection.
Accommodations offer comforts and delicate surprises.
Local flavors are made with the best spices.
BRAZIL TRAVEL STYLE has graphic and editorial quality of international publications.
Each BRAZIL TRAVEL STYLE scripts have what’s most unique and fascinating in five regions of Brazil: from the sea or an exclusive beach in a historic town or a big city. In all the choices, accommodation conditions much to the taste of consumers.
In this issue, BRAZIL TRAVEL STYLE shows:
– The charms of baroque villages
– Historical cities
– Cities by the sea
– The havens of Mantiqueira
– Colonial traditions
– The confusing landscape of the Pantanal
– The land of countryman and jangadeiro
– Amazon, heritage biodiversity

Continents – magazine produced by travel writers, reporters, novelists and photographers.

Continents includes travel writing, reportage and photo-journalism by first-class foreign correspondents and photographers alongside stories about unusual journeys, both modern and historical, interviews and excerpts from the best Polish travel books and reports.


Produced under the spiritual patronage of the great Polish reporter Ryszard Kapuściński, the magazine’s authors include well-known Polish writers such as Wojciech Jagielski, Jacek Hugo-Bader, Andrzej Stasiuk, and Witold Szabłowski. “We rely on award-winning reporters, acclaimed writers, photographers, essayists and travellers to create Continents for us. Reading this magazine should not only be entertaining, but should also capture the reader’s imagination,” says Dariusz Fedor, Editor-in-Chief. “Our aim is for Continents to be a feast for the eyes as well as a fascinating read for those who like to venture beyond home and whose secret middle name is Adventure.”

Issue No. 1 includes some previously unpublished portrait photographs by Ryszard Kapuściński (with text by Lidia Ostałowska), a lyrical description of Kyrgyzstan by Andrzej Stasiuk, a staggering photographic report on the ship-breaking yards of Bangladesh by Tomasz Gudzowaty (with text by Witold Szabłowski), and an interview with British travel writer Colin Thubron. Wojciech Jagielski provides a report on the troubled history of Congo since independence, Paweł Smoleński introduces us to a female Kurdish guerrilla who gave birth while living as a freedom fighter, Paulina Wilk describes the vast gap between rich and poor in India, and Max Cegielski takes us on a historical tour of northern Pakistan as the backdrop for the Great Game fought between empires. Aleksandra Krzyżaniak-Gumowska retraces the anthropological journey of Bronisław Malinowski to the Trobriand Islands, Mariusz Zawadzki tells why he should have sailed with Magellan, Raja Alem introduces us to her home city of Mecca, Maciej Stasiński brings the legendary gauchos of the Argentinean pampas back to life, and Jacek Hugo-Bader explains why he is convinced that in a former life he was a mangy, flea-bitten, worm-infested mongrel.

Published by Eclectic Northeast, the Northeast India Travel Guide 2013 is a handy booklet that gives a rare insight into those unheard of places that the Northeast has concealed from the keenest of eyes. It features 20 spots in the region which have remained beautiful and mysterious for their rare sights and sounds! This booklet brings together the commonly known tales of Kaziranga, Gangtok and Aizawl along with the extraordinary bird suicides of Jatinga, the fascinating Blazing Butterflies of Ultapani and the Floating National Park of Keibul Lamjau.
This booklet not only identifies the most exciting travelling options in the region, it also provides the basic information that every traveller needs. From nearest airports, rail stations, bus stops to hotels, and guest houses with phone numbers. It also comes with excellent suggestions about what best to do in each of these locations.

We at Outlook Traveller Getaways are delighted to
present this extraordinary guide to you – 1000 Places
to See in India.
We would be the first to admit that this vast and
magnificent country of ours has tens of thousands
places to see, far, far more than just 1000. Each state,
every region in this land holds a host of fascinating
offerings for the visitor. This book is a small attempt
to create a portrait of India, to show just a glimpse of
the treasures waiting to be discovered.