Investigative Report: A Prostitute's Life In Thailand

By Citizen Correspondent Pauline VanKoll
Throughout the years we have visited our Thai friends in Pattaya and Koh Samui and picked up on what goes on in Thai culture, between the locals and visitors. Thailand is a Third World country that has come a long way since the Vietnam war which brought the westerners to Pattaya for rest and relaxation. Recently it was... Full Story »

Four Ways To Survive Malaria-Risk Destinations

By Citizen Correspondent Christine Waverly
Malaria is often transmitted to humans through a bite by an infected mosquito, particularly the female Anopheles mosquito, known as a dusk-to-dawn biter. The infection is also transmitted through blood transfusion with an infected blood, or with a shared needle. A mother could also pass the infection to her unborn child. Malaria... Full Story »

Now, Where Did I Put My Passport?

By Citizen Correspondent Jaime Lord
Have you ever wanted to hop on an airplane and fly to the seaside in nothing but your birthday suit? To feel that re-circulated plane air grace your bare skin, unrestricted by those bulky, suffocating “clothes” that only seem to get in the way? On previous airplane trips, have you ever glanced at the person sitting next... Full Story »

Guide To The Niagara Antique Belt

By Citizen Correspondent Rob Campbell
Niagara on the Lake is very old. Established by British Loyalists in 1778, this quaint little town at the mouth of the Niagara River is one of oldest settlements in the nation. As you can imagine, after hundreds of years of being Canada’s foremost agricultural, military and civilian hot spot, the entire Niagara region is now... Full Story »

Colors Of India

By Orato Editor Robyn Stubbs
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