Kenya is a dream world for genuine adventurers who like breathtaking nature and wild life. Well worth to experience is the properties inscribed on the World Heritage List. These are Cultural Lamu Old Town (2001), Natural Lake Turkana National Parks (1997), and Mount Kenya National Park and Natural Forest (1997). There are also properties submitted on the UNESCO Tentative List as Mombasa Old Town (1997), Fort Jesus (1997), Lake Nakuru National Park (1999), Lake Naivasha (1999), Lake Bogoria National Reserve (1999), The Mijikenda Sacred Kaya Forests and groves (1999), and Great Rift Valley Ecosystem (2001). Another amazing opportunitity for an unique adventure is the incredible annual migration of over a million Wildbaest from the Serengeti plains to the Masa Mara. It has been described as being one of the most wonderful and inspiring sights on earth.

Excavations at Durrington Walls, near the legendary Salisbury Plain monument, uncovered recently an ancient village found near Stonehenge. Archaeologists believe that people who lived in this settlement built the mysterious circle shaped stone structure Stonehenge.

New countries who were represented on the travel fair are Slovakia, Panama, Peru, Latvia and Bulgaria. The Indonesian representatives hope that tourists will rediscover the country after the tragic tsunami disaster. The name Indonesia was derived from "indos nesos", meaning islands near India. One of the greatest attactions in Indonesia is the Borobudur temple.

New countries who were represented on the travel fair are Slovakia, Panama, Peru, Latvia and Bulgaria. The Norge was open for public from Friday 12th – Sunday 14th January. Representatives I talked were little bit disappointed due to the drop in number of visitors compared with previous the year, but I could observe a large number of visitors rushing in on Sunday afternoon.

I was delighted to observe that Peru was represented with its own stand this year, the tour operator Coex Amazon. It’s so much undiscovered in the country, especially in the dense jungles. Coex Amazon is established and managed by a mixed marriage between Peru and Norway: Laura and Øyvind Wesseltoft. According to Lonely Planet it's the multicultural layers of great civilisations that make Peru so intriguing.

The Norway International Meeting and Travel Fair - Reiseliv 2007, opened to the general public at 14.00 O`clock on Friday 12 January. Here eager travellers could explore opportunities and find their own dream holiday. They could choose between 1 000 000 destinations in 1 place! One of the most interesting travel companies was GO - Gonow.no, who is new established in the market and has a new approach to attract and reach potential travellers.

The Norway International Meeting and Travel Fair - Reiseliv 2007, opens to the general public at 14.00 O`clock on Friday 12 January. Explore the opportunities here and find your own dream holiday. There are 1 000 000 destinations in 1 place at the travel fair. More than 1 000 exhibitors and 67 countries are directly represented. You will also find good exhibition offers, competitions, interesting travel presentations and entertainment for the whole family.

In this article you find extract from stories and selected photos from exciting journeys during 2006. Our freelance journalists around the world have the ability to tell stories that make it interesting for others to read. Their journeys are about unique adventures, dramatic, explorations, discoveries, breaking of records, ventures and meeting of nice people with different lifestyle and culture than themselves. Here are our highlights from 2006......

Tatar palaces, Turkish fortresses, magic stalactite caves, lush sub-tropical mountains, miles and miles of beaches, mellow coastal climate… Sounds like Russia?

Santa Claus is real, and he is the best traveller in the world! Do you want to know where he is? Based on historical data and more than 50 years of NORAD tracking information, it proves that Santa is alive. NORAD is the bi-national U.S.-Canadian military organization responsible for the aerospace defence of the United States and Canada. Now people around the world can follow Santa`s movements in Christmas. Find out more about it and be convinced!

Bells are ringing for Christmas time. It's time to spread joy and bring smiles to faces ! Christmas is celebrated in most countries in the world. Whether people believe in Santa Claus or not, they continue their traditional Christmas celebration. Christmas or Christmas Day is an annual holiday that marks the traditional birthdate of Jesus of Nazareth. Both children and adults enjoy sending post cards, singing songs, dancing around the Christmas trees and giving each other presents. They all wait for the arrival of Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. He is the world`s best traveller and most popular person!

The amazing unique gifts from WWF are plant a tree, tattoo a Polar Bear, get a turtle rehab, give Panda room to grow, Chilies, Dung and Oil, invest in Gorilla's Paradise, Nature Club for a Child, save a leopard, name and track a turtle. These fun gifts help WWF in their efforts to save the planet! The most suitable Christmas presents?Read more about how it works, and find out how you can buy these gifts.

The Norwegians are still waiting for the snow to fall, especially in Oslo, but anyway the Christmas celebration has started. And of course the Santa Claus has already started to hand out presents. Both in Drøbak and Savalen in Norway, it`s said that the real Santa Claus live. Julenissen, as it`s called in Norway, has achieved international celebrity status. From his home in Drøbak, an idyllic maritime town 30 minutes south of Oslo, he receives visitors from all over the world. Julenissen serves as a symbol of modern Norwegian cultural values, and perhaps this is why he makes such a splendid ambassador for Norway throughout the world.

I was in Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh, city of 1000-year-old temples adorned with all the erotic positions of the Kama Sutra. The temples were rediscovered by a British explorer in the early 19th century after languishing forgotten in the jungle for centuries, and now tourists flock here.

Giant camels as tall as some modern-day elephants lived in the Syrian desert for around hundred thousand years ago. Archaeologists who found the remains of these camels are wondering where they came from and what caused them to die off. It was first discovered last year, but find of more bones this year in the sands about 150 miles north of the capital Damascus in Syria, confirms the sensationally discovery.