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1999 Err
Travel
Archives
Security expert Terry Riley researches the world's most dangerous places so that you don't have to. Find out what the tourism industry doesn't want you to know.
Flying
and Frying
Gadgets for the security-conscious
Criminals
Among Us
Even security experts make good
victims
Bad
Advice
Careful who you listen to online
Mad
Fliers Return
Dr. Riley gets inundated with
reader mail -- again
Millennium
Warning
Feds to travelers: This Y2K thing
is for real
Raging
Skies
My mailbag overflows with missives
Why
I Like Airlines
They'll probably fire me for this!
Fire!
Fire! Fire!
Throw evacuation management to
the wind
Don't
Get Burned
Here's how to survive a hotel
fire
Check-in
Check List
Before I get settled, I check
fire safety and plan my escape
Hot
Hotels
They asked about fire sprinklers,
not lawn sprinklers
Retake
a' Jamaica
Is all-inclusive resort the safest
spot?
Rent-a-Victim
Car rental counter is a dangerous
place
Where's
Fido?
Look out for dognappers on vacation
Parasites
in Paradise
Dr. Terry Riley mixes his own
brand of "criminal repellent"
Air
Rage Advice
What can you do if you find yourself
five miles up with a whacked-out passenger?
Air
Rage Remedies
How to handle the angry
skies
Midair
Mess
What's the deal with nasty passengers?
African
Road Gear
Carjacking problem? Try a scorpion-dispensing
headliner
Preferred
Targets
Why do political terrorists prefer American targets?
Yumpin'
Yemeni
You're outta your mind to visit this place
It's
Crime Time
Summer is when travelers become victims
Dark
Side of Disney
Which theme park is safer -- Anaheim or Orlando?
Aloha to Crime
One island helps visitors cope with the darker elements
Run Like Hell
Leave junior in the car and go
Err Jamaica
Riots and arrests, and you call this normal?
Consider the Source
Don't take travel advice from tourism officials
Read Between Lines
Safe travel can be a matter of interpretation
Calling Clousseau
TV stunt was a boneheaded move
Everything Not Y2-OK
Criminals salivate at the turn of the century
Unfair Warnings
Diplomatic mumbojumbo waters down words
Thai-Died Travel
Its roads are the deadliest in Asia
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