Recently we made some improvements to the Sosauce Guide. The first thing we did was to make the images of destinations and points of interests bigger and more engaging. Hire Local Guides Various destinations now feature local tour guides you can hire courtesy of OurExplorer.com: Bookmarking We are also introducing a new page in the [...]

In this new series about cultural observations, our expert Sosauce traveler and family man, Howard will be introducing stories about his encounters with interesting people in his travels. This is the fourth and final part of a story about John Kago, a travel guide from Tanzania. Read the third part here. I guess you never [...]

In this new series about cultural observations, our expert Sosauce traveler and family man, Howard will be introducing stories about his encounters with interesting people in his travels. This is the third part of a story about John Kago, a travel guide from Tanzania. Read the second part here. We traveled in Tanzania only by [...]

In this new series about cultural observations, our expert Sosauce traveler and family man, Howard will be introducing stories about his encounters with interesting people in his travels. This is the second part of a story about John Kago, a travel guide from Tanzania. Read the first part here. Before our little propeller plane landed [...]

In this new series about cultural observations, our expert Sosauce traveler and family man, Howard will be introducing stories about his encounters with interesting people in his travels. This first 4-part story is about John Kago, a travel guide from Tanzania. Getting from Nairobi to the Serengeti National Park was truly a process. Five 6-seater [...]

The cold-blooded weapon of mass destruction that helped the Allies win WWII and buttressed the Cold War is now a tourist attraction!? Trinity Site I stumbled upon this site called the Bureau of Atomic Tourism (http://www.atomictourist.com). After spending a few more minutes of digging, I realized people can actually visit atom test sites, namely the [...]

According to an AP article published yesterday, the Arctic ice cap will melt completely within the next 20-30 years. In about 10 years, the Arctic may be considered open sea. This is not the first time anyone has read some article about the Arctic or about environmental destruction. People have been talking and writing about [...]