Alliance fares include: oneworld Explorer: Prices are based on class of travel (Economy, Premium Economy where available, Business, or First) and, uniquely, the number of continents visited, rather than mileage of the overall trip, to keep journey planning as simple and flexible as possible.
Tonight she will be talking about its follow-up M Train, this time heavy with solitude as she charts her artistic discovery across various continents, visiting the graves of her heroes, such as Rimbaud and Plath, and peppered with memories of her late husband Fred Sonic Smithth.
A new study examined languages from around the world and discovered what they say could be a universal word: "Huh?" Researchers traveled to cities and remote villages on five continents, visiting native speakers of 10 very different languages.
But in 1765 the English admiral John Byron (grandfather of poet Lord George Gordon Byron), who was sent by the British Admiralty in search of the supposed southern continent, visited more of the Tuamotus and the southern Gilberts.
In the new year, Mandela got his first taste of the world outside South Africa, when he went on a whirlwind tour of the continent, visiting Tanzania, Algeria, Ethiopa, Ghana Morocco, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Mali and Egypt.
"I went to three continents, I visited 60 companies, but there were no takers," Dr. El-Rashidy said.
It should be a symphony of spices and flowers from the different continents she visited as secretary of state, a bouquet of international ambition, with a moniker to match.
An avid traveler, Coffey has lived on four continents and visited more than 60 countries.
On a continent seldom visited by American presidents, in a country where the last visit by a sitting American president, Jimmy Carter, is considered a historic event, the hope was that Mr. Clinton would erase all their suffering.
The Shokalskiy's destination, 10 days away, was Commonwealth Bay in East Antarctica, a historic part of the continent first visited a century ago by the great British-Australian explorer and scientist Douglas Mawson.
Mr. Nossiter, zigzagging across three continents and visiting vineyard owners, wine consultants, critics and marketers, discovers a conflict between local tradition and the imperatives of international commerce.
