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The New York Times has run travel pieces such as "What to Do in Elena Ferrante's Naples", the books have been published in 39 countries, and the mystery around Ferrante's identity has only fuelled interest in her city.

"Those of us who run travel clinics are very used to seeing people going to developing countries or tropical countries" getting the relevant shots, said Dr. David O. Freedman, a board member at the International Society of Travel Medicine and a professor of medicine and epidemiology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Holidays on the run Travel companies have responded to the increasing popularity of marathon running by organising race packages.

Subsequently he ran travel agencies ERL Associates, in NYC and Georgetown Travel in Connecticut.

Some articles end up on the websites of more conventional media, including USAToday, which runs travel tips produced by Demand Media.

"Every time we go out there looking, we find there are people running travel scams," said Mitchell J. Katz, a spokesman for the Federal Trade Commission, which last month announced its third round of enforcement actions against deceptive travel industry practices since 1997.

So instead of following in his father's footsteps, from the age of 17 Maschler travelled the world and, in an early exhibition of entrepreneurial acumen, made enough money from running travel tours to buy not one, but two homes.

"Brisbane was new to me," said Bianco, who runs travel site TravelTart.com.

With Yahoo Japan already running travel and restaurant bookings services, there's plenty of synergy between the two.

He enjoys trail running, travel to faraway lands, and exotic shrub drinks - preferably all together, though he's not picky.

By encouraging cultural awareness, teaching current affairs and running travel-based initiatives such as student placements abroad will help the right people find the problems they are best able to solve.