Mark Johanson

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Mark Johanson is the travel editor at the International Business Times. He has traveled to and written about more than 30 nations and territories on every continent except Africa, and lived in the UK, U.S., the Caribbean and New Zealand. He is currently based in Sydney, Australia.

Rhinos Airlifted Upside Down by Helicopters [PHOTOS & VIDEO]

The World Wildlife Fund South Africa recently transported 19 endangered black rhinos in a remarkable airlift operation that's caught the world's imagination.

10 Reasons Why Udaipur, India is the Most Romantic City in the East

Oft called the Venice of the East, this city on the edge of the desert beckons with its luxurious lakefront palaces and bustling art-strewn streets.

Emergency Alert System to Sound off at 2 p.m. EST: What You Need to Know

The Emergency Alert System will sound off at 2 p.m. EST on Nov. 9, interrupting programming in local, cable, and satellite television for thirty seconds.

Alaska Weather: Similar Alaskan Storm Hit Nome in 1974

An epic storm hit Nome, Alaska on Wednesday, but it's not the first time this has happened. In 1974, another Bering Sea storm hit Western Alaska causing millions of dollars of damage.

Madonna’s ‘Give Me All Your Love’ Leaked [FULL TRACK]

The full track of Madonna's Give Me All Your Love leaked online on Tuesday.

After the Arizona soujourn in an £11,000 Harley-Davidson, Prince Harry was back to his wild ways after he was seen partying with a blonde girl in Las Vegas, reported the Daily Star.

Prince Harry invited to ‘Beer Summit’ with Arizona Mayor; Will not ‘Fornicate’

Prince Harry was reportedly warned off fornication with small town American girls by Mayor Ron Henry of Gila Bend, Ariz. Mayor Henry denies such outlandish claims.

Bangkok Flooding 2011: Latest Info on Travel to Thailand

The latest on travel to Thailand during the 2011 Bangkok flooding.

SeaWorld Orlando Announces Largest Ever Expansion

SeaWorld Orlando officials detailed the park's largest ever expansion on Tuesday, including three new parks: TurtleTrek, Freshwater Oasis and Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin.

‘Santa Claus is Coming to Town’ Video: Justin Bieber Gets Claymation Makeover

Justin Bieber gets animated in his new video Santa Claus is Coming to Town, off his Under the Mistletoe album.

Giotto Devil: Found in the Detail of Renaissance Fresco [PHOTOS]

A small devil was discovered in a Giotto fresco in the Basilica of St Franscis in Assisi.

'Where’s Waldo' Movie is Coming Soon; What You Need to Know

The rumors are true! Where's Waldo, the beloved 1980s book series, is getting a big screen makeover as an MGM live-action movie.

‘Discover America’: US Invites Tourists with First-Ever Unified Campaign from Brand USA

Discover the United States of Awesome Possibilities with America's first-ever unified campaign to lure in international tourists from Brand USA.

Lady Gaga EMA 2011 Outfits Made of Paper [PHOTOS]

Lady Gaga sported some out of this world outfits at the 2011 MTV EMAs - all made from paper!

Stranded Mount Everest Tourists Airlifted Out

Thousands of tourists stranded in northeastern Nepal near Mount Everest were airlifted out of the region on Monday.

Who's Really Flying Your Plane?

After Continental Flight 3407 (operated by Colgan Air) crashed in 2009, the U.S. government took a hard look at the aviation industry's regional carriers. But what has changed since then? The answer may surprise you.

Obama’s 101 Top Conservation Projects Revealed in New Report

The U.S. Interior Department released its report identifying 101 high priority conservation projects, part of President Obama's Great Outdoors Initiative

Bangkok Flood: Latest News on Air Service Cutbacks & Travel to Thailand

The latest news isn't good for the airline industry as it cuts back flights to and from Bangkok during the floods.

Thailand Flooding Leaves Bangkok Zoo Safari World Underwater [PHOTOS]

The flooding in Thailand put Bangkok's Safari World underwater on Thursday, forcing officials to find dry ground for several exotic animals.

Mount Everest: Nearly 2,000 Trekkers Stranded in the Mountainous Region

Nearly 2,000 people including trekkers, guides and porters have been stuck in Everest region for five days due to bad weather.

Do a Barrel Roll on Google Now! (But Read this First)

Go to Google and search do a barrel roll. Prepare yourself for a dizzying spin cycle!

Thanksgiving 2011 Travel Forecast: Fewer Travelers, Crowded Planes, Higher Fares

Though there are less people traveling over the 2011 Thanksgiving holiday period, they will experience more crowded planes and higher fares.

Justin Bieber ‘Baby Mama’ has ‘Credible Evidence’

Justin Bieber's alleged baby mama Mariah Yeater claims to have credible evidence to prove that Tristyn Anthony Markhouse Yeater is Bieber's baby.

Creepyworld Haunted House Hanging Deemed an Accident

A 17-year-old girl was found unconscious hanging from a bathtub in St. Louis, Missouri's Creepyworld Haunted House.

Homeland Security Recruits Hotel Guests to Fight Terrorism

The Department of Homeland Security placed PSAs on Hotel TVs across America on Nov. 1, part of its ongoing campaign If you see something, say something.