Category: TCC News

Eastern Canada Chapter Coordinator Rick Shaver reports that the Travelers’ Century Club was profiled in a November 2015 article tha appeared in Travel Industry Today, a Canadian-based electronic journal for travel professionals. The article describes typical TCC members as “Uber Travellers” who are ambitious, organized and proactive in their quest to add more countries and…

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As of 2012, members must go to the TCC Forum to access the TCC Info Files. The Forum requires a user name and password to log in. TCC will continue to mail the Info Files to those who have paid the additional $10 ($75 domestic and $85 international). Back issues of the Info Files are…

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Our congratulations to those Club members who have reached higher levels of countries visited. Well traveled! Diamond Members (300 or more countries) Mr. Patrick Maselis Roeselare, Belgium Mr. William B. Mason, Jr. Memphis, TN Platinum Members (250 or more countries) Mr. Jack Wheeler Alexandria, VA Gold Members (200 or more countries) Ms. Alla T. Campbell…

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The Travelers’ Century Club is pleased to welcome the following new members to the club: Altwasser, Dr. Stefan Ballard, Ms. Nancy Balser, Mr. Harry Beebe, Ms. Karin D. Campbell, Mr. Edward Deeks, Mr. Donald Dreizler, Mr. Carl Ernesaks, Ms. Silvia Fuller, Mr. Ed Fuller, Mrs. Michela Kiley, Ms. Cathy Morgan Klein, Mr. Volker Machin, Mr.…

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As of 2012, members must go to the TCC Forum to access the TCC Info Files. The Forum requires a user name and password to log in. TCC will continue to mail the Info Files to those who have paid the additional $10 ($75 domestic and $85 international). Back issues of the Info Files are…

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Don Bales reports that seven current TCC members and two guests gathered in Sydney, Australia, on Aug. 23 to initiate a possible future Australia Chapter of the Travelers’ Century Club. The group enjoyed an informal lunch at the Graze restaurant in the Museum of Contemporary Arts at Circular Quay, with a wonderful view of the…

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Former TCC President Pam Barrus has just spent three weeks in the UK hiking the 184-mile (“It was way more than that!”) Thames Path from its source near Kemble in Gloucestershire out to the Barrier east of Greenwich. Always following alongside the River Thames, the path meanders past some 2,000 years of history from ancient…

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