Cyber cafes and kiosks provide another way to stay connected with the world, or at least your e-mail inbox, from the road. Here are some starting points.

Cybercafes.com contains a database of thousands of Internet cafes in countries around the world. You can search by city or country.

Many airports are now equipped with privately-run computer labs. You are charged a fee depending on what type of resources you need, and how long you need them. Some airport payphones now have phone jacks installed specifically for computer connections, contact the airport directly for more information

Copy centers and printing shops sometimes have computer stations you can rent out that are fully-loaded with all the software programs you'll ever need. Many are even open 24 hours. We recommend Kinko's; visit any of their locations nationwide. Local libraries as well as those on nearby college campuses  are also great resources for Internet access, even in the great outdoors. This Campground Directory has a sizable list of modem-friendly campgrounds, which you can search. Check the Yellow Pages for nearby locations.