April Edition: The pearl of the orient unveiled
Our avid travellers will be looking forward to our review of this uncharted tropical location set firmly is the serenity of beautiful beaches. Will the location prove to be the next Bali? Let's find out as we get a inside look at this vacation denstination.
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Top 5 Boutique Hotels in Sydney
Sydney is awash with hotels catering to different to budgets and tastes and has a boutique hotel scene that is emerging as one of the best in the world. Small hotels with big personalities, Sydney’s boutique hotels offer service that’s second-to-none, lots of lovely little extras, incredible attention to detail, an intimate atmosphere, and bags of style. Here are the top 5 Boutique hotels ... Read full Blog post
Some of the best natural parks in the US
The natural parks of the United States are very different from what we are used to seeing in the rest of the world and in most travel blogs and travel news. Large, spectacular and complete, without a doubt a very preferred destination for holidays by the Americans. There are 58 National Parks in the U.S. well preserved and operated by the Federal National Park Service. Besides these you can ... Read full Blog post
Global warming: good for winegrowing?
Climate change has silver lining for English vineyards As world leaders grapple with how to tackle climate change in Copenhagen next week, England's winegrowers are embarrassed to admit that global warming is suiting them rather well. This year's crop has been one of the best yet, with a record three million bottles produced -- twice the average production of the past five ... Read full Blog post
Romantic musings at the Country Suites i
I wrote this piece when I woke up this morning on a romantic mode contrary to what Mickael Douglas' Gordon Gekko in Wall Stret said that lunch is no longer for wimps, the advance of mobile communications and the rise of the dot.com fever have taught 24-7 workaholics that its ok to take a break. These days, going out of town is the way to go. Long before everywhere else, there was always ... Read full Blog post
Traveling back to my 2009 trips
Watching travelers in an airport coffee shop while waiting for my flight, I couldn't help but wonder what 2010 has for me when it comes to traveling. Of course, 2009 was a good one. I have covered almost 20,000 miles, visited four countries, and enjoyed several beaches and landmarks. It was my first time to cross the Pacific, expanding my journeys beyond Asia, and to travel during my birthday. Looking ... Read full Blog post
