ISRAEL: The Best of Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is sort of one part Europe, two parts Middle East with a dash of Africa. Israel’s modern and cosmopolitan capital city is jam-packed with art, design, natural beauty, […]
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Extraordinary London
I’m over Big Ben. How many times can you go on the London Eye or see Westminster Abbey before it gets a bit tired? This month I picked through London’s […]
24 Hours In Amsterdam
The Netherlands is home to many picture perfect cities, Amsterdam being the biggest and the most exciting of them all. It just so happens that Amsterdam is a 20 minute […]
CUBA – The Colours Of Havana
The one thing that comes to mind if you say the name of a place to me is colour. Every country has its own palette in my memory. Morocco is […]
Things to Do In Singapore If You Hate Shopping Malls
Here is my Secret Singapore – the special places that I go to relax, for an amazing lunch, to meditate or to party all weekend in my tropical paradise. This […]
ITALY: Highlights of the Eternal City
These pictures need little introduction as words will never express my love for Italy, if you haven’t been you must see for yourself. Today’s subject is the awe-inspiring city of […]
HONG KONG – Architecture in the Back Streets
I’ve never felt more alive than I do when I walk down the back streets of Hong Kong at daybreak. Really, they are something else. The dilapidated dwellings and crumbling […]
JAPAN: A late Hanami, a lucky fortune, an exceptional teppan-yaki
Hanami 2012 is the latest I’ve ever seen with, most of the Sakura trees in Tokyo in full bloom by mid-April. It’s a cold year and winter seems to be […]
TAIWAN – My complete guide to Taipei
# Updated July 2013 Let me tell you what I love to do in Taipei. For the traveller, Taipei is perfect from the point of view of nightlife, transport, dining, […]
ISRAEL – Love Tel Aviv? The Best and Worst Of A Unique City
There are things that we just adore about fabulous, fun, cosmopolitan Tel Aviv. Of course, there’s also a few things that drive us crazy. Let’s examine how to manage the […]
