24 Hours In Amman: A Stopover in Jordan
If you happen to find yourself in Amman with only a day to explore, here is a tight schedule that packs in as much as you can see of this […]
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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 […]
Finding Treasure At Dubai Gold Souk (it isn’t hard)
They say the best things in life are free, but not in Dubai. However, If you’re prepared to hunt around and negotiate there are some screaming bargains to be found […]
10 Surprising Things You Didn’t Know About Istanbul
There is no such thing as “Istanbul Belly” so feel free to readily tuck into all the local cuisine and brush your teeth with tap water with peace of mind […]
Holland – Porcelain and Antiques in Delft
For lovers of European art and antiques – here is some of the information I wrote for an article in International Living Magazine. The town of Delft in South Holland, […]
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 […]
FRANCE – The Beautiful Village of Eze
It’s hard to believe that a perfectly preserved medieval village is only a 30 minute bus ride from Monaco or Nice. Yet here it is: tiny, ancient, picturesque Eze sits on a […]
5 Things You’ll Just Love About Tokyo
We all know that Tokyo has excellent sushi and efficient trains but not everyone knows about these delightful surprises, check them out whilst visiting Japan’s 24-hour capital city. 1) Washlet […]
Singapore’s New Farmer’s Market, Pasarbella.
As long as you aren’t expecting a traditional farmer’s market, Singapore’s brand new Pasarbella can be an enjoyable dining and shopping experience. Pasarbella (pasar meaning market in Malay and bella Italian […]
Funny Engrish in Singapore and Japan
As an English speaking country, you wouldn’t expect much Engrish in Singapore. I have to hand it to them, the plethora of public notices (mainly warnings of impending fines) are […]
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