Hotel Travel Guides
My sister Teri and her family lived in northern Sumatra for over 15 years. During my many trips to visit them in Lhokseumawe, Ba
South America is my final travel frontier. I have boldly visited every other continent on the planet except for South America an
Paris, France
Witty Woody Allen revealed a secret once: “As long as you haven’t been kissed during any of those rain
I don’t believe you can ‘bottle’ paradise or stop tourism development. With every government on the planet agg
Even in a world of economic uncertainty penny pinchers should not fear travelling in 2012. Actually there are many compelling re
Last week I discovered some of the best travel photos I have seen in a very long time while surfing online. Thanks to our friend
This week I have been searching for the best places to visit in 2012. The other day I featured top travel destinations that I pe
(Abu Dhabi Photo by Ioan Barbulescu)
Are you planning to travel somewhere new this year? Not sure where to go? Well, you’re in
In the food and beverage business New Year’s Eve is known as ‘amateur’s night’. It is the one evening ea
I never make New Year resolutions, but if I did learning a foreign language would top the list. My parents ‘forced’
Ancient Egypt is still one of my most favourite historical subjects, ever since I visited the mystical ancient lands in the yea
There is something interesting going on in a big, cold (most of the time) country called Russia. Have you ever been there? How
Once Hurricane Rina finishes moving across Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, it is expected to turn east and break apart over w
We’ve all had that nightmare airport experience. The one where you are stuck 20 people deep in an immigration queue, there’
I recently did a blog about the star rating systems used by hotels, the upshot of which is that the scope of these ratings does
Privet! Kak dela? Welcome to all Russian readers! With Russia’s final group game in the Rugby World Cup 2011 against Australi
Star ratings systems exist in a number of industries, none so more prevalent than the hotel industry. Hotels are rated from one
Last week media reports began surfacing that Muammar Gaddafi’s son, ex-footballer Saadi Gaddafi, had fled to Agadez, a dusty,
Stopping for the night by the side of the road, the daylight temperatures of 40°C plus, would quickly plummet to a little abov
If you’re heading to Singapore for the spectacular night race that is the Formula 1 Grand Prix, then you’re in for a treat