Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
So my questions is, do Thai people really don’t know? Or they don’t want to tell? Or is it just that they don’t know how to say it in English? Probably I will figure it when I learn to speak Thai fluently. In the meantime I will try to always have battery and internet on my phone.
I always prefer to bring cash with me when I travel and exchange it in loco as it is the most convenient way to get the local currency. But sometimes I just can’t organize in time the shipment of several containers with all the money that I usually need. In these cases I rely on my credit card and I found out that there are significant discrepancies among the exchange rates applied by the Thai banks.
Rising in popularity over the last few years, Taormina is fast becoming Sicily’s favourite destination for tourists and celebrities alike. With its dramatic Italian scenery and gorgeous weather, this quaint town lined with cobble streets – that still have the groves from Caesar’s chariots – has something for everyone. Here are just 6 reasons why…
I often get asked which are the best photography spots in Milan. Here is my shortlist of the most photographed places in town. All of them are free to access and in the city center. Duomo – if you don’t have a photo with Milan’s most popular landmark it’s like you have never been here Terrazzo…
A cool dip in a remote desert pool, surrounded by majestic vistas of the sands of Liwa and an unspoiled landscape as far as the eye can see. I knew I had made the right choice.
Whether you call it Sin City, the City of Lights or simply the Entertainment Capital of the world, there is no denying that Las Vegas, Nevada should be on everyone’s travel bucket list. Of course, with so much choice on what to do during your stay, it can be difficult to narrow down your shortlist. So here are just five of our favourite Las Vegas activities to get you started planning your dream trip to one of the world’s most popular holiday destinations:
Back in the summer of 1996, I vividly remember waiting at the train station when I was told we didn’t get a spot on the train (we were on the waiting list.) I had a mini panic attack. Does this mean we’re going home, I exclaimed!
My father looks down at me and says, “We’re just taking a small detour.”
‘Detour’ was an understatement.
Gently rolling hills, roads lined up with tall cypress trees, mediaeval hilltowns, marble quarries and a gelato shop that has won several world championships… There is so much to see and do in Tuscany.
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I hopped in the first train going in the direction of Lake Como and then googled the stops. This is how I ended up in Varenna , a colorful harbor town right on the shore of the lake.
