Whether you only have a short stop off, or a longer stay, Singapore has many fascinating attractions on offer. Here’s our Top 11 must-see sights in Singapore…
Do you have an extra-special occasion coming up? Whether it’s a honeymoon, a big birthday, or an anniversary, one of the most memorable ways to celebrate a special occasion is to book a trip. Below are our top 7 places to visit to make your celebration unforgettable. Looking for Somewhere Close to Home? Enjoy a
If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, you need to take the right gear to get the most from your travels. Here are some things to consider and some tips on what to pack.
Vast, sprawling, and just a touch chaotic, Tokyo can seem like an overwhelming destination for a first-time visitor. With over 13 million residents to keep busy, you can bet there’s a lot to see and do in the Japanese capital. From history and serenity at Tokyo’s shrines and palaces, to incredible food, bizarre experiences and
St Lucia might be synonymous with gorgeous beaches and lush jungle, but it’s also a wonderfully cultural destination with a fiery Caribbean passion and tasty Creole flavours. Since there’s no better way to connect with a local culture than through its food, here’s a round up of some of the best foodie experiences in St
Singapore’s long history as a seaport, and the diverse mix of people who call the country home, mean that Singapore has a very distinct – and very varied – culture and cuisine. Blending elements and inspiration from Malaysia, China and India the food seems to hail from everywhere. However Peranakan cuisine has become a defining
What to do in the Bay of Plenty? In 1796 Captain James Cook was anchored off the shores of a large bight in the north-east of New Zealand’s North Island. He noted the bountiful supplies of food at the Maori villages along the shores of the bay so named it the Bay of Plenty. With
Train travel always evokes a sense of grandeur and romanticism that just seems to be missing from a flight. If you want a trip where the journey is as much a part of your experience as the destination, a train could be the perfect way to cover plenty of ground at the same time as
New York is a good idea any time of year, but during the winter months this incredible city can get pretty cold. With a little determination and a lot of warm layers, winter in NYC can be an amazing time to visit. Here are ten amazing things to do in NYC this winter to help
Famous for its eco-tourism and stunning wildlife, Costa Rica is a country that should be high on every nature lover’s bucket list. It’s also stunningly diverse! From culture in the capital, to the Caribbean beaches of the east coast, to the lush rain and cloud forests, there’s simply so much to discover. Here’s a one
They say you are ‘over the hill’ once you pass your 40th birthday. If that’s the case then I was skiing down the other side; I was 41 when I learnt to ski. Being in the mountains was the real attraction but I yearned for somewhere without the crowds and queues so although I skied
With so much culture, history, and natural beauty on offer, it’s hard to know where to start in Japan. Here are a few of the must-do experiences to have in this culturally rich, fascinating country… Climb Mount Fuji Probably the most iconic site in all of Japan, Mount Fuji is one of Japan’s three sacred
One of India’s most enticing draws is its rich and varied cuisine. But while there are some country-wide staples, each state and region has something different to offer, so choosing where to visit can be tricky. Below are five of the best food destinations in India. Of course, in such an enormous country, there are
Asia is a huge continent and has many wonderful places for a beach holiday, from timeless locations to man-made wonders. Here are some of the top beach destinations in Asia. Maldives The Maldives has around 1,200 islands, most of which have idyllic white sandy beaches. Set in the Indian Ocean, the islands’ clear waters are
My visit to South Korea in April was timed to coincide with the cherry blossom. When I arrived in Seoul the trees were bare. But there were still plenty of colourful traditions to enjoy. Deoksu Palace has revved a royal tradition, the changing of the guards. This takes place three times daily (except Mondays) when
