The Bad, the Worse and the Very Ugly: Europe’s Top 5 Cities to Avoid when Travelling
Some gems are best left hidden. Read more
Top 5 Off-the-Beaten Track Asian Destinations to Visit
Asia is, arguably, the world’s most diverse continent. From Hinduism in Nepal to Shinto and Buddhism in Japan, you can discover the diversity of Asia with cheap flights now connecting its many cities and countries. Visiting some off-the-beaten path places in Asia carries indisputable advantages, such as fewer crowds. Read more
Fall for Munich: Exploring the Creative Edge of Bavaria’s First City in one Autumn Weekend
What sticks out about Munich are the often adjoining imperious and laid-back, classical and borderline gritty, in what has long been taken to be the country’s conservative stronghold. Read more
REVIEW: Hotel L’Ermitage, Tallinn, Estonia
L’Ermitage Hotel Tallinn is a sleek, centrally located hotel with excellent on-site dining, 24/7 reception, buffet breakfast, and a friendly personal touch. Read more
Winning with Wine: a Wine-Lover’s Guide to the World’s Best Wine Festivals
Red wine, white wine, rose, non-alcoholic, sparkling, and the list goes on. Discover finest wines at the best wine festivals in the world. Read more
Beyond Honshu: Fukuoka, Japan’s Zestful Gateway to Asia
Fukuoka offers a taste of all everything Japan has to give, from shrines to skyscrapers, fantastic dining, bustling nightlife and world-class shopping. Read more
REVIEW: AGORA Fukuoka Hilltop Hotel & Spa, Fukuoka, Japan
The hotel offers serenity, luxury and extreme comfort, not to mention some of the best views over the city. Read more
10 Things to Do in Vilnius, the Best Value Capital of Europe 2017
With Vilnius continuously ranking at the tops of “Europe’s cheapest” and “best value” lists and budget airlines establishing a growing number of direct routes connecting it to other European cities, the floodgates are about to open as increasing numbers of tourists. Read more
Top Things to Do, See and Eat on a 144-hour Visa-Free Stay in Shanghai
Shanghai fuses East and West like no other city on Earth: traditional houses with art deco buildings; cathedrals, synagogues and Buddhist temples with the world’s tallest skyscrapers; cheap street food with Michelin-starred cuisine. Read more
REVIEW: Grand Kempinski Hotel, Shanghai, China
The Grand Kempinski Hotel Shanghai really has it all: state-of-the-art facilities, infinitely elegant and comfortable rooms, varied dining options, first-class service and one of the finest locations in the city. Read more
