Europe by the Tipple: Seeing the Continent Through Liqueur
If you’re partial to a tipple and like to travel, a themed trip based around tasting all the various liqueurs produced around Europe might be just your thing. It’s a tradition in many European countries to drink a digest if after dinner, a strong liqueur to settle the stomach andContinue Reading
Food, Glorious Food!
Finding something to eat in Orlando is not a difficult task; finding something healthy to eat in Orlando could be slightly trickier! Welcome to the part of the world that puts Man vs Food to shame! Any holiday to Orlando is going to be larger than life, so you willContinue Reading
Getting From Salzburg to Prague
Due to the fantastic rail transport in Europe, most travelers don’t spend all of their time in the same city, or country. They usually want to combine several highlights in Europe in as little time as possible. In Central Europe, popular destinations for a combination with Salzburg are Munich, Prague,Continue Reading
Review: Spajza Restaurant, Ljubljana
I must admit that every so often I tend to get complacent and begin to foolishly believe that I’ve seen it all, but then something keels up to remind me that I have not seen anything yet; on this particular occasion it was one of Ljubljana’s culinary gems. Nestled in anContinue Reading
Salzburg: Practical Advice And Tips
Renowned for its baroque architecture, the birth place of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and the setting for parts of the famous film The Sound of Music, Salzburg has a lot to offer, making you indecisive about where to go, or what to do, so let me give you some practical adviceContinue Reading
Cathay Pacific Named World’s Best Airline
It’s probably the single most expensive item of your trip, so traveling with an airline that looks after you is paramount, and right now there’s no other airline that does this better than Cathay Pacific. Cathay Pacific Airways has once again been awarded World’s Best Airline in Skytrax’s annual awards.Continue Reading
Bogotá: A Haunted Walk On A Rainy Day
To know Bogotá along with its past is very easy, because her past is always present, available to everyone who can truly appreciate it. In its nineteenth-century houses of colonial eaves and balconies is where the neighborhood of La Candelaria hides its ghosts; ghosts that once inhabited hidden courtyards and hallways. Rain bathedContinue Reading
Innsbruck – The Jewel of the Alps
Innsbruck, the jewel of the Alps is truly a gem. Not only for its unforgettable “golden roof” but for its beautiful cobbled streets, churches, and lookout point. Think imperial monuments and contemporary urban design. Olympic records and opulent past splendor. Open to the world and rich in traditions, the TyroleanContinue Reading
Five Travel Trends to Inspire Your Next Getaway
Even the most wide-eyed tourists suffer from the occasional inspiration slump. If you’ve been to Europe, done the South Pacific and know the Caribbean like the back of your hand, use these of-the-moment travel trends to spark a few new ideas. 1. Microadventures are all the rage. Wave goodbye toContinue Reading
Review: Auberge du Pommier
Just a few days before leaving Toronto en route to Colombia, my wife and I visited Auberge du Pommier as an intimate farewell dinner. Living in Hogg’s Hollow we often passed this enchanting restaurant, promising ourselves that we would soon make reservations and try it out. Well, almost a year andContinue Reading