Jingling the bells of nostalgia
There are only 15 days until Christmas. However, if you are a dyslexic Mayan you might believe that the World is about to come to an end before then. You will just have to wait until the 21st to find … Read More
Las Vegas Travel Guide: History, Casinos, and Hidden Natural Wonders
Las Vegas, the bustling heart of Nevada, is globally known as Sin City—a title earned thanks to its unabashed dedication to indulgence, high-stakes entertainment, and boundless pleasures. This city, seemingly rising out of the desert in a blaze of neon … Read More
How to get the most out of your conservation volunteering experience
Conservation volunteering can be an amazing experience, especially if you have the chance to volunteer abroad. Holidays are great, I am sure most of us love sitting on a beach with a cocktail, however conservation volunteering holidays offer you the … Read More
Going in circles – roundabouts I have loved in the United Arab Emirates
The topic of traffic and terrible driving is a popular one among expats in Dubai, who like to spend the evening chewing the cud over a glass of wine. And it is little wonder that the habits of some leave … Read More
Back to nature in the Arab world: camping in the UAE mountains
The day started with baking cakes inside oranges and ended with my daughter’s first tooth falling out. Living in Dubai, we felt the need to escape the man-made madness where the only views are from the top of a skyscraper, … Read More
Kreuzberg: in search of Berlin’s soul
What strikes most of the tourists visiting Berlin is its soul, once torn by the negative recent past but now, after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, it’s a lively city constantly in transformation. The most outstanding representative … Read More
The Second Largest Tree in The World for National Geographic
Scientists and botanists call it “the President“. It is a giant sequoia located in the Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park, in California, and is believed to be at least 3000 years old. This tree may not be the tallest … Read More
Spending time visiting and discovering the Royal Palaces of Turin and Piedmont
A tour among the residences of kings and queens in Turin and all over Piedmont: does it not sound as a great idea? I have kept asking myself for a long time why I have never been there so far. … Read More
A giant leap or a small step – crossing the Atlantic
What does the word “home” mean? A house, a home, bricks and mortar? After eight houses in eight years, my home has to be where my family is. Sounds romantic but with a couple of toddlers I can’t say I … Read More