As the world opens-up amidst the Covid 19 pandemic and travel becomes easier, ‘home’ can mean anywhere. The corporate world has learned that employees can be and indeed have been, ultra-productive working remotely, and as such the concept of ‘digital … Read More
Sometimes the universe gives you exactly what you need, just when you need it. That was the case in Greece, when we abandoned our itinerary, and hit the open road. Goodbye schedule, hello freedom! Our 14-day trip to Greece included … Read More
Rumor has it that Cantabria (one of Spain’s northern regions) is one of the greenest and most unique regions in the country. It was pouring when I got there, and I feared I would hardly be able to challenge this … Read More
Commonly referred to as the “Land of fire and ice”, the Ring road of Iceland is a picturesque masterpiece and there is a no better visual interpretation of untouched beauty. As a first time traveller to the country abundant in natural … Read More
Mallorca is the azure gem of the Mediterranian, and it’s highly popular among tourists who like to chill on the beach by day and party by night. During the summer, especially in mid-August, it can get super crowded, but not … Read More
Its symbol is an old tram, but it’s not San Francisco. A huge Jesus Christ statue mirrors itself in the water, but it’s not Rio de Janeiro either. We are talking about Lisbon, capital of Portugal, Europe’s Atlantic terrace. My … Read More
A city break can be a great way to spend a long weekend in Europe. The more popular major cities are often crowded with tourist traffic, and are so well known as to be clichéd. However, Europe sports some less-well-known … Read More
Close your eyes and dream of France: what you see is Aveyron. This region in southern France is a mosaic of valleys and old towns where you can still smell food in a lively street market and enjoy a buttery … Read More
Sarajevo is a beautiful town, even more beautiful if you enjoy it from on high! Here is a list of my eight favourite panoramic viewpoints. Among them, some could be considered quite touristic, while others are very unconventional, but all … Read More