Thanks to our man (who was) in Beijing, Bernt Barstad. And is in the reflection…
Grown-up Travel Guide Daily Photo: Useful information, Beijing, China
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Grown-up Travel Guide Daily Photo: Olympic Stadium, Beijing, China
Thanks to our man (who was) in Beijing, Bernt Barstad
First impressions – a Kiwi in Cambodia
It’s time for the fourth article in our series; to recap we described the experiences of an Englishman in New York for the first time, then a Canadian in San Francisco and An English Lady on the Costa Brava. A number of different authors tell us how it went the first time they visited a city or [...]
Grown-up Travel Guide Daily Photo: No Trumpets, Beijing, China
Keeping Beijing University trumpet free… Thanks to Isak Dahle for the picture (hope I got the location right)
Exploring Vietnam
This is a guest post by David Elliott Vietnam, as any of its inhabitants will tell you, is a lot more than a war, and indeed most of them are too young to remember it. The modern Vietnamese are more interested in the present and future and with building a better society for themselves and their [...]
6 of the best…Ski Resorts in Japan
This is a guest post by Aleisha Ray with additional material by Andy Higgs You may be familiar with Japan as a cultural hub with stunning temples, delicious food, and a rich history, but the land of the rising sun has so much more to offer. When the days get shorter and the air gets cooler, Japan’s [...]
Ho Chi Minh Today: From Small Fishing Village to Today’s Metropolis
This is a guest post by Nekla Hamin Ho Chi Minh (pronounced “hoe chee min”) City is today the largest city in the country of Vietnam. The city itself has a long and fascinating history, from humble beginnings as a quiet village to its various roles as the former capital city of the Republic of Vietnam [...]
Get the best resort rates in Macau
This article was produced in collaboration with Jason Reid Image obtained from Flickr.com under Creative Commons (c) plus45 Macau is also known as the Monte Carlo of the Orient and is one of the few places in the far East where gambling is completely legal. Macau relied heavily on the tourism generated by its fine casino [...]
