One of the last Himalayan kingdoms, the country of Bhutan measures its success according to the happiness of its people or its Gross National Happiness Index. If that, combined with the news of the opening of the Trans Bhutan Trail, has you itching to visit the country, check out Misty Terrace's idea for the perfect…
Living in Los Angeles is a balancing act between the calm and the chaos. While the city has dazzling energy and a fast-paced beat, a crucial aspect of what makes living in California so great is its dedication to zen. As much as I thrive when my calendar is booked and busy, I’ve come to…
International visitors have missed Australia during the pandemic, and with travel returning down under, it’s also an opportunity to connect with the city in new ways. From hosting one of the largest Pride celebrations in the world to its new Indigenous tours over the bridge, return to Sydney and see it from a new perspective.…
The countdown is on, it’s that wonderful time of year again when everything sparkles, the champagne flows, and gifts are exchanged. If you’ve decided to spend your festive season with…
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih on Monday visited and met with the management and staff of the Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC). The President recognised the vital role of…
Do you love music, culture, gastronomy and sport, or just laying back on a stunning beach in the tropical sunshine? If so, Barbados will tick all your checkboxes and then some. This lush tropical island at the southern end of the Caribbean has everything you'd expect from a Caribbean island and then some. If fun-filled…
Sapphire waters and sun-soaked sands beckon travelers to the Bahamas year-round. With warm weather that never fades and an abundance of unique islands to explore, this Caribbean nation located just a short flight from the east coast of the US is a magnet for repeat visitors and last-minute bookers alike. But what is the best…
The best travel advice comes from the people who have done it all before. In this series, we ask well-traveled experts to share their memorable travel experiences. Chef Noor Murad is described as ‘Bahrain-made, New York-trained’ by her mentor and co-author, Yotam Ottolenghi. She has worked in his test kitchen since 2016, and their latest…
Look at Thailand on a map – the country resembles an elephant's head. Stretching for more than 1000 miles (1610km) from Chiang Rai in the north (our Babar's right ear) to Narathiwat in the south (the trunk's end), there's plenty of jungle, road and shoreline for travelers to cover. Fortunately, the country's excellent, integrated transport…
As every skier knows, there’s something more fearsome than even the iciest cliff face: the cost of a ski trip. On everyone's mind is Europe's looming energy crisis this winter, already impacting ski resorts. Expect prices to increase as energy costs surge, along with trimming services like powering down select chair lifts and slowing down chair lifts…