In Moscow, it is not rare if you see women wearing heels and short skirts walking for miles on cobblestone streets and men parading their Ferrari or Porsche near fancy restaurants. Moscow is filled with millionaires, posh restaurants, cafés and grand historical buildings. With almost 12 million people, Moscow is the largest city in Europe. It takes ... [Read more]
Everyone says Amsterdam is best seen from the water. And it applies to this city with 165 canals. Since the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century, Amsterdam was transformed from a swampy place with wooden houses to a town with gabled brick buildings, squares, and an extensive canal belt (grachtengordel). Hop on one of these five best canal cruises in ... [Read more]
There’s something unique about Charleston SC. Whether you are traveling solo, as a couple or with kids, Charleston is sure to bring pleasure and comfort – it has a way to get us to appreciate the diversity, history and southern hospitality of a destination. Charleston was awarded Travel and Leisure’s World’s Best Awards 2013. For a city to be ... [Read more]
The quick summary If you can depart from Seattle instead of Vancouver, pick that option. Leaving from Vancouver means going through U.S. and Canadian customs multiple times, and unfortunately they aren't equipped to handle the crowds. Better yet, stick to the newer Disney ships sailing to the Caribbean. Planning a Disney Alaska cruise Vancouver is ... [Read more]
The capital city of Japan, Tokyo is a 14-hour flight from New York City, 11 and a half hour flight from Los Angeles and a seven-hour flight from Singapore. If you’re feeling the pull to get to this sprawling metropolis, we have a list of the best things to do and see in Tokyo: 1. Try the food and explore Tsukiji Fish Market According to GoTokyo, the ... [Read more]
