If you’re looking to honeymoon in Hong Kong, the city has an abundance of history, art, culture, and exciting city life. Here are the top 10 honeymoon vacation ideas in Hong Kong. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’ve never been to Japan, these are some reasons why you should go for a trip and see some of the most beautiful sceneries in different Japanese cities.
If you don’t know what pho’ is, its one of the most popular traditional Vietnamese foods in many major cities around the world. Pho’ King specializes in pho’ (as the name suggests of course) and they’ve come up with some unique ads and slogans for their shirts.
There’s a Pho King in Burwood, Sydney. Looks like there’s also one Pho King in Alaxandria, VA.
Noosa represents the best of Australia – sand, sea and sun plus a whole lot more. It is hardly surprising that this is an immensely popular holiday destination found at the mouth of the Noosa River
Just 1.5 hours drive north of Brisbane on the aptly named Sunshine Coast, Noosa captures a wonderful mix of macho activity-based entertainment with rather more sedate creative outpourings from the local artistic community. The end result is a fashionable perhaps even exclusive all year round destination with a long list of ‘to-dos’ that will keep even the most demanding holiday maker occupied. Throw in an outstanding eclectic mix of restaurants and bars and it’s hard not to enjoy Noosa. Read the rest of this entry »
We all see them do it and you’re sure to see a lot more of these poses if your off to Beijing next year. Photos for Asian tourists are just not the same without the usual peace sign.
If you’re planning on seeing more strange people posing in Beijing for the Games, you better get the Beijing Olympics 2008 book.
This is something you’ll see next year on your way to the Beijing Olympics 2008. Make sure you blend in with the crowd while taking photos. Crouch down, butt out, and its all over bend over.
Download a free Beijing Olympics ebook to see more crouching tiger poses.
The world these days is in the grip of a very serious debate; global warming. There is a heightened awareness that humans have a responsibility towards the coming generations and our planet. The need of the time is finding environmentally friendly fuels and energy sources, and taking actions to minimize the damage to the environment from human activities. Read the rest of this entry »
The best way to overcome con artists anywhere in the world is to use common sense. Don’t be afraid to go with your instincts when placed in an odd or even uncomfortable situation. Another solution is to try not to appear so naively “touristy” – that can be difficult in a foreign locale, but casually strolling about in a far-off metropolis with expensive jewelry dangling from your wrist is equivalent to putting a bull’s-eye on your back. Leave the diamond tennis bracelet at home and keep your expensive digital cameras tightly secured. There are plenty of con artists out there who make a living by picking tourists out of a crowd and preying on them with their tried and true methods.
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In America, first-class airline service has little more meaning than a perk for frequent travelers. Sure, the seats are a little more plush and the passenger may have more legroom, but beyond getting seated before other passengers are allowed on the plane a first class ticket in the American skies doesn’t deserve the ‘luxury’ term.
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Asia is a vast continent covering many tropical areas with plentiful sandy beaches. From India to the Philippines to Indonesia, there are so many beaches to choose from that naming a few as “the best” is a difficult task. Selecting the best beach really depends upon personal criteria. For me, I’m considering the natural beauty of the area, pristine qualities, agreeable weather, and sparse crowds. The last qualification is most difficult to find as just about every good beach on the planet has been developed extensively.
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From bustling markets, to monstrous mega malls and buzzing nightlife, Manila will have your heart racing for more! With its blend of American and Spanish influences, and well spoken English, the Filipino locals will surely not disappoint with their accommodating and friendly nature.
It takes a while to get used to Manila but those who persevere will find that it’s a unique city with a lot of personality and character. Let this magical city inspire you with its own sense of charm and energy.
Bellhop Picks:
High-end: InterContinental Manila
Mid-range: Somerset Olympia Makati
Low-range: Garden Plaza Hotel & Suites Manila
Read more about other attractions in our Philippines guide. See what fellow travellers have to say in the Philippines tales section. 
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