The anti-cliché rule: choose a setting that does the work The quickest way to dodge Valentine’s theatre is to let the landscape lead. In February, that means cool mountain air in Oman, dry-season safari glamour in Sri Lanka, powder silence in Japan, and islands where you hear more water than people. Best time to go […]
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Extend Your Journey from Doha to France, Europe If you are flying with Qatar Airways, especially from Singapore or Malaysia, Doha becomes more than a stop. It can be your starting point for a European escape. From desert dunes and souqs, you could continue your journey to the French Riviera, exploring places like Nice, Monaco
What to do in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Few cities in the world have the electricity of Rio de Janeiro. Brazil’s most iconic city blends natural beauty with infectious culture in a way that makes every day feel like a celebration. From the moment you step onto Copacabana or Ipanema Beach, you’ll feel the rhythm
Planning your vacation for next year already? With the Singapore public holidays 2026 and Singapore school holidays 2026 offering well-timed breaks, you get lots of chances to turn your Singapore long weekend to memorable trips. Make the most out of your vacation and check out these travel ideas! Mark Your Calendar with Singapore Public Holidays
What is Alaska known for? Get to know the 49th state with these 49 fun facts about Alaska that you can share with your friends, use to enhance your school report, or just to give you a leg up on trivia night. Top Alaska facts 1. Alaska has some of the tallest mountains in the
You’ve probably heard of Stockholm syndrome. But what the heck is Helsinki syndrome? An impressive skyline – but what’s the syndrome? | Tapio Haaja “Helsinki syndrome” is a term you’ll sometimes hear in films, online discussions or crime stories. Usually describing a situation where someone seems strangely sympathetic toward a person who has power over
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It’s a great day to be a cat lover in Japan. On January 7, a calico cat named Yontama was officially appointed stationmaster at Kishi Station, following a small but heartfelt ceremony attended by railway staff, local fans and longtime followers of the line’s feline crew. A medal engraved with her new title was gently
