Often overshadowed by the more well-known Greek islands, Cyprus offers the visitor discovery, adventure and possibility. Your trip can be slow and relaxing or fast-paced and frenetic. The soulful villages dotting the coast offer a lesson in mindfulness. Time just slows. Antiquities appear in unusual places, calling to the passer-by to stop and reflect. White […]
In recent weeks, who hasn’t dreamed of a holiday to get away from it all? We’ve all indulged in a little armchair travel and for many of us the first destination that wanderlust leads to is Thailand. Fantasy trips will do for now but as soon as conditions allow for safe travel again, we know
Cairns and its environs offer a wealth of experiences on Australia’s east coast. Asian visitors to Australia’s East Coast often descend on Sydney and Melbourne, teeming metropolises of 5 million with fabulous dining, diverse shopping, and endless entertainment. But Cairns, a carefree city of 150,000 in Tropical North Queensland, has much to excite travellers —
The heartbeat of Singapore’s cosmopolitan landscape is its people: the crowd of enthused shoppers marching their way through botanical streets that lead the way to the shopping malls—either in the landmark Marina Bay Sands, or the iconic Orchard Road, home to every gasp-worthy name in the world of opulence. The thumping of stilettos, the crunching
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‘The Wave’, and outdoor art installation by Seoul-based design company D’strict, might be the coolest thing we’ve come across recently. Created by multiple ultra-high-definition screens sprawling across the facade of the SMTown Coez Artium—the largest billboard in South Korea at 80m x 20m— the installation displays hyper-realistic crashing waves that come to life when viewed at the
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Whether virtually strolling gardens in Kyoto or keeping a live stream of Shibuya Crossing open in a tab at all times, Japan is kinda sorta always on our minds—especially as coronavirus cases around the region wane and the prospect of travel opening up becomes more realistic. Last week, Japanese officials approved a plan to remove
New Zealand is among a handful of countries that have so far managed to keep its rates of COVID-19 infections and deaths relatively low. To date, the country has only recorded 1,154 confirmed cases and 21 deaths. However, their success in managing the pandemic has come at a cost for the country’s economy, which relies
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