Beer Boozing in Prague: Sampling Some Czech Brews
Prague has a wide choice of great bars, pubs and restaurants where you can sample some excellent Czech beer. When you visit the Czech capital, remember that there is a lot than just…
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Author: Koen
Luxor, Egypt: Visiting the Sights of Ancient Thebes
Due to its large concentration of awe-inspiring archaeological sites, Luxor is one of the main tourist destinations of Egypt. In the times of Ancient Egypt, Luxor was known as the city of Thebes…
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Low-Cost Travel to Norway: Oslo on the Cheap
Although a visit to Oslo can be expensive, there are some ways to control your expenditures and to make a low-cost trip possible. Norway is generally an expensive country with high prices for…
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Review: Aegean Airlines Domestic Flight Rhodes to Athens
Taking a domestic flight on airlines such as Aegean Airlines or its main competitor Sky Express can be a fast and convenient way to travel around Greece…
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2022: My Travel Year in Review
The travel year of 2022 turned out to be highly eventful and fun – and I do hope I can look forward to a similar number of great adventures in 2023…
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Review: RegioJet Train Olomouc to Prague
I was pleasantly surprised travelling by train with RegioJet. This private Czech railway company runs a reliable operation with train services to different…
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Report: China to Cut Quarantine, Reopen for Tourism
China will cut it’s mandatory quarantine on arrival for foreign visitors and will reopen for tourism according to newspaper reports…
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Dakar: A Short Guide to Senegal’s Lively Capital
Dakar is a dynamic, vibrant and culturally rich city that offers something for everyone. Whether you’re interested in history, music, or simply soaking up the local culture…
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TAROM Switches to Buy-on-Board Service
Romanian national airline TAROM will cease serving complimentary drinks and food and introduce a buy-on-board service for economy class passengers in 2023…
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A Tribute to Mariupol: Memories of a Pre-War Visit
I have struggled for a while thinking how I would write down my experiences visiting Mariupol just a month before the Russian invasion. It is estimated that tens of thousands of innocent civilians have been killed…
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