Modern-day China is no stranger to luxury. Its urban centres are packed full of glittering high-rise, many of these housing 5-star hotels. And Chengdu, its fourth largest city, with a population of around 20 million people, is no different. It had been over 10 years since I had last visited China (read my top tips … More Ritz-Carlton Chengdu: My comprehensive review
What is the first thing you think of when someone says the word ‘Egypt’ or ‘Cairo’? If it’s the pyramids, you certainly wouldn’t be alone (yes, the pyramids are technically in Giza, but that’s still greater Cairo). After all, they are the only remaining ancient wonder of the world, built 4500 years ago to a … More 7 worthwhile things to see in Cairo that aren’t the pyramids
‘Azerbai-WHAT?’ Tell most people you’ve chosen to holiday in Baku, Azerbaijan, and you’re likely to be met with glazed eyes or, at best, quizzical looks. While it does resonate with a small handful of Eurovision or Formula 1 fans who have seen the city host those respective events, it’s fair to say it is not … More Travel memories: What to see in Baku
If you decide to stay out at the Dead Sea when visiting Jordan, you’ll likely find yourself choosing from the handful of resorts that line the coast at the sea’s northern end. And if you want to truly indulge, you may want to splurge on a few nights at the Kempinski Ishtar Dead Sea, widely … More Hotel review: Kempinski Ishtar Dead Sea
