2020 has not gone to plan. Of course, we would love to be abroad collecting more stamps inside our passport. But the silver lining of not travelling internationally means that we have the opportunity to focus our attention on the beauty of home. The “staycation” has garnered popularity as our freedom of movement was restricted. … Read more
The Hong Kong that you see in the glossy tourism brochures is tetris shaped skyscrapers, electric neon lights blazing from street-level back alleys and scintillating smoke wafting from the kitchens of Michelin star restaurants and corner-block food stalls. Instagram portrays a discord of symmetrical urban perfection and candy-coloured basketball courts. It’s not until you walk … Read more
Don’t underestimate this island country by its size. Singapore, affectionately known as the “Garden City”, certainly holds its weight when it comes to effortlessly blending the old and the new. Old colonial architecture is juxtaposed with futuristic high-rise buildings, a nod towards sustainable urbanism and the sovereign city-state’s signature luxury. Your Singapore itinerary needs to … Read more
Regularly overlooked for its bigger and shinier cousins, Sydney and Melbourne, it’s time to put the spotlight on Queensland’s capital city, Brisbane. With a regular subtropical climate and proximity to golden sand beaches, Brisbane Australia is an ideal destination for those who prefer warmer weather and perhaps a slightly less-crowded city-buzz. Don’t discount the River … Read more
Consistently ranking as one of the most liveable cities in the world, Melbourne’s reputation precedes itself – it hardly requires an introduction. Remnants of its colonial past lingers, high streets feature vintage shops next to the latest gastronomic hotspot and the city plays host to world famous events including the Australian Open in January to … Read more
The epitome of the Australian beach lifestyle, Byron Bay is the ultimate seaside destination on many a backpacker’s bucket list. Sitting on the most easterly point of Australia, the coastal idyll has carved out a reputation as being a meeting point for hippies, gypsies and creative souls. It’s where you can catch some waves in … Read more
Move over, Bali. A new tropical paradise has arrived on the scene. The teardrop shaped island, situated 800 kilometres from Manila is fast becoming southeast Asia’s destination of choice. On Siargao island, you’ll find palm trees are more populous than civilians and surfing is practically a religion. The dark smooth skin of the locals denotes … Read more
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