Itchy Feet Globe Trotting

Is Abu Dhabi in your list of places travel when the Covid-19 pandemic is over? There are a lot of great places to go to when you visit Abu Dhabi. If you think of travelling this part of the largest emirate in the future, here are some of our suggestions:

Emirates Palace
Established in a dazzling natural bay, Emirates Palace is the perfect destination offering a pristine private beach and marina. Emirates Palace is a luxury lodging in Abu Dhabi, and it goes beyond 5-star luxury for its visitors who are mostly royals, dignitaries, and super-rich clientele. The palace is a cross between the Taj Mahal and a fairy tale castle. This 250 acres of coastline resort has become one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks.

The Corniche
The Corniche (or Corniche Road) is part of the horizontal part of the city’s “T” shape and stretches nearly 5 miles along the coast of Dhow Harbour. This popular seaside is lined with some of the city’s most popular hotels, shops and restaurants. This place also provides a wide view of the Persian Gulf and Abu Dhabi’s skyline. Travellers visit the Corniche as it provides access to the city’s beaches where volleyball nets, ice cream shop, free concerts, and blue clear waters are located.

The Empty Quarter
The sand desert, also called The Rub’ al Khali, provides the perfect backdrop for different types of tours as it is the largest uninterrupted sand mass in the world. Whether you want to experience a wild dune buggy ride, a traditional camel trek, safari-style jeep ride, or a birds-eye balloon tour, you will find that there are a lot of things you can do once you go on a desert tour.

If you travel to Paris you want to be sure not to miss any of the popular travel sites of the city. Charming sidewalk cafes, glamorous boutiques, world-class museums, and a fascinating restaurant scene makes Paris a very popular destination. If you are visiting Paris soon, here are our top list of suggestions:

The Louvre

Louvre is the most visited art museum in the world. Starting out as a medieval fortress, it became a gallery for artists to study antiquities and the works of Old Masters in the 1700s. After 230 years, the Louvre has a collection of antiquities that would take you a couple of weeks to fully appreciate.

Eiffel Tower

How could you possibly visit Paris and not visit the Eiffel Tower? This famous landmark was made in 1889, in time for the World’s Fair. The tower stands at 324 metres and was the tallest structure until 2004 when the Millau Viaduct was completed.

If you are visiting Paris for the first time, do not miss the opportunity to visit Eiffel. You can also visit the city’s new landmarks such as the Foundation Louis Vuitton.

Arc de Triomphe

The popular ark standing in the western end of the Champs-Elysees is one of the popular monuments in Paris. Also, it serves as a reminder to the victories and commemorates the war dead of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

reminds the victories and commemorate the war dead of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

Saint-Chapelle

Situated within a maze-like complex of the Palais de la Cite, the Saint-Chapelle has construction period with a span of 10 years up 1248. This structure is one of the most important works Rayonnant Gothic architecture which is popular for its lightness and height which you will see the moment you visit the place.

There is something liberating when you travel on your own and going to a place no one even knows. For some, travelling on your own can be very liberating. It can be very therapeutic and relaxing. Here are some reasons why you should also consider travelling alone:

Alone time is healthy for you

Time spent on your own will give you more time to reflect on the important things when you get back home. Your experiences on the road will give you a wider perspective in life too. While travelling on your own has also its own struggles but they can also make you stronger and will let you appreciate life even more.

You will appreciate the people in your life

As you are far from the people back home, travelling on your own will make you appreciate them even more. Far away and alone, you will be reminded of the great times you had and you will be reminded of how precious every second with them.

Being lonely will make you more creative

Solo travellers are usually forced to find expressive ways to amuse themselves especially if there is no Internet or wi-fi to distract them with. You will be able to start writing again or find yourself drawing what you see.

You can pretend you are a solo explorer

Isn’t it fun to just pretend you are the only tourist in the world and you are discovering new lands by yourself? While you are definitely not the only traveller around, it is still a thrilling fantasy to play on your mind as you travel on your own while on the bus or as you walk up a trail on that mountain.

When you think about beach vacation, perhaps you always imagine popular stunning beach destinations. However, it is worth noting the growing numbers of amazing cities near coastal areas are bringing a wave of excitement to the travel enthusiasts.

So if you love sand and beach with sprawling tall buildings in the backdrop, then take a dip to these beach cities, that may not be as popular as others, but will make your beach moment a whole lot of fun while you drown your stress.

Porto’s Wonderful Promenade

In the north of Portugal you will find the stunning coastline of Costa Verde. Amidst the massive waves of the Atlantic Ocean pounding against the soft sand beaches and rocky headlands are the stylish Praia Do Carneiro.

Pace its long promenade as it winds back toward Porto’s castle walls. There, you might upend your distinct Portuguese state of saudade, sense of yearning for previous glories. Then spend an afternoon or evening on a Port winery stop for wine tasting.

A Relaxing Beach Holiday in Tel Aviv

Take a break in a modern, cosmopolitan city in a traditional country and enjoy its great Mediterranean weather and candid beach culture. Explore the well-renowned big-brand Hilton Beach near the hotel with the same name. And yes, it is full of beautiful people.

You will also love the picturesque views of Gordon and Frishman beaches. But take note, this beautiful places can get crowded pretty easily.

If you crave sand and sea with city background, these beach city destinations should be in your bucket list.

If you are planning a trip to Europe, you may be thinking of popular cities to visit. However, you may want to consider these great under visited cities in Europe that you haven’t thought visiting.

Helsinki, Finland

If you’re up for a quirky adventure, then inform your luxury travel agent you want to fly to the southern capital of Finland. Helsinki is spectacularly entwined with the bays, islands and inlets of the Baltic.

The boulevards and backstreets of this peninsula-perched city are packed with intriguing dining and drinking venues, magnificent architecture and of course ground-breaking design.

Don’t forget to sample Finnish flavours, which you can find all over Helsinki, from creative bistros to historic kauppahalli (covered market) and venerable restaurants. If you’re feeling a bit gastronomically adventurous, you can sample elk, bear, reindeer and other wildlife that find their way onto plates in Helsinki, along with specialities like tar, forest mushrooms and bushels of berries.

Gothenburg, Sweden

Just off the Göta älv river, on the west coast of Sweden, the magnificent Gothenburg (Göteborg) is known worldwide for its canals and blooming boulevards. A gregarious, chilled-out city that’s considerably appealing to both locals and tourists, Gothenburg is a prominent seaport, brimming with theme parks, entertainment venues and jaw-dropping gardens.

You’ll find locals sunbathing beside the canals and tons of neoclassical architecture lining the city’s tram-rattled streets. You’ll be surprised to find that there’s always an interesting social or cultural event going on in this very walkable city.

There’s plenty of things to explore in Gothenburg. Take a set in one of the cosy cafes and feast on the city’s local delicacies, like a delightful almond caramel cake (Toscakaka) or a crisp bread (Knäckebröd). Drop by the city’s major attractions, such as the Liseberg Amusement Park, the Gothenburg Botanical Garden and the Southern Archipelago.

Planning to get married or not, touring the world with your best friend is just a practical idea. Not only will it lessen your stress level, but you will naturally be happier.

There are many great reasons why you should travel with your best friend. First, it will make you happy, you will be able to celebrate your friendship, and it will naturally deepen your connection with that person.

Here are some great places you can share with your BFF:

Thailand

Visit the land of smiles and you will definitely smile with them the whole time. Enjoy its picturesque beaches, and have a great nightlife, and don’t forget to enjoy the different adventures you can do in the country at relatively good prices. Your best friend will definitely enjoy.

Vietnam

The country is rich not just in natural beauty but it is also rich of colonial heritage. Experience the frenzied chaos of the cities while enjoying its delectable cuisine. You and your best friend will have fun as the both of you chronicle the adventures of your vacation in the beautiful country.

Maldives

A great place to go on a honeymoon, but also a great place to enjoy a luxurious vacation with your great buddy. The Maldives offer exotic islands, blue seas, white sandy beaches, healthy and beautiful reefs, and so many different types of watersports. The Maldives has it all if you want to go on and have a party destination or go on a cruise. It is up to you.

Travelling is fun and exploring the new place can be more exciting when you travel with your best friend. These are just a few destination ideas that you should consider on your travel list.