Destination: Austral Islands • French Polynesia

A remote and unique experience The archipelago is made of seven islands, five of which are inhabited and four of which are accessible by air. An untouched and mysterious land where white sand beaches clash with the intense blue of the lagoons, the Austral Islands are off the beaten track, offering a memorable and unique experience in The Islands of … Read More

Destination: Taha’a & Raiatea • French Polynesia

Beautiful South Pacific islands Taha’a & Raiatea are two islands which share the same gorgeous lagoon. The coral reef surrounding the two main islands also have a host of smaller “motu” which host two of the finer remote resorts on all the islands. TAHA’A Description coming soon on Taha’a the vanilla island RAIATEA Description coming soon on Taha’a Raiatea French … Read More

Destination: Mo’orea • French Polynesia

Great for families and adventure lovers Mo’orea, just north of the island of Tahiti, is a great option for those who like to stay active. It has the easygoing Polynesian lifestyle, with mountains, jungles, coral reefs with scuba and snorkeling… Mo’orea offers a wealth of things to do. Those with children who need to stay busy, Mo’orea is my first … Read More

Swiss International Air Lines

Swiss remains one of my favorite ways to get to Europe. Though I still have yet to fly a Swiss Long-Haul flight in First Class. With their 777-300 fleet, they have an extremely good Business Class, and offer an extremely pleasant Economy Class. Swiss will begin offering Premium Economy on their long-haul flights starting in 2021. I will be getting … Read More

Destination: Siem Reap / Angkor Wat

There is more to Siem Reap than Angkor Wat There is a bit more charm to this little city than I anticipated, and yes, it has a bit of that party atmosphere and fun nightlife. A pleasant little town to sit back and enjoy the culture and a few good dining venues and great hotels. As with most of Cambodia, … Read More

Destination: Cambodia

After finishing my first journey through Cambodia, I admit I am excited to return. It is one of the more charming countries in Asia. Tourism has undoubtedly taken off in Cambodia but it still remains relatively off the beaten track, compared to Vietnam. This makes steering clear of crowds – unless you’re at Angkor – much simpler, with many remote … Read More

Destination: Phnom Penh

Once known as the ‘Pearl of Asia’, Phnom Penh has worked hard to rise from the ashes of its troubled past, reinventing itself as a bustling cultural capital. As with most of Cambodia, the best season to visit is their dry season, October to the end of February. Most transactions are in the US Dollar. Raffles Hotel Le Royal Wat … Read More

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