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Always a pleasure to visit From the Bavarian Alps to Berlin’s underground clubs, diverse landscapes and cool culture await here. Tourist Visa for US Citizens: Not required for stays under 90 days. Standard Schengen rules apply on multiple reentries. Part of the EU & ► Schengen Agreement. ► US Department of State Germany Information ► Official Germany website SCHLOSS ELMAU … Read More
An interesting alternative to the crowds of Europe Malta is an island country forming an archipelago in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. Positioned between Sicily and North Africa, the country is the smallest member of the European Union by population, with only half a million people, but also by area, making it the fourth most densely-populated country in the … Read More
One of the most charming small countries in Europe The country’s tulip fields and windmill-dotted landscapes influenced some of the world’s best artists, the Dutch Masters. Tourist Visa for US Citizens: Not required for stays under 90 days. Standard Schengen rules apply on multiple reentries. Part of the EU & ► Schengen Agreement. ► US Department of State Netherlands Information … Read More
Spending time in France is always a pleasure The art, the architecture, the perfect glass of Burgundy. Tourist Visa for US Citizens: Not required for stays under 90 days. Standard Schengen rules apply on multiple reentries. Part of the EU & ► Schengen Agreement. ► US Department of State France Information ► Official France website COMO LE MONTRACHET Côte-d’Or Size: … Read More
The Land of a Thousand Smiles Fascinating culture and art, gorgeous architecture, glorious beaches, five-star hotels and resorts, scintillating nightlife and some of the finest cuisine in Asia – Thailand has it all. Thailand is often called “The Land of Smiles” because the mostly Buddhist people are extremely affable and hospitable. The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, was … Read More
Remote and still rather undiscovered As Bali or Sri Lanka were 40 years ago, Madagascar is still a wild(ish) frontier. With deserts to the south and wet tropical forests to the north. It also has some of the whitest beaches and palest blue Indian Ocean seas. Madagascar is the only African country with lemurs, and is home to 10 species … Read More
Zambia offers travelers some of the world’s best safari opportunities, a glimpse into “real Africa”, and Victoria Falls, one of the World’s Seven Natural Wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Zambia is a diverse nation comprised of myriad tribes, each of which speaks its own language, in addition to one of the seven official languages, including English. The Zambians … Read More
Fantasy Series Setting is Ready for its Close-Up Since joining the EU and appearing in scenes from “Game of Thrones,” Croatia has been basking in the spotlight. Walk along Dubrovnik’s city walls, overlooking the sapphire blue Adriatic. In seaside Split, wander the ancient Roman streets of Diocletian’s Palace, dating to 300 AD. Head to the Istrian Peninsula for more beaches, … Read More
One of the Premiere Cities of the World Over the last 20 years, it feels like I go to Singapore every year or two. And with every visit I am impressed in how the city has changed. Always hot and muggy, but thank goodness it’s clean and very civilized. The transit system is one of the best in the world, … Read More
Thailand’s dizzying capital city is a culinary must-visit – a place where tiny street food stalls and Michelin-starred restaurants both draw a crowd. The main international airport serving the region is BKK Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. Be prepared for a very long transit time if heading into central Bangkok. ► Wikipedia information on BKK Bangkok Suvarnabhumi The best source to check which … Read More
The fantastic capital of South Korea… a vibrant, futuristic megalopolis that is a curious fusion of the ancient and the modern. Past meets present as ornate temples and sprawling palaces contrast with the shining glass and steel office towers of Itaewon and starchitect-designed museums. With 20.5 million residents, Seoul is the world’s second-largest metropolitan area, and in 2010, was designated … Read More
Love it, or Hate it… just avoid going to New York City between July to mid-September. JFK New York John F. Kennedy, LGA New York LaGuardia, EWR Newark pick your poison… all good reasons to fly private. Though LGA has improved a bit. New York City has no lack of excellent hotels. It is a matter of matching your desired … Read More
