As National Geographic suggests, Lan Ha Bay is one of the 20 trending destinations for international travelers in 2020. Luckily, I got to admire this beauty on the Orchid Classic cruise and unwind in the tranquility here (sponsored content)
I am drawn to cruising because I can go into the communities on an excursion or on my own. I recently cruised on Norwegian Cruise
On a lovely day, I visited Vung Tau, Vietnam, with my friend Sharon Wenzel. We were sailing on the Norwegian Jewel, and seeing this quiet
I’m not usually a fan of glitzy resorts but this one is so over the top it deserves some attention. However, in the interests of
In the final blog in this series on the city of Hanoi, Vietnam, a look at three interesting attractions and activities that reflect the local
There is always something going on in Hanoi and it’s often happening right there on the street where you’re walking. If you’re a first-time visitor
In my second blog in this series, I’m featuring some of Hanoi’s grand old buildings. Hanoi Presidential Palace (below and title picture) was designed by
Hanoi is a most beguiling city. Densely populated and heavily trafficked – an estimated five million motorbikes among a population of seven million people –
The Mekong River forms the heart of Asia’s ‘rice bowl’ and the world’s largest inland fishery. It winds some 4,500 kilometres from the Tibetan plateau
I love the atmosphere of the floating markets of Asia, although I recognise that they’re not everyone’s cup of tea. A boat ride along the
As National Geographic suggests, Lan Ha Bay is one of the 20 trending destinations for international travelers in 2020. Luckily, I got to admire this beauty on the Orchid Classic cruise and unwind in the tranquility here (sponsored content)
I am drawn to cruising because I can go into the communities on an excursion or on my own. I
On a lovely day, I visited Vung Tau, Vietnam, with my friend Sharon Wenzel. We were sailing on the Norwegian
I’m not usually a fan of glitzy resorts but this one is so over the top it deserves some attention.
In the final blog in this series on the city of Hanoi, Vietnam, a look at three interesting attractions and
There is always something going on in Hanoi and it’s often happening right there on the street where you’re walking.
In my second blog in this series, I’m featuring some of Hanoi’s grand old buildings. Hanoi Presidential Palace (below and
Hanoi is a most beguiling city. Densely populated and heavily trafficked – an estimated five million motorbikes among a population
The Mekong River forms the heart of Asia’s ‘rice bowl’ and the world’s largest inland fishery. It winds some 4,500
I love the atmosphere of the floating markets of Asia, although I recognise that they’re not everyone’s cup of tea.