First-hand reporting from places we actually went. No press trips, no sponsors, ever.
This guide is for the person who’s going to the UAE and wants to do Abu Dhabi properly — as a destination in its own right, not as a day trip checkbox.
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Dubai gets written off by people who’ve never been and misunderstood by people who went for a long weekend, walked around the Burj Khalifa, visited a…
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Summer (June to early September) is humid, hot, and the temples lose most of their visual relief in the haze. Avoid if your dates are flexible. The…
Kyoto Travel Guide: Real Costs, Best Time, What to Skip Read More »
Northern Thai food is its own distinct cuisine and Chiang Mai is the best place in the world to eat it. A few things you absolutely must try
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Montenegro as a country is also an interesting place to be right now: EU accession talks are ongoing, the infrastructure has improved noticeably, and the…
Kotor Travel Guide Real Costs, Best Time, What to Skip Read More »
I had Porto filed under “already been everywhere in Portugal” for years before I finally went. Lisbon had the reputation, the Algarve had the postcards,…
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I want to talk about what Medellín is actually like now: what the streets feel like, which barrios are worth your time, why the food scene is underrated…
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It’s also, during peak hours, extremely busy. Managing that is the entire skill of visiting Hoi An well. This guide is about how to do it right.
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I almost skipped Tbilisi. The flight connection was awkward, I had exactly one friend who’d been, and her advice amounted to “just go, you’ll figure…
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Jericoacoara isn’t on any highway. The village sits behind a wall of sand dunes in northeast Brazil, and that’s exactly why it stayed magical while the rest of the Ceará coast got developed. No paved road reaches the town center. No regular cars drive its streets. The last stretch is sand, crossed in an open-air
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