Survive & Thrive in Korea
Montreal in the Summer may be the best time to visit the city. I know what you’re thinking: why travel thousands of miles for a Canadian vacation when you’ve got all of Asia at your doorstep? Basically, I needed a change of scenery. And not only does Montreal offer a unique experience in North America but […]
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I didn’t know what to expect from Ho Chi Minh. When I gave the city any thought at all my mind pictured bowls of spicy noodle goodness, maze like streets of ramshackle huts along the Mekong Delta amid towering buildings of glass and steel. I thought of tourists timidly trying to cross roadways full of […]
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Jose Martin Havana Airport The flight from Fort Lauderdale into Havana lasts about as long as an episode and a half of Blackish. I flew JetBlue which reasonably offers spacious seating without an unreasonable price tag. When you land at Josi Martin Airport the first order of business is to get through immigration. A series of […]
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10 tips to plan your trip to Cuba For years world travelers have been able to visit Cuba without worry. Not so for Americans. For us, our ability to travel relatively freely to Cuba has only been allowed since December 2015 when then President Obama lifted the travel restrictions to the tropical island. Now, the […]
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1. Grand Hyatt Seoul Ice Skating Rink (그랜드하얏트 서울 아이스링크) I haven’t done this in years, but the last time I did I had a blast. You can rent skates as well as partake in delicious Christmas drinks and snacks. I should mention there’s usually a skating rink downtown near city hall at Seoul Plaza, but […]
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Ulsan. Summers in Korea can make a hot, sweaty mess out of the best of us. Luckily, Korea has its fair share of beaches to cool off those sweaty pits and escape the sweltering heat. The beaches of Busan and Gangwon province are among the best known in the peninsula. However, there are some […]
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