Things to do in Paris: sights, accommodation, restaurants and many other tips

Paris has a special place somewhere in my heart. It was one of my first trips that I did when I was a student in Holland and a trip like this can only remain somewhere in a corner of my most loved memories…I discovered Paris on Christmas, I have been to Paris during summer and spring time, but also in the fall… I have strolled at night on the Champs Élysées and I have climbed on the Eiffel tower at day time and at night time…I have enjoyed the poetry of the mornings in front of the Notre Dame, but also the ugly autumn rains on the Seine…So Paris couldn’t have missed from this series of information and tips in order to make your trip to the capital of France cheaper and more pleasant read more…

Things to do in London: sights, accommodation, restaurants and many other tips

Some believe that London is the most beautiful city in Europe. Others say it’s Paris, Rome or Barcelona. One thing’s certain. A lot of those that stepped onto the shores of the Thames came back mesmerized. I admit, I haven’t been to London so many times and I stayed too little to really feel it. I have never reached it in my first travel years, in those romantic years when I used to sleep on the trains, dribble the border officers and every day I was happy to discover a new city. I always found it hard to get the UK visa so I haven’t been to London more than three times and I only took it by foot in one day in 1996…I’m lying, there’s also half of a day in 2006 during an awful rain. All the rests are bits and pieces or various other experiences, but not really walking around and feeling London…maybe I will one day, in’shallah! read more…

Things to do in Barcelona: sights, accommodation, restaurants and many other tips

As of today, I start a new series of articles that will help you find the best solutions for longer or shorter escapades throughout Europe. And the first city I’ve chosen is one of the nicest in Europe… so let’s see which are the things to do in Barcelona ! read more…

Low cost airlines of the World. Today: Air Baltic

I think everyone likes more or less the low-cost airlines. I think the biggest Revolution in travel in the last decade was the boom of the low cost airlines which made worldwide travel more and more affordable. The idea is simple – they cut all the costs they can (as flying into secondary airports), they cut out the perks (like mile-based loyalty programs, although some low costs started these kind of schemes, as well) and charge for services which are not indispensable for just to be carried from X to Y (food, luggage, etc).

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News on the Asian low cost front

If, in Europe, I have not seen dramatic changes in low-cost company offers, instead, in Asia, where low costs have caught on greatly, there continues to be an extraordinary effervescence … “The Final Frontiers”, where low costs have not really reached like Japan and China, seem to falter, long-haul low-costs seem to be taking off, and we can only notice an effervescence which generates small prices across East Asia… So, if you want to visit this part of the continent, here are the main movements.

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