Tashkent, Uzbekistan is a city where ancient Silk Road traditions coexist with Soviet history and contemporary ambition. It is filled with centuries old mosques, Russian Orthodox churches, a beautiful Metro system, bustling bazaars, beautiful parks, fantastic museums and delicious cuisine.
Bukhara, a lively city full of diverse culture, history, and architecture located in the flat desert of the central part of the Uzbekistan.
Oslob is one of a handful of places throughout the world popular for swimming with whale sharks and has become one of the most reliable places to see them year-round.
Melbourne is a cosmopolitan city of contrasts—historic streets and alleys and gleaming modern skyscrapers, beautifully landscaped gardens and vibrant street art, world-class coffee and multicultural energy.
Cebu, Philippines offer a diverse array of sights and experiences, including Spanish era churches and buildings, numerous cultural attractions, tropical beaches lined with swaying palms and upscale resorts, fantastic diving and snorkeling, and some of the best cuisine in the Philippines.
Located at the southern tip of Tasmania, Hobart feels like the edge of the world. It’s combination of colonial heritage, beautiful natural surroundings, and creative spirit make it a city that is definitely worth exploring.
Uzbekistan has much to offer, including ancient and modern cities, amazing architecture, incredible sights and museums, beautiful natural scenery, delicious food and friendly people.
I recently visited Christchurch, often referred to as the most English city outside of England, as part of a two week cruise throughout New Zealand and Australia. I was genuinely impressed by this beautiful, progressive and resilient city, the largest on New Zealand’s South Island. Christchurch enchants visitors with its fusion of English elegance, vibrant… Read More »Exploring Christchurch: A City of Nature, Culture, and Renewal
I recently spent two weeks visiting several destinations in the Philippines, the birthplace of my father, and where the local tourism slogan notes that “It’s more Fun in the Philippines.” I can happily attest that the slogan rings true. While there, I traveled to several amazing and beautiful destinations, including Palawan, Boracay, Manila and Cebu.… Read More »Palawan: The Philippines’ Last Ecological Frontier
I recently visited Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, at the beginning of a two week cruise throughout New Zealand and Australia. It was my first time to New Zealand, and I was immediately captivated by this beautiful city, known as the City of Sails. Auckland’s stunning setting is located on the North Island, between two… Read More »Two Days in Auckland – The City of Sails