An 18th century mansion, loving restored in 2010, now serves as a stunning and tranquil palatial Riad. Entering from the main square of the Medina down a quiet lane brings you to the atmospheric entrance leading into the central patio; here you will be instantly charmed by the small fountain and surrounding palm trees, accompanied by little birds […]
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Chantal and Marc, a Swiss couple on a journey through Morocco 13 years ago, on reaching Taroudant (known as little Marrakech) in South Morocco instantly fell in love with the place. Here, they decided it would be the perfect location for their holiday home, inviting others to see the benefits of the Berber life. Originally composed of 14 bungalows
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‘”Black is the beginning” Inspired by the Zebra’s skin hues, Hotel Karashy’s interior focuses on black and white, attracting all kinds of visitors: couples, business travellers and tourists. Established in 2013 but recently bought by a new management, Hotel Karashy is now setting up a new classy and convenient accommodation in Seoul, South Korea. Klook.com
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We embarked on our first cruise ever this week. Packed our bags, traveled to Miami in order to set sail for a first time amazing experience. For those not already aware, we aren’t cruise people per se. That being said, the cruise experience is quite lovely, and particularly the Fathom cruise by Adonia. It’s a
(Aside from some specific visa and travel details for my fellow Filipinos, this article applies to any nationality!) We don’t claim to be experts on Cuba as we only had a week visiting this beautiful country. However, we wanted to share our experience of British and Filipino traveling to Cuba, as well as useful Cuba
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