Startling events were unfolding in Nicaragua. Miles away in the US, unsuspecting tourists – myself included – eagerly boarded an American Airlines flight bound to Managua, its capital city.
We were completely oblivious to the fact that we were headed directly into the storm – a fresh brew of civil unrest in Nicaragua.… Continue reading
The High Line is the darling of NYC’s West Side attractions. An urban sky garden with a certain charm that endears her to tourists and New Yorkers alike.
What makes this former freight-line-turned-promenade so special is how she transports urban explorers through nature, art, and ultra-capitalism over the length of her body.… Continue reading
Hudson Yards is indisputably the new epicenter of energy in Manhattan, and the go-to place for relishing some of the best views of NYC.
It is the hottest new neighborhood in Manhattan, dripping with so much appeal that you’ll forget to grumble about the obvious.… Continue reading
Three Mills Island is as unusual as it is fascinating. It is a place where historic London meets modern renaissance.
Its presence is announced by two large quaint mills. It’s easy to imagine that they are time machines – to set your sights on them is to travel to another era.… Continue reading
London’s Barbican Conservatory is an urban oasis. And a very unlikely find. Her glass ceilings sprout from among the area’s harsh Brutalist buildings, like a stubborn beauty among the beasts.
These beastly buildings of the Barbican Centre and Estate are dubbed as “Brutalist wonders” due to their post-war architectural style.… Continue reading
The peace of a quiet holiday can be shattered. Carefully crafted plans can suddenly turn upside down. Nested in the fine print of every travel contract lies a “fluidity” clause. It flags that travel plans are subject to change.… Continue reading
The gift of solo travel is one of the best things a person can give themselves. The benefits are widely touted by folks in the travel community, with the most outstanding being the boost to your personal development. However, there is also a less glamourous side of solo travel that no one talks about.… Continue reading
Thinking about moving to Barbados to live and work remotely? The working from home conversation has certainly heated up! Working remotely in Barbados is now a very real possibility with the launch of the Barbados Welcome Stamp visa program.
The initiative allows folks who have applied and been approved to work remotely from Barbados for up to one year at a time.… Continue reading
Travel to a developing country. And then aspire to travel to yet another one in the following years. Now there’s a savvy Growth move on your part.
Many of us can identify “that” country where we’ve resolutely declared in the past, “I would never step foot in that place.”… Continue reading
Copper Canyon is one of the top natural wonders in Mexico. It is four times as large as the Grand Canyon. You can fly across its spectacular terrain on one of the world’s longest zip lines. Travel along the railway built within its depths, snaking through canyon walls and dramatic landscapes for approximately 400 miles.… Continue reading
