Our first impressions of Istanbul? A melting pot of… everything. Istanbul is the only city in the world connected by two continents (Europe and Asia), making it a unique spot where traditions mingle with modern trends and the old blends with the new. Istanbul acts as a bridge between East and West. So, where do …
Read moreEver had to drag yourself to Brussels Airport at the crack of dawn or hop on an early train to catch a flight to your vacay spot? Kinda sucks, doesn’t it? Personally, I always end up feeling awkward and wiped out. To skip out on that tired-out travel vibe and grab your flight without the stress, I went ahead and checked out theHoliday Inn Airport hotel in Diegem for you guys.
Read moreNature had been generous to Ireland, and particularly in West Cork. The wild and unspoiled coastline, the beautiful beaches, mysterious woods and green valleys all look like they’re just made to leave you breathless. And extra bonus: the food is amazing. Think: discovering haute cuisine in a small restaurant in a picturesque coastal town. We …
Read moreOver Tahiti kan ik alleen maar in clichés spreken: paradijselijk, bloedmooi, een bestemming die zo overweldigend mooi is dat de schoonheid ervan je naar adem doet happen. Liefst zou ik iedereen overtuigen om ook eens Tahiti te verkennen. En daarom: ziehier mijn post over Tahiti met 10 dingen die je moet weten over ‘s werelds …
Read moreOnze eerste indruk van Istanbul? Een smeltkroes van van alles en nog wat. Istanbul is de enige stad ter wereld die verdeeld wordt (of beter: verbonden is) door twee continenten: Europa en Azië. Wij bleven er meteen een volle week en hadden heel wat op de planning staan. En eerlijk gezegd: er was zo veel …
Read moreTunisia has always been a popular holiday destination with plenty of beautiful beaches to relax. Although I never say no to a couple of days soaking up the sun, this time discovering the south by 4×4 was on my agenda. It turned out to be a surprisingly beautiful mix of oases, dunes and desert cities. …
Read moreI know. I’ve always said I would never ever go cruising. Because it’s just not me: too big, too crowded, too artificial… But all it needed was just one cruise to have a complete change of heart. We embarked on a Dubai/United Arab Emirates with Costa Cruises: a 7-day cruise filled with Italian flair (our …
Read moreNever heard of Taha’a? No worries, these little islands were a mystery to me as well, until I visited French Polynesia and was lucky enough to spent two days in this little hidden paradise. First thing I’ve learnt is that Taha’a is very well-known among Hollywood stars. And here’s why. Taha’a – and its luxury …
Read moreTignes in the French Alps is famous for being a popular destination for the winter sports enthusiasts who love to push the boundaries of their skiing skills. Tignes is all about skiing and snowboard, and it’s hard to find a better place if you’re into winter sport. My problem: I don’t ski (tried it once, big disaster, don’t ask). …
Read moreEgypt may not have been the most political stable destination lately, but there are still quit a few areas where it’s perfectly save to travel. True, maybe it is advisable not to travel on your own but to book a group travel, enjoy a luxury resort in the Red Sea-area to do some snorkeling and …
Read moreDuring my visit to Tahiti and her islands not a day went by without thinking that yes, this must be paradise. Big cliché, I know, but out all the places I’ve been to, Tahiti tops them all. So, for all you folks out there dreaming of paradise (and who isn’t?), here’s my beginner’s guide to …
Read moreSome people may say that there’s nothing to do in Dubai, apart from shopping. They’re wrong. Dubai focuses big time on tourism and is very much succeeding in being a first class tourist destination. So of course there is plenty to do in Dubai. Yes, it may all be artificial, but that doesn’t mean you …
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