Highlights of Berlin (Part II)
In Berlin, the historic capital of Germany and its largest city of 3.5 million people, you’ll never run out of places to discover and explore. Our guided walking tour goes through the cityscape of
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Highlights of Berlin
When the victorious German National Soccer team returned to Berlin on 15 July 2014 from Brazil with the 2014 FIFA (`Federation Internationale de Football Association`) World Cup trophy more than half a million crowd
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The Cotswolds, England’s prettiest countryside
Having been to London so many times we consider ourselves as English die-hard tourists never getting tired returning to this one of the world’s leading global cities. However, on our most recent trip we
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United Arab Emirates (UAE) Experience
Alpine skiing is a winter sport but not in the Middle Eastern country of the United Arab Emirates where you can ski downhill any season of the year regardless of soaring temperatures and extreme
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Oman, the “Land of 1,000 Forts, Towers and Castles”
Where in the world can a friendly traffic cop write you a ticket for driving a dirty car? Only in Muscat, the capital city of Oman in the Middle East. Believe it or not,
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Asessippi, premier alpine ski resort of Manitoba
For several years now we have been going places with our passports and visas. For a change especially this winter let’s get rid of them and use our Manitoba driver licenses instead! At this
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Copenhagen, world’s most liveable city
In Copenhagen, Denmark you’ll never run out of places to discover and explore quickly and safely. It is a city for everyone! A quality of life survey conducted by the British lifestyle magazine, the
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The Oberammergau Experience
The quaint Bavarian Alps village of Oberammergau is world famous for three things – its production of the once-a-decade Passion Play, its 500 year-old handicraft of wood carving and the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty
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Jamaica, the “land of rivers and springs”
Originally “Xayamaca” meaning “land of rivers and springs” in Arawak Indian language, the island cOuntry of Jamaica is the fifth largest in the Caribbean with an area of 10,990 sq. kms. 4,240 sq. mi)
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