Sydney is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world; rich in diversity and culture. The New South Wales City in Australia is home to some spectacular sites and landscapes; offering visitors and residents a range of activities to enjoy throughout the year. The city arches around the harbour, bringing city, sea, beaches and headlands together in a beautiful array of colours and life. (more…)

Darwin is the capital of the Northern Territory in Australia and is located on the northern coast of the large continent.  The area is renowned for its relaxing atmosphere; rich in both nature and indigenous culture. Darwin is the perfect place for exploring this amazing tropical area, and to enjoy the multi-cultural aspect of the north. (more…)

Vietnam is a beautiful country located in Southeast Asia, and has been increasing in popularity in recent years. With an extensive coastline and the majestic Hoang Lien Mountains; Vietnam is home to some spectacular landscapes to be enjoyed. Vietnam is a unique blend of Asian culture and the more modern cities, and offers visitors plenty of sites and activities to do. (more…)

London is not only the capital of England, but also the hub of the business, culture and entertainment centres. Home to numerous concert venues, shopping centres, restaurants, museums and cultural centres; London is both a popular and exciting place to visit. (more…)

Amsterdam is the capital of Holland is a small and charming city built over a series of canals which cover a quarter of the area today.  It is one of the most water-filled cities of the world, and is a popular destination for holiday makers and yachts. (more…)

Dubai is a fantastic place to spend your holidays, and has something to offer everyone. Located only seven hours from London, Dubai is easy to get to and will virtually guarantee year round sunshine. The city is situated between the desert and the Southern Gulf making Dubai a unique place of high contrasts. Modern buildings and shopping centres are abounding in the city, as well as historical Arabic architecture which line the streets. (more…)

No matter what anyone says, New Orelans is the party capital of the US. Bars are open all night, Mardi Gras is a few weeks long, there is - ofcourse - Bourbon Street, and the food is to die for! One thing that is often over looked - the history.

This beautiful city has both Spanish and French influence. These influences are seen in the French Quarter buildings. Piece of trivia: although it is called the French Quarter, the buildings are primarily Spanish. The French owned Louisiana first, then the Spainards gained controlled after the land was transferred to them by Louis XV. In 1803 the United States purchased the land.

This city is considered to be the birth place of Dixieland-style jazz. This music style can be heard my musicians on the street, in shops and billowing out of jazz clubs. Preservation Hall is a very popular place for jazz musicians and have for over a century helped preserve Jazz and the musics history.

The food is a legend all on it’s own. Red Beans & rice are Monday’s staple, fried fish is the special on Friday’s. In between you can dine one what our heart desires: hot benet donuts and cafe au lait coffee, gumbo, jambalaya, stuffed bell peppers as well as the the cuisine of many cultures. New Orleans is home to many active cultures including: Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Creole, Latin, and so many others. The least you can say is that the city is diverse.

Next time you come down south to New Orleans remember not only to party, but to enjoy the cities history.