Bali – A Taste For The Island
ON AN island that’s known for its art, surf, vibe and cuisine, Bali has restaurants that are impressive, relevant and worth seeking out.
Even as the infrastructure sags under the...
Your Smartphone Is Your Travel Concierge
Mobile planners. Outer space. Robot hotels. What else does travel tech hold in store for us? By Basia Chow
Hello, future. Technology has become indispensable in nearly every aspect of...
Norway’s Northern Lights
CRUISING the waters to the north of Norway offers dogs, ice hotels and heavenly lights.
It was a bumpy ride, but a thoroughly enjoyable one. And it helps to have...
Notebook: The Millenial Traveller
As Millenials come into financial success, the business world is acknowledging the advent of the Instant Retail Customer: customers who make impulse buys in bed, at breakfast, even on the...
Many Ways To Roam
Today’s traveller continues to enjoy the benefits of technology, which allows them to operate seamlessly at home and on the road, and enjoy trends that have widened their travel...
The Spirit Of Adventure In Dharamshala
SINCE the borders of many countries have reopened, my mantra has been: Keep Calm and Travel On.
Eat. Love. Travel. Pray. Not necessarily in that order. But a good mix...
Hassles And Scrambles Of Flying
TRAVELLING right now is like stubbing your toe, it hurts like hell, but what can you do.
It is a big decision to travel. You have to weigh the health...
The Singapore Double Take
IT’S been quiet out there.
There are dinosaurs roaming parts of Singapore. Near Changi. Where the planes are lined up like patient pteranodon.
And many are even boarding dusted off Singapore...
Softness Isn’t Weakness
SELF-LOVE has to be the mother of existence.
I had a holiday at home last weekend which consisted of spacing out and a lot of reminiscing about my past travels.
I...
Cycles Of Torture — Tour de France
THE ANNUAL Tour de France grips Europe and a watching world as the drama on wheels pits pumped up cyclists against each other, their inner demons and the elements.
I felt...