What to do (and what to skip) in Alicante Province
What to do (and what to skip) in Alicante Province. We just came back from a 3-week trip covering the some of the most popular towns, cities, and inland highlights of Alicante Province. There were …
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From Marina to the Desert: The Best Driving Routes in Dubai
The Best Driving Routes in Dubai Dubai is one of the world’s most exciting cities, a metropolis where some of the highest skyscrapers on the globe meet a land of old civilizations, vast deserts and …
Overcrowded places…and where to go instead
Overcrowded places and where to go instead. Year after year, there are more and more people travelling for pleasure. Most go to the same (predictable) destinations. There are many reasons why popular …
10 things to Do in San Miguel de Allende
What to do in San Miguel de Allende. I was sitting at at a restaurant having Margaritas with my new friend Glenn, when the two women at the table next to us turned to us. “We just arrived in San …
Try 4 Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Nashville Today
Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Nashville. Vacationers love Nashville Tennessee because of its vibrant music scene. This city loves good music with live music almost everywhere. Whether you’re looking for …
Impressions of Ajijic (Mexico)
Impressions of Ajijic. Ajijic was not what I expected. I didn’t expect Ajijic to be so small. It surprised me. You always hear about Ajijic, it’s one of the most popular expat locations in Mexico. You …
The “Tipping Protocol” in Mexico
The “Tipping Protocol” in Mexico. How much to tip in Mexico? And who to tip? As a foreigner visiting Mexico you should know the “tipping protocol” so that you don’t overpay (foreigners often overpay) …
When Iberia won’t pay your compensation claim…
When Iberia won’t pay your compensation claim… Has an airline cancelled your flight or did you experience long delays in reaching your final destination? If the airline is headquartered in the …
Looking back at 2024…and forward to 2025 (and more travel)
Looking back at 2024…and forward to 2025 (and more travel). Writing these year-end posts has been a ritual since I started this blog in 2013. I always say it: I do these year-end posts as much for …