A first-timers guide to Hong Kong
In every big city, you need to know what to leave out as well as what the ‘must visit’ places are. Read our
guide to help you plan your trip to Hong Kong.
In every big city, you need to know what to leave out as well as what the ‘must visit’ places are. Read our
guide to help you plan your trip to Hong Kong.
Cocktail making is fun, and its even beter if you have a master mixologist to show you how. Join Paul and Livvy at the Pocket Square at Hyatt Place London City East.
HIghgate Cemetery makes for a wonderful walk in the spring or summer – across Hampstead Heath, and maybe stopping for some liquid refreshment on the way. Read how Paul and Livvy did it.
Zanzibar is a little bit of Africa, always warm and with just enough to see and do for a short break. Find out what Livvy did when she visited.
Whitby is a seaside town in Yorkshire, famous for its association with Bram Stoker and his novel, Dracula, inspired by the abbey ruins. With tea shops and chip shops and a sunny day, you will have a lovely time, as Paul and Livvy found out.
Slovenia is the one that borders on the Adriatic and was part of the former Yugoslavia. It is very green, beautiful and largely undiscovered. Find out more with Livvy’s report.
LIvvy was invited on the Shongololo Express and had a memorable time. Travel back in time with her to enjoy this terrific rail adventure.
The Taj Mahal is India’s most visited attraction. To make sure you make the most of your visit, read Livvy’s top tips.
Mon dieu, this is a fabulous trip if you like gardens and you like art. Paul likes neither, so taking Livvy was a act of love. Although there was probably ice cream and beer involved along the way.
I’ve wanted to go to Halong Bay for most of my adult life. so when the opportunity came, I took it. Fortunately, I was able to go with someone who I know would appreciate it as much as me. Read Livvy’s account.
The first time, it’s Times Square, Macy’s, Central Park, Empire State Building; the second time you are more circumspect. Here’s what Paul and Livvy did.
Nicaragua is somewhere in Central America that produces coffee. Livvy found out it is so much more.