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If you visit Thailand’s National Theatre, you will be impressed by the magnificence of Thai Khon dancing. You might wonder what is involved in preparing for this articulate form of dancing and how every move is choreographed. To learn more […]

Spanning more than 1,00 miles across British Columbia and Alberta, the Canadian Rockies are considered among the most majestic sights in Canada. The breathtaking scenery is dripping with picturesque views highlighted by evergreen trees complemented by various activities like horseback […]

Chocolate is one of the world’s favourite treats. Switzerland is one of the world’s leading chocolate consumers. With a variety of brands and labels, it is also home to the world’s most expensive chocolate. The Swiss are fervent chocolate connoisseurs, […]

Copenhagen has a vibrant atmosphere that blends historic charm with intricate architecture. With a variety of cafés, restaurants, bars, and attractions, the city provides a feast for the eyes and the senses. So which venues must be on your bucket […]

What springs to mind when you think of Thailand? Exotic beaches, stunning picturesque mountains, or delicious spicy food. Well, if that’s all you know, there is more. According to the Tourism Authority of Thailand, over one million tourists visit the […]

On a bright sunny day, as we disembark from a three-hour train journey from Geneva, we are glad to arrive at Switzerland’s trendiest Canton, Zurich. Predominantly German-speaking, Zurich is the centre of commerce and banking for some of the world’s […]

Merely a two-hour drive from Copenhagen lies Billund, located at the heart of the Jutland peninsula. The vibrant town is renowned for its pristine summer beaches, the biggest amusement park, and historic market towns. After all, Jutland is the gateway […]

When the holidays begin, Ontario becomes a winter wonderland. With many things to see and do, the province offers some of the most unique and exciting adventures that are fun for everyone in the family. Even though Canadian winters are […]

L’ Escalade means a lot to the citizens of Geneva; even though it’s not Switzerland’s national day, it symbolizes Swiss nationalism. History has it that on the night of December 12 1602, enemies attempted to attack the city of Geneva, […]

It’s a sweltering summer day in Geneva and I am surrounded by crowds taking the plunge at the shores of Bains des Paquis. From a distance a small yellow taxi boat is ferrying passengers to the next stop around the […]