Why I Paid $130 For Afternoon Tea At The Sahn Eddar Burj Al Arab
There’s one 7 star hotel in the world. Although it’s self-awarded, the Burj Al Arab in Dubai is a symbol of the excess and reach of the Emirates.
When You Learn, Teach. When You Get, Give. – Maya Angelou
Since my first trip abroad to Vietnam when I was 20, I’ve been learning everything about traveling one flight at time. Tips, tricks, hacks, mistakes. They’re all a part of it. Most I learned from experiencing, some I learned from experts and those who came before me. And some from my fellow travelers. I learned how to travel for cheap. And then cheaper. I learned how to save time planning. Or not plan at all.
This is where I’m trying to do my part to give back and try to inspire a few of you to get out and plan that dream trip you’ve always wanted to do. You never stop learning. This is why I’m still in love with traveling after all these years. Everyday is a chance to encounter something new and experience something different. The world is just so big and it’s always changing. I’m doing my part to just ride this wave.
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There’s one 7 star hotel in the world. Although it’s self-awarded, the Burj Al Arab in Dubai is a symbol of the excess and reach of the Emirates.
At the end of 2020, I’ve made a complete switch to Fuji’s X-System to cut down size and weight on my travels.
Food always taste best when you’re hungry. After hiking to the top of Mount Sinai and waiting for the sun to rise, I’ll add that it tastes even better when you’re not only hungry but cold.
Many of us know of Petra from the scene in “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” where Indy rides through a narrow passageway surrounded by stone only to arrive at an ancient building carved right into the mountains.
It’s no secret that Dubai is a statement of excess and luxury. It is home to the tallest building in the world and the largest mall in the world.
I’ve found that one of the best ways to appreciate the significance of any place is to attach it to a story.
From my personal journal. “When I last looked at the altimeter, it was inching slowly above 3000 ft. Very slowly. I estimate that I’d have another 2-3 minutes to go before we hit 4000 ft.
A while back, I snuck away to St. Gallen, Switzerland, and rented an apartment for sole purpose of sitting down and editing a backlogged catalog of photos and videos.
Once upon a time, I was asked by a client if I could fly to Barcelona to shoot a short film.
The Old Souk is a sprawling maze within the walled Medina of Fes. Remember Aladdin, where he’s running away from those palace guards after stealing an apple.
To be fair, I’m not sure how I ended up Bad Ragaz. And I hadn’t planned on running the length of Liechtenstein.
Prior to my arrival into New Zealand from Australia, I knew three things about New Zealand: 1. They have a lot of sheep.