Destinations

Ah, Paris! The city of love, lights, and – in my experience – torrential downpours.

Straddling the banks of the winding Willamette River, Portland is Oregon’s largest city, being home to roughly half of the state’s entire population.

When destinations rise to iconic status, sometimes their reputation doesn’t match the output.

One of the United States’ most iconic cities, San Francisco is a joy to visit; the Bay Area and Golden Gate Bridge certainly make it beautiful to behold.

The Philippines is an island nation located in the Western Pacific.

When it comes to safety scenes of street muggings and house break-ins are the first to come to mind.

Scattered across the South Pacific, this idyllic island chain is synonymous with turquoise lagoons, lush mountains, and postcard-perfect beaches.

Surrounded by forests, mountains, and shimmering water, this lakeside city feels built for the outdoors.

Located about 85 km southwest from the popular beach resort of Hua Hin, Kui Buri National Park is recognized as being one of the best destinations in Thailand for viewing elephants.

Perched on a dry limestone ridge in southeastern Turkey, this place doesn’t exactly scream “history-changing.

Sweden is known as a land of good design in stark nature – and nowhere is that more recognizable than in its small towns.

It’s unfair, but for some reason, the Costa del Sol has a little bit of a bad reputation.

The largest archipelago on Earth, Indonesia is remarkably made up of over 18,000 islands; as such, there are a plethora of incredible sights to see, with many of its beautiful beaches ranking amongst the best in the world.

Often overlooked in comparison with some of the other countries in southeastern Europe, Serbia and its cities are somewhat of a hidden gem just waiting to be discovered.

The Southwest of the States is home to some of the country’s most iconic natural sights, with the Grand Canyon, Arches National Park, and Monument Valley just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what the region has to offer.