Detour To Sidi Bou Said
To further prove how safe and tourist-friendly Tunis has remained, we booked a long session at the hammam at nearby Palais Bayram this morning. For a Turkish baths, mud scrub, and 30 minute massage, we got a great deal at about 120 dinars per...
Tuned Into Tunis, The Ramadan Edition
This morning was time to say goodbye to Malta. ...And hello to Tunisia via a TunisAir Express flight! Except for myself and Samin, this is everyone's first time in Africa! The recent travel warnings in Tunisia have been minimal at...
Gozo A Gogo
After an hour playing the Game of Thrones at Mdina, we had our cab drivers meet us back at Mdina's city gates from where we drove over another 25 minutes north to the Cirkewwa Ferry Terminal. For about 4.5 euros each, we took the ferry to Malta's...
Landing At King’s Landing: Mdina
After a day exploring Valletta, we woke up early to see the way overrated "The Malta Experience" and nearby Saint Elmo's fort before heading to the Bus Terminal and hiting a 20 minute cab ride to Mdina for 20 euros.Why Mdina? Well, have you seen Game Of...
Valletta, Malta: Winter Ain’t Coming
This morning was time to say goodbye to Ann, Joseph, and Mihaela in Luxembourg: The 6 of us remaining boarded a 10am, 1 hour flight from Luxembourg and had about an hour's layover in Munich before catching our connecting 2 hour flight to...
Keep Calm And ReLuxembourg
After a night in Paris, Ann, Joseph and I woke up at 7am to catch the 7:40am direct train from Paris Gare De L'Est to Luxembourg. Luxembourg boasts to be one of the world's smallest countries covering only 2500 sq km (about the size of Rhode...
One Night In Paris
No, this has nothing to do with the movie (wait, what movie? You've been warned if you have no idea what I'm talking about), and no I'm not trying to be clickbait. This is my returning to a city I haven't been to in over 20 years and digging up the old...
You’re Going To Crave … Italy
You're going to crave starting off your day with the simple combination of espresso and croissants, sadly accepting that the closest you can get to "something different" back home is perhaps a chocolate-almond combination, but never a pistachio-creme...