Tag: France
Paris, the City of Lights: My Dream Come True
It’s Feb. 14 — Valentine’s Day — and as I board my Air France flight from New York JFK to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, I can’t help but feel a little giddy. I’ve dreamt of this moment for years, but even now, as I settle into my luxurious seat, it feels surreal. Today marks the beginning of a journey to Paris — the city of romance, art, history and dreams. This is no ordinary trip for me; this is the trip, the one I’ve always talked about, the one I’ve longed for and the one finally becoming a reality.
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The World Awaits with Turkish Airlines’ Global Access
Turkish Airlines enjoys the unique position as the airline flying to more countries than any other airline. Its unrivaled global reach is only the beginning of the experience that awaits passengers with Turkish Airlines.
Riviera Rhapsody
Greetings from the beautiful French Riviera! After a brief layover in Zurich, Switzerland, my fiancé and I found ourselves in the enchanting city of Nice, France.
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What Actually Happens If You Get Sick or Hurt on a Cruise?
You’ve booked your cabin, mapped the ports and packed the sunscreen. Hopefully, you also bought some insurance. But have you ever thought about what actually happens if a medical emergency strikes mid-voyage?
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Aug 11, 2015Tiny Tourism: Visiting Micronations
"Micronations are an interesting concept. By definition, micronations are simply an area of land claimed by the owner or residents to not belong to any particular government but their own. They elect leaders and establish their own currencies, national holidays and even postal systems. Most micronations are relatively small and many fail and become defunct. Some are still going, though, and are worth a stop by during your travels..."