Venice is like no other city on earth. The boat transfer from the mainland is like a time machine, transporting you to a mysterious, achingly beautiful, Renaissance masterpiece.

Also known as the Emerald City, Seattle is a unique corner of the United States, offering sea to sky landscapes, lush evergreen backdrops and blocks of coffee shops roasting that perfect bean.

Munich city guide: what to see, plus the best bars, hotels and restaurants .

Rome, the Eternal City. In the streets you can hear the chimes of church bells echoing  through historic city streets, transporting you to another time in history. BY  Samantha – Travelling King   Rome is a destination for gourmands, culture and history lovers and couples in love. Rome was the heart of civilisation after being […]

Paris! City of love, art, history, fashion, culture and of course delectable food and wine.  

My London Luxury Travel Guide will help you find the best things to eat, see, and do in the city, while ensuring that you know how to travel the city conveniently and safely.

Miami is a fabulous city for a luxury beach getaway. Here you will find beautiful beaches, excellent restaurants, sizzling nightlife, world-class hotels and a distinct Latin vibe.

LA gives you that feeling that you can be anything you want to be. It’s the place for free spirits, artists, dreamers…  ‘In Los Angeles, Everybody is a Star’.      

It’s no secret that the City of Sin promises a good time, but sorting the sterling from the sleazy can be a daunting task.

  New York City, known as “the City that Never Sleeps”, is one of the world’s most exciting cities and is a perfect city for an Ultimate Weekend Getaway.

Pretty much everyone comes to Aguas Calientes for one reason only: to visit the incredible Inca citadel of Machu Picchu.

The name “Bahamas” comes from Spanish, and it roughly translates to mean “shallow water.”

  There’s one place in the world that always springs to mind when you hear the phrase ‘barefoot luxury’. A picture of paradise, with white sandy beaches stretching into a kaleidoscope of sea and sky blues. Welcome to the Maldives  

Where to go in the Seychelles/With 115 Indian-Ocean-lapped atolls and islets, I argue that you can’t possibly do the country justice by visiting just one island.