Monet Was There
In a last-minute roster change, I got a London flight in exchange for Muscat. Imagine how happy I was when I realized that I would be able to make it…
Rome-ing Around
Rome is one of those places which however many times you visit, will never ever lose its charm. The last time I went out and took tourist pictures of the…
Photo Essay: Gyeongbokgung Palace
Gyeongbokgung is the largest of the five palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty in Korea. It is closed on Tuesdays, and entrance is free of charge. Nearest station (Seoul Metro)…
Tinipak River
Being a mountainous province, Rizal has an abundance of waterfalls, rivers, and springs. As the population and infrastructure grow in major towns, it’s surprising that there are still pristine ecosystems…
A Whole New (View of the) World
Hello there! Just last week, I had LASIK surgery on both eyes, and I can’t contain my happiness with my newly-acquired ultramegasuper vision. :)) For those who wear glasses or…
Baku, I Heart You
Confession: I had never heard of the country Azerbaijan until about five years ago when we started to operate flights to its capital, Baku. This gem of a country is…
Artsy Fartsy
I’m sure most of us feel paralyzed whenever we don’t have internet connection. Our main forms of communication, jobs, and virtual social lives get impaired whenever we’re not online. Some…
In Nazi Territory
A trip to Berlin is a great opportunity to learn more about the history of World War II. The city was home to Adolf Hitler’s bunker, known as the Führerbunker;…
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