Teddy Nee, Correspondent (Travel) When you arrive at Taiwan by flight, Taoyuan may likely be the first place you will set foot on. This is because Taiwan’s largest airport and by far the busiest among all airports is located in the Taoyuan International Airport (formerly known as Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport). Taoyuan comprises two Chinese characters – 桃 (peach) and 園 (garden). Thus, Taoyuan means “garden of peach” since the area used to have […]
Daria Sergeeva, Correspondent (Travel) Spanish islands is a popular destination amongst young people nowadays. Mallorca, Menorca, the Canaries — large groups of people regularly go there for holidays. However, the first time can be an awful disappointment if you don’t know a thing about Spain. The places differ by the ‘quality’ of the seashore, the beach, amount of good cafes and restaurants, shops and, obviously, hotels/ apartments. Some parts of the islands are noisier, filled up […]
Shoko Konno, Correspondent (Travel) Western Ireland has something different in many ways to the East including Dublin — a city that you may explore to find traditional Irish things. Galway is one of the most populous cities located in the west coast in Ireland. The city’s atmosphere is different to the capital of Ireland, Dublin. The city has the nickname Cathair na dTreabh because “14 tribes” of merchant families that led the city in its […]
Teddy Nee, Correspondent (Travel) Taipei City, or known as Taipei, is the capital city of Taiwan. It is located in the southwest of Keelung, a port city in Northern Taiwan. An estimation of about two and half million people lives in Taipei city. Taipei is the center of Taiwan’s politics, economics, and culture. Two airports serve this city; they are Taipei Songshan Airport and Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. Besides, highways, railways, high-speed railways, and […]
Shoko Konno, Correspondent (Travel) Films let us explore a place different from the one you actually live. That can be the reason we love watching films )! Sometimes, you instantly recognise a place from scene of a film you previously watched. Did you know that Wales has been host to hundreds of films? Yes, possibly your favourite film was shot there too! Wales is known as one of the most stunning outdoor film locations […]
Ingrida Kurlinkute, Editor (Travel) Moscow is a city filled with glorious light, wonderful restaurants and bars where it takes vodka to tango. Sparkling lights are glittering on the Moskva River which is a real feast for eyes and, in fact, even the city of Moscow has been named after the Moskva River. The river intersects the heart of the city. During the summer the best way to explore Moscow is by boat which goes […]
Anna Insuasty, Correspondent (Travel) Otavalo is a small city in northern Ecuador that spreads out through a rich and great valley and is hemmed in by a couple of magnificent volcanoes. The Otavalos indigenous community inhabits the city and its surroundings since the days they settled in this land 28.000 years ago and they are widely known for their success in trading activities. They can be found around the world selling the same products […]
Andre Amorim, Correspondent (Travel) A perfect combination of old history and modern industry, Vitoria-Gasteiz has evolved from the ancient town back in 12th century. It is located in the Basque Country in northern Spain between Bilbao and San Sebastian. With several festivities all year round and a lot of places to see, you could never think there’s nothing to do. The main festival, Fiestas de La Blanca, is held in honour to the local religious figure, […]
Shoko Konno, Correspondent (Travel) British Columbia is a province in Canada located along the west coast of the continent. The place is only one to experience a “West Coast Special”, for example, ski and sailing in the same day. Still, it may not click to you but the city is definitely for everyone. There are three cities you have heard before: Vancouver, Victoria and Whistler. Vancouver is an beautiful urban city with Nature. It […]
Federica Romaniello, Correspondent (Travel) The holiday season is a great time to travel, but it certainly is not the cheapest one. If this year you are so lucky as to spend time in Brussels, the historical and refined Belgian capital city, chances are that part of your time will be dedicated to buying souvenirs, presents, and small gifts for friends and relatives. What To Buy Some typical Belgian products include both edible items, and handmade […]
