Everyone came out for Summer Streets
I need to take a break from writing about Peru, so it’s time for another New York post. There are many positives and negatives about living in the city. On one hand, the summer can be unbearable with the oppressive heat. On the other hand, there are plenty of free summer activities to choose from, ranging from free movies by the waterfront to free concerts in the park. When we are around on the weekend, we try to make the most of it. Continue reading
Koh Khai, Thailand
It’s really hot here in New York, which makes me wish I was at the beach. So today’s picture of the week will hopefully transport me and you to the beautiful Koh Khai island, Thailand. This tiny piece of paradise is where the blue sky meets the soft sand and crystal clear water. In fact, the water was so transparent, you can see the school of fish mingling with people that wade in the water. On the beach, colorful umbrellas and chairs were set up for tourists to visit for the day.
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Flying over the Andes mountains on the way to Cusco
Cusco is about an hour flight from Lima, but it feels like a completely different world. This historical capital of the Inca Empire is nestled in the valley of the Andes mountains. Flying in, your first glimpse of the city are the red terracotta rooftops. Since this is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site, most of its buildings and plazas date back hundreds of years, there are no high-rises here. Continue reading
Avios points are the mileage currency of British Airways. In my opinion, they are some of the most useful points for booking award tickets. Of course, there are pros and cons of using Avios, and this post will try to cover the optimal conditions and to get the most value out of your Avios, and how.
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Istanbul, Turkey
This picture was taken during our stroll through the spice bazaar in Istanbul. The bustling marketplace was filled with a multitude of stalls selling spices, teas, and a variety of dried goods. As you wander around the ancient corridors, you are taken in by the rich colors of the spices, originating from all over the world. It is easy to see why Istanbul was once the center of the spice trade.
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