In my last post I shared my amazing experience in the new Singapore Airlines First Class suites. You can also check my YouTube Channel if you like to see what it is like to sleep in a double bed at 33,000 feet. Today I want to share how I got this First Class flight using Kris …
The sun sets over a maze of little canals and bridges in Zhujiajiao, a cute little water town just a 90 minute metro trip from Shanghai! Go there around sunset to see the sky turn orange above the canals, it’s just marvelous. And try some of the local snacks. I dare you! Wander in the …
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A few days ago a story about a woman who was jailed in Dubai for “having a glass of wine on her flight” went viral. So many people are wondering if they can drink alcohol on their flight to the middle east. First of all there is more to the story than the sensational headline. …
Arriving on Malaysia airlines in Kuala Lumpur and then flying Air Asia? Help! Transiting in KUL can be quite confusing. There are 2 terminals, KLIA1 for regular airlines (Emirates, Malaysia Airlines, …) and KLIA2 for Low Cost airlines (Air Asia, Jetstar, Cebu Pacific and Tiger Air). Getting from KLIA1 to KLIA2 takes quite some time …
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Some new deals to visit Dubai on a budget. Helsinki return to Dubai. 136 Euro (Currency is in NOK) Vilnius return to Dubai. 190 Euro. As always be fast and try different dates as well. Enjoy your cheap flight!
I got some questions about my Instagram shots: you know the typical things, what camera, how many #filters? Well I don’t have a professional camera. For me the OnePlus one is the ideal mobile camera. It still fits in my pocket but the screen is bigger than average which makes it easier to see what …
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I kind of knew that hotel rooms in Japan were small but small is being redefined here. To be honest, the small size of the room is the only down side. As always in Japan, you spot a lot of little functional enhancements, that make you wonder why you don’t have them back home. A …
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