Jeju Island is a fantastic place to explore South Korea without the hustle-bustle of its big cities. This is where you get to stay close to nature and enjoy a tranquil atmosphere. Jeju is the largest island off the Korean Peninsula. It boasts white sand beaches, waterfalls, lush nature, and a breathtaking panorama. It’s no…
Hong Kong is one rare glass-and-steel city of our times; over 70% of the city is lush country parks and mountains. The captivating and culture-rich city is home to world-class food, historical and cultural gems, dizzying markets, picturesque hikes, and beautiful beaches. However, the vertical city is most known for its iconic, skyscraper-filled skyline and…
Hiroshima is like a phoenix that has risen from the ashes of the horrors of World War II. The historic city overlooking the Hiroshima Bay and the Seto Inland Sea is a fascinating destination. Today, Hiroshima is the city of peace, with its wide, leafy boulevards dispelling any darkness that you might expect from it. Moreover,…
‘Heaven on earth’ Hangzhou straddling the Qiantang River has the repute of being China’s most romantic city, and why not? The city is most known for the lush forests-fringed dreamy West Lake and its willow-lined banks and the mist-swathed hills. However, Hangzhou is also famous for its shíkùmén (stone-gate) architecture, quiet, serene temples, and ornate and…
The glittering maritime city of Guangzhou, formerly Canton, is also one of China’s wealthiest cities. The dazzling city straddles the lovely waters of the Pearl River and is a heady mix of old-world China and its 21st-century variant. Guangzhou is best known for being home to some of the world’s most skyscrapers and its delicious…
When you think of Fukuoka, Hakata Ramen should come to mind. The dish and the city’s culinary scene are indeed what make Fukuoka so popular. But this beautiful city won’t only please your belly. This is where you can carve out the most beautiful memories of your life. Fukuoka boasts unique culture, diversity, and world-class…
Not our first time in Japan but we’re now in one of the best cities and one of our favorites! It’s Chiba, this city that stretches along the coast owning breathtaking beaches and lovely natural sights. We love destinations where we can go sightseeing, but we love the mix between nature and amusement more. So,…
Beijing is not only China’s capital, but it’s also its cultural powerhouse. It went from being a timeworn walled city to a thriving megalopolis in less than 100 years. Having been ruled by three dynasties, the city has some jaw-dropping architectural wonders. Think the Great Wall, Temple of Heaven, Forbidden City, and even Buddhist monasteries.…
Trust us; Tokyo is one of those cities that you absolutely have to visit at least once (or maybe twice) in your life. It has so many iconic landmarks and attractions to visit, and we’re not surprised if you don’t want to go back home after spending a few days here. But we’re here not…
Tokyo is a busy capital with a wide variety of interesting things to do. The enchanting city at the head of Tokyo Bay, Japan boasts a mix of traditional and ultramodern nuances, from historic temples to neon-lit skyscrapers. Amidst all of these, you’ll find awesome yet cheap hotels in Tokyo. Tourists come in from every…
Hong Kong is one of the most visited cities globally, given its culture, business, and attractions. As one of the world’s most important commercial ports and financial centers, Hong Kong also topped the 2019 rankings of the most expensive cities to live in. Predictably, accommodation doesn’t come cheap here. However, if you know where to…
Visiting the dazzling, dynamic Tokyo is a multisensory experience. The capital of Japan is famous for its striking skyline, pop culture, historic attractions, and gardens blossoming with cherry blossom trees. Tokyo is also known for its capsule hotels, which is a concept that developed in Japan but is now found everywhere. The unique accommodation originally…
Good food is what defines spirited Osaka on the island of Honshu in Japan. In fact, this foodie city has an unofficial motto ‘Eat till you drop.’ Apart from this lip-smacking cuisine, Osaka is also known for the 16th-century Osaka Castle and the Sumiyoshi-Taisha, one of Japan’s oldest shrines. However, Osaka is also known for…
With its ancient Buddhist temples, traditional teahouses, and one of the world’s most unique forests, it’s no wonder that Kyoto is known as Japan’s spiritual heart. At the same time, the city is crazy ahead in its tech game, like the mixed-reality experience at Kenninji, Japan’s oldest Zen temple. So, it’s no wonder that the…
The capital of Japan Tokyo is one dazzling, kaleidoscopic experience. Centuries-old history, cherry blossoms, traditional architecture, and modern structures – Tokyo is all this, and so much more. Also, it’s Japan’s original mega-city and economic nerve center. Moreover, Tokyo is also one of the most business-friendly cities in the world. Business hotels in Tokyo have…
Over the years, South Korea has successfully become one of the world’s leading business and entertainment centers. Home to the famous K-pop, and tech giants like Samsung, it’s no wonder that business travelers flock to the nation’s capital, Seoul. With so many business prospects, we often find ourselves on a business trip to this bustling…
Our first-hand business trip to Kyoto was a remarkable blend of efficiency and cultural immersion. Kyoto’s allure lies in its seamless fusion of modernity and tradition. We found a plethora of business hotels in Kyoto, each offering a unique charm and impeccable service. The city’s public transportation, including buses and trains, was a revelation, whisking…
Hong Kong is a melting pot of people and cultures, with centuries-old temples and modern skyscrapers mingling throughout the city. In this harbor city, business opportunities are also in abundance. The combination of banking services, tourism, and trading is why business people swarm Hong Kong. That’s why business hotels in Hong Kong are scattered all…