Sydney is easily one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. This vibrant city is known for its mesmerizing beaches, the iconic Opera House, and amazing zoos. It’s not surprising that there are plenty of accommodation options in the city, including those near the airport. Staying near the airport is convenient, as you…
Bali is such a popular global destination that many people mistake it for a country. It’s actually part of Indonesia, and the island’s Ngurah Rai International Airport is among the busiest ones in the country. We just returned from the island, and though it hasn’t been long, we’re already missing it. The temples are nothing…
Cork is Ireland’s second city, some even consider it the ‘real capital’ of Eire. Local pubs and restaurants are plentiful on every corner, almost all of which have live music that really makes the atmosphere even more lively. This liberal city sits on an island on the Lee River, with major Gregorian avenues and 17th-century…
Edinburgh is one of the popular travel destinations in Europe. Once we reached the city, we were overwhelmed by the medieval vibes this city is characterized by. It’s a city you’ll love to walk on its streets and discover everything yourself. However, sometimes we just have to stay near the airport as much as possible…
Tel Aviv is a city that blends different amusements and tourist attractions into one city. It’s a nice beach city where you can find hundreds of hotels overlooking the beach. On the other side, the nightlife there never stops. If you’re more into arts and galleries, there is always something there to check out. We…
Having an overlay in Sydney and looking for the cheapest hotels near Sydney Airport? Lucky for you, there are plenty of accommodation options only minutes away from the airport. Staying in one of them means you don’t have to go to the airport earlier than you should, and many of them also provide you with…
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…
High-rising, pulsating Charlotte is North Carolina’s largest city and a delightful destination in its own right. A burst of historic sites and museums, including the NASCAR Hall of Fame, and a funky art and food scene make the city a popular destination for leisure travelers. What’s more, Charlotte is also the country’s third-largest banking center,…
Nestled by Lake Michigan, Chicago is known as the Windy City. Other than that, this city is also known as mini America. It’s also the center of culture, finance, trade, transportation, and telecommunication. More than 60 million visitors annually make Chicago one of the USA’s most visited cities. It has everything America has to offer.…
Des Moines, the capital city of Iowa, is a bustling city that’s used to be dull. Today, it’s a cool and hip city with a contemporary style that has caught the attention of many. This rapidly growing mid-size city is a versatile travel destination that has been enjoyed by plenty of travelers. It’s a place…
Once an electrical capital city, Dusseldorf has now been transformed into one of Germany’s most important cultural centers. There are hundreds of museums and more than 100 art galleries spread across its wide streets. Furthermore, the country’s leading university towns are also the epicenter of vibrant fashion. Don’t be surprised if you find a large…
El Paso in far western Texas has transformed from a sleepy backwater to a lively and buzzing border town. The city oozes a warm, small-town charm, complete with excellent local microbreweries and museums. What’s more, it’s a favorite with outdoor enthusiasts due to its proximity to the Franklin Mountains State Park. Most tourists and business…
Houston is a sprawling metropolis area in Texas, extending to Galveston Bay. Whether you’re traveling for business or looking for an exciting weekend getaway, this hip city won’t fail in making your trip enjoyable. Besides housing many iconic sights, Houston is also known for its great shopping experience, scrumptious culinary scene, and fun nightlife. There…
Staying at hotels in Istanbul Airport is not just about transit. Perhaps we can never get over the fact that Istanbul is the only city in the world where two continents meet. And for that very reason, Istanbul boasts loud as an eclectic and vibrant city. With a history dates back as far as 2,500…
Frenetic, fabulous Mumbai holds a bunch of fitting titles. Its the City of Dreams, the Financial Capital of India, and the Gateway of India, and these are just some of its monikers. It’s a hotspot for tourists, boasts a thriving nightlife, and simply doesn’t seem to stop. Also, right in the middle of this vertical…
Opting for hotels in Munich Airport might be the best idea if you’re barely in the city for a day. Staying in hotels in the city center will cost you half an hour’s drive time to the airport. It’s enough time to make your foot jittery as you cut through the road on your way…
Ready for your next Mardi Gras? Or stopping by for a couple of days before you fly out to another city? Whatever your reason for visiting, you may want to spend a night or two at hotels in New Orleans near the airport (Louis Armstrong Airport and Lakefront Airport). This way, you get to have…
Located on the banks of the Delaware River, Philadelphia combines a big-city culture with oodles of small-town charm. Besides being the very heart of US revolutionary and colonial history, ‘Philly’ is all about cultural sights and a lip-smacking and multifaceted food scene. If you’re visiting the city and have early morning or late night flights,…
Portland is not only Maine’s largest city but also one of the most vibrant and hippest small towns in America. Located on the shores of the North Atlantic Ocean overlooking Casco Bay, the town is all about redbrick structures and the aroma of fish fry and beer. Since it’s quite a distance from the East…
Salt Lake City International Airport served around 20 million passengers in a year alone. Though it’s not the busiest airport in the States, as a major hub for Delta Airlines and one that’s an international airport, a long layover is a common theme for passengers of SLC. That’s why you’ll find several park-and-fly hotels in…
Seattle is bursting with local flavors, innovation, and an oddball cultural heritage that is mesmerizing, to say the least. The ethereal city is also nicknamed ‘Emerald City’ due to the lush evergreen forests that ensconce it. It’s no surprise that millions of travelers, both leisure and business, throng the city every year. If you’re flying…
For at least once in your life, you have to set your foot in Zurich. But of course, the more the better. The city got so much more in store than what we’ve known so far. Like how it’s widely known for its wealth. Or a promising city where the liveability is higher than almost…
Deep in the far north of Scotland, you’ll spot the small bustling port city of Aberdeen. Also known as the Granite City because of its granite stone buildings, Aberdeen is home to only less than 250,000 people. Despite its size, there are plenty of castles, parks, and museums in the city. Each year, thousands of…
When it comes to gorgeous construction, epic landscapes, and captivating history, nothing can beat Amsterdam. The capital of the Netherlands has long been a popular getaway for European weekend travelers. It’s known as one of the most historical metropolises in the country, but at the same time exudes a stunning ultra-modern vibe. It’s not surprising…