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French Riviera On Budget? Cannes Do…
The Cote D’Azur may conjure images of exclusive events, elegant surroundings and high rollers, but it is possible to visit the beautiful city and white sandy beaches without blowing a year’s holiday budget.
Printed in Talk Magazine.
Let’s Talk About Lisbon: Picture Perfect Portugal
Lisbon is making waves across the travel industry right now; voted as Travel + Leisure’s top destination of the year in 2016. It has become increasingly popular, due in part to cheap food and accommodation prices, and has seen an influx of visitors who are choosing to steer clear of North Africa and Turkey due to safety concerns. Although located far from China, Lisbon is well worth a stopover when making a summer pilgrimage to Europe from the Middle Kingdom.
Printed in Talk Magazine.
Splendid Sri Lanka: The Jewel Of The Indian Ocean
Sri Lanka is a country steeped in colonial history, bursting with flavours and fragrances and alive with the buzz of a young population and growing economy. Visit the island nation in the sparkling Indian Ocean for an unforgettable holiday experience.
Printed in Talk Magazine.
Blown Away By Boracay
Located an hour’s flight south of Manila and then a short boat ride from Caticlan Airport, the island of Boracay has long been famous for its white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and magnificent sunsets. Whether you’re looking for lively bars and clubs, or a luxurious, secluded resort, this thin stretch of land has all you could ask for and more.
Printed in Talk Magazine.
Road Trippin’ Myanmar
Visiting Myanmar has never been easier, with a more relaxed visa application process, an increased number of international flights and a general opening up of the country. The first stop on most tourists’ tour of the country is Yangon, but to really discover Myanmar, getting out of the big city and discovering small towns and villages on your own terms is the most authentic way to travel.
Printed in Talk Magazine.
Wine Not?
The fine wine industry in China was growing at an astronomical rate before Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign. Since then, top end wines have taken a nosedive, but mid-range wines have continued
to grow slowly, in a more organic way. Thanks to the growth and demand in the mid-range section, domestic wines from around the country are emerging to prominence. After all, why shouldn’t the economy benefit from the country’s insatiable appetite for wine?
Printed in Talk Magazine.