Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, Japan is an island nation located in East Asia with a unique character that seamlessly blends the past with the future. Ancient shrines, temples, and palaces symbolize history and tradition, while the modern cities are filled with new age technology and innovation. A diverse natural landscape of volcanoes, beaches, mountains, …
Priority Pass | Hanoi’s Sông Hồng Business Lounge – HAN Airport Terminal 2
Vietnam’s largest international airport resides in Hanoi, the Noi Bai International Airport (HAN). It hosts two Priority Pass lounges, one in each of two terminals. The domestic terminal at HAN is Terminal 1 with the Song Hong Premium Lounge. The international terminal is Terminal 2 with the Song Hong Business Lounge. The two terminals are …
Priority Pass | Bangkok’s Coral Executive Lounge – DMK Airport Terminal 1
The Coral Executive Lounge is a reliable retreat inside the International Terminal 1 of Bangkok’s Don Mueang International. Its upscale ambiance is noted as soon as you descend the escalator to the lounge. On a flight from Bangkok DMK to Siem Reap AWK, I had the pleasure of stopping by The Coral Executive Lounge. Access …
Priority Pass | Siem Reap’s Plaza Premium Lounge – REP Airport
Siem Reap has a nice international airport, smaller but comfortable. On a flight from Seam Reap (REP) to Hanoi, I had the delightful chance to stop by the Plaza Premium Lounge. We’ll start things off with a few photographs from around Siem Reap Airport. There seemed to be enough choices to eat, shop, admire art …
Priority Pass | Ko Samui’s Blue Ribbon Lounge – USM Airport
Ko Samui has a charming little airport, engulfed in its paradise nature reality. There are various gardens, plants and a stream that runs thru this open-air airport. Before we get to the Blue Ribbon Lounge in Samui Airport (USM), let’s have a look around the airport. Around Samui Airport Domestic Terminal, Thailand The festive tiki …
Priority Pass | Phuket’s Coral Lounge A & B – HKT Airport
On a domestic flight from Phuket to Koh Samui, I had an opportunity to visit both of Phuket’s Coral Lounges, A and B. Located inside the pleasant Phuket International Airport, they both lie fairly quickly thru gate security, and close to one another. Both are about equal in amenities, except the first one A that’s …
Priority Pass | Bangkok’s Miracle Lounge – DMK Airport T2
On a domestic flight from Bangkok’s Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) to Phuket (HKT) the Miracle Lounge provided a nice respite. It provides the standard amenities of a Priority Pass lounge, but nothing beyond that. Didn’t spend too much time exploring Bangkok’s smaller of its two international airports, Don Mueang. General airport amenities seem pretty …
Priority Pass | Seoul’s Lounge L – ICN Airport T2
Seoul’s Incheon International Airport is one of my favorite airports to fly in and out of, and Lounge L just adds to that. The myriad of amenities, cleanliness and efficiency, keep it a joy to spend hours in and that’s just the general airport itself. There are info robots that can be seen talking to …
How To Say Cheers in Chinese
The Chinese have a rich heritage and culture when it comes to drinking and giving cheers. Just like other big countries such as France or Germany, there are rules involved in order to not come off rude or disrespectful. They aren’t crazy to learn and you most likely do most of them already. Before we …
How To Say Cheers in Arabic
Most Arabic speaking countries actually don’t allow alcohol to be consumed. It’s a shame for it to be illegal, but the Arabics do still have a cheers saying if you somehow get the chance to toast. Arabic – في صحتك – (pronounced Fi-sih-tik or Fe Sahatek) The meaning behind this Arabic cheers is “good luck” …
How To Say Cheers in Mandarin
Mandarin isn’t the easiest language to learn, but knowing a couple key words is essential to avoid being rude when visiting a foreign country. In this blog article we go over the proper way to say cheers in Mandarin. Cheers in Mandarin The most common toast is ganbei. The cheers is pronounced “gon bay” and …
How To Say Cheers in Korean
Just like most Asian cultures, Korea is a proud people with many traditions and honor. If you find yourself traveling to the country you will quickly see how they take everything slowly and with great care. In this post we will explore the proper way to say cheers and toasting one another so you can …
How To Say Cheers in Russian
Russians are well known for their drinking (especially vodka). However, you may not know that they take a lot of pride in it and have different toasts and ways of saying cheers depending on the situation. Here we will break down several of the meanings and when it is appropriate to use that cheers. Cheers …
How To Say Cheers in Japanese
Japan is well known for their etiquette. If you plan on traveling there it’s important to learn a little about their culture so you fit right in and don’t come off rude. One question we are asked often is the correct way to make a toast and say cheers in different languages. In this post …
Opulent Hong Kong Hotels to Treat Yourself
Hong Kong being the financial hub of Asia has some truly phenomenal hotels that will make you never want to return home. Fortunately, you can find luxury places to stay at a variety of price ranges and locations throughout the different neighborhoods of Hong Kong. You will find Hong Kong has attractive hotel options on …
24 Luxurious Hours in Hong Kong
When people hear Hong Kong they likely think of multi-billion dollar deals being looped in skyscraper boardrooms. This world class city, and financial hub of Asia, has much more to offer thrill seekers interested in urban adventurers – restaurants, nightlife, casinos, local markets, and easily accessible hikes are a handful of rewarding activities. Hong Kong …
Vietnam Travel Guide
Vietnam is the perfect getaway for those who are seeking dynamic action mixed with tranquility. The country is located in Southeast Asia and it is known for having stunning beaches, dramatic caves, vibrant green mountains, and jam-packed cities. The busy city streets are dominated by scooters with about 3.1 million cruising the capital boulevards and …
China Travel Guide
Adventure is diverse in China with a landscape that stretches from grasslands, deserts, mountains, rivers, and almost 9000 miles in coastline. But breathtaking scenery isn’t all that this country has to offer. China is also an ancient world, where you can step into the past and experience a bygone era as you walk through imperial …
