THE TRAVEL JOURNAL — Travel Guides

Singapore has long been a hotspot destination for weekenders, international layover crowds looking to beat the airport boredom, and full-fledged luxury-seekers. But there’s so much to do in Singapore, you may want to reconsider the length of your stay- even a week here would not be enough to enjoy everything this vibrant city has to offer. 

Ah, Italy. Known around the world for its incredible food, its delicious wine, its fashionable residents and its fascinating history, it’s an amazing place to visit. You’ll find tourist hotspots scattered around the country, from top to toe – so much so that it can be hard to know where to go! To help you plan a trip, we’ve put together a list of the six best places to visit in Italy. Let’s take a look.

England is known around the world for its numerous contributions to the literary arts, so it’s no wonder that the country attracts so many literature lovers each year. From Chaucer to Shakespeare, Shelley to Woolf, and Hardy to Tolkien, England is home to a rich literary history that can pique the interest of almost anyone.  

London is a city of contrasts. Towering modern glass structures stand proudly next to centuries-old churches, towers, theatres and pubs. The city is home to people from all walks of life and from all over the world. It’s a global financial hub, but it’s also a place with a rich history and is often thought of as the UK’s top cultural hotspot.