April 2018 - Page 32 of 32 - Asia Travel Log

Remembering Zaha Hadid: Her most incredible masterpieces in Asia

Posted by Travelelog - April 2, 2018

IN 2004, Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid became the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, one of the world’s premier architecture prizes and is often referred to as the…

PHOTOS: A look at the world’s best new golf course at the Praia D’El Rey Marriott

Posted by Travelelog - April 2, 2018

Golfers, listen up: two of Europe’s top golf 50 courses are available for a game if you stay at the five-star Praia D’El Rey Marriott Golf & Beach Resort this…

Go-Jek could be riding into these Southeast Asian countries soon

Posted by Travelelog - April 2, 2018

FROM 20 bikes to US$5 billion, Go-Jek has cemented its leadership in Indonesia. And it’s now ready for expansion, with rumored plans to venture deeper into the Southeast Asian market.…

New Taj Mahal rules enforce time limit, toffee ban

Posted by Travelelog - April 2, 2018

THE TAJ MAHAL is India’s biggest tourist attraction, enticing over eight million visitors a year who come to admire the 17th-century monument. Originally constructed by an emperor to commemorate a…

Alternative destinations around the world to visit this summer

Posted by Travelelog - April 2, 2018

With the issue of over-tourism being a key concern in recent years, and travellers always looking to find that new experience that more realistically captures the essence of a destination,…

Asia’s beautiful, bright, bizarre cabin crew uniforms

Posted by Travelelog - April 2, 2018

HOSTESSES, stewards, pursers, trolley dollies, waiters in the sky, agents, comfort engineers. Whatever you refer cabin crew as..they are usually recognizable by the immaculate uniforms adorned by preened stewards and…

Britain’s Air Passenger Duty increase is no April Fool’s joke

Posted by Travelelog - April 1, 2018

We wish this was an April Fool’s joke, but it is not. Airfare for travellers flying out from the United Kingdom becomes more expensive starting today, 1 April, as Air…

Las Casas de Filipinas de Acuzar: saving the Philippines’ heritage, one dilapidated house at a time

Posted by Travelelog - April 1, 2018

With a plethora of influences from Spanish colonisers, the Philippines is home to a hodgepodge of cultures which manifest themselves maybe most visibly in traditional architecture, such as wooden homes…

Month: April 2018

Remembering Zaha Hadid: Her most incredible masterpieces in Asia

PHOTOS: A look at the world’s best new golf course at the Praia D’El Rey Marriott

Go-Jek could be riding into these Southeast Asian countries soon

New Taj Mahal rules enforce time limit, toffee ban

Alternative destinations around the world to visit this summer

Asia’s beautiful, bright, bizarre cabin crew uniforms

Britain’s Air Passenger Duty increase is no April Fool’s joke

Las Casas de Filipinas de Acuzar: saving the Philippines’ heritage, one dilapidated house at a time

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