By: Gagan Makin

Bolton Landing is a natural destination situated on the famous Lake George. A refuge from hectic daily life and a beautiful lap of Mother Nature revive your spirit and instill a new flavor in your life. This is a place where your search for that elusive peace of mind ends. Its eternal natural beauty has drawn many world famous writers, artists and musicians. Generation of families has been residing with the same feeling about the place.
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by Francois L. Botha

The idea of partying on the beach is universally appealing, conjuring up images of dancing from sunset to sunrise on golden sands, with bonfires, great music, crashing waves and cocktails in the mix.

From Ibiza to Miami, there are as many types of beach parties as there are party-people looking for a good time. From down and dirty dancing to celebrity-spotting socializing, read on for the 5 best party beaches in the world!
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by Burt Cotton

It’s been hi time, you went on a vacation. You and your wife have probably lost yourself in the daily hectic life schedule. No time for yourselves, just office and home. Life is very short and you should enjoy it. Mother Nature has provided you with some exquisite and elegant places on earth, which you should definitely visit. It is time you prepare for your romantic getaway vacations from your busy lives. Enjoy your life and here are some tips where you can enjoy your romantic vacations- just you and your spouse.
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By: Tom Carter

Having spent over two-and-a-half straight years in the Chinese mainland without leave, it was with both anticipation and apprehension that I recently crossed the southern border into Asia’s wealthiest city.

Despite its one-stop-shopping popularity with Mainland expats needing new clothes and a new visa, I truly had no idea what to expect in the former crown colony that supposedly makes even rich men feel poor. Rather terrified of exacting reverse culture shock, I hence saved English-speaking Hong Kong and its “One Country, Two Systems” self for the tail end of my journey across the 32 Chinese provinces.
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