A flight review highlights the experience with Shanghai Airlines, a subsidiary of China Eastern. The journey begins at a quiet, under-construction Pudong Airport. Onboard, the reviewer enjoys having a row to themselves while traveling to Zhangjiajie, setting the stage for future adventures.
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The First Time I Ever… Booked ‘Round the World’ – it was Unbelievable Value!
In a reflective blog post, the author recounts their first solo backpacking adventure in 1999, which ignited their passion for travel. Initially planning to visit the USA, they unexpectedly embarked on a round-the-world trip, visiting over 20 countries. This transformative experience shaped their future, blending travel with a commitment to social work.
Unexpected Win – China Eastern Economy Tokyo to Shanghai
The author reflects on their first flight with China Eastern Airlines since 2011, having previously flown with China Southern and Spring Airlines. Although China Eastern is often seen as inferior, the author expresses positive impressions about the service during the 1800-kilometer flight and encourages viewers to watch the vlog for more details.
It Ain’t Cheap to Sleep in Tokyo – Staying at &Here Tokyo Ueno
Hi all! Yes, today we are doing another '5 (ish) Minute Review - where I do a short review on a place I stayed. Today Tokyo and Japan are hugely popular destinations for the world traveller, and that means finding a room is an important thing people have to do when visiting! But what sort …
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Liverpool – Through My Lens
Howdy all. Today I turn my camera lens to the brilliant city of Liverpool, a wonderful English city it was quick to fall in love with. A mix of culture and industry, on the banks of the Mersey River, the city that brought the Beatles to the world. So... let's take a look! Beatles Mural …
Aldbourne and Swindon – Band of Brothers & Doctor Who in the Beautiful English Countryside
The author recounts their journey to Aldbourne, England, known for its 'Doctor Who' filming and as a WWII base for the 101st Airborne. They enjoyed exploring the picturesque village, visiting the local pub, and attending a Comic Con in Swindon. The trip was full of charm, despite travel hiccups.
Ueno food bites – Juju Teppanyaki – Kobe Beef VS Wagyu Beef!
In the latest episode of 'Andy's Food Bites', Andy visits 'Juju Teppanyaki' in Tokyo's Ueno district with his wife and friend, Hisako. They enjoy a meal featuring affordable wagyu and Kobe beef, while the women opt for okonomiyaki, all for just over 11,000 yen.
Aldbourne – Through My Lens!
Howdy all! Another photographic post for you, this time for the lovely little English town close to the city of Swindon, the town of Aldbourne. I'll be presenting a post about Aldbourne in a few days and it's history in World War II and as the location of a classic Doctor Who adventure that was …
Top Three Sights – KYOTO! Which is the best? A Thousand Gates, a Golden Temple OR Railway Museum?
In today's vlog, we explore three must-visit sights in Kyoto: the Golden Temple (Kinkaku-ji), Fushimi Inari's Thousand Toris, and the Kyoto Railway Museum, which showcases Japan's railway history. Join me in discovering these iconic locations and decide for yourself which one is the best. Enjoy the journey!
A Day in London Visiting the Creepiest House in Europe!
The blog recounts a trip to the UK, focusing on a day in London where the author attended the 'Back to the Future' Musical. They explored the Sir John Soane Museum, enjoyed a walk through Covent Garden, and dined at the Delaunay. Ultimately, the visit was memorable, despite budget constraints.
