Portugal Won 24 Tourism Oscars

Portugal won 24 Oscars in the European Tourism categories, the best result ever achieved. This shows the dynamism, quality and consistency of tourism activity in Portugal is globally acknowledged. The Turismo de Portugal was voted, for the third consecutive year, as Europe’s Leading Tourism Board and the Portuguese regions were also recognised with the Algarve

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Dancing The Cakalele

The sound of the ancient gong called the two warriors to the stage. This was no ordinary stage; we were on a remote island in the Malukus, the birthplace of the original Cakalele dance. The children scrambled from wooden huts and humble dwellings and jostled for position on a huge piece of driftwood washed up

Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Showcases Made Wianta’s Caligraphy Masterpiece

Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort invites art aficionados on the island to the latest exhibition held at the resort, which commences from 3 September through 15 December, 2016. This exhi-bition showcases the newest calligraphic artworks of leading Balinese contemporary artist Made Wianta. Made Wianta is known as a well-rounded artist, with a great body

Bali International Film Festival 2016: No Boundaries

The tenth annual Bali International Film Festival, Balinale 2016, proudly drew the curtain open for more than 100 independent movies from 31 countries, including Indonesia, as it presented a carefully curated list of fiction, romance, documentary and short films. The movies shown at the festival included Hunt for the Wilderpeople (New Zealand), Daughter of the

A Little Piece of Heaven at Sundays Beach Club

The Sundays Beach Club and its friendly staff are a true embodiment of Balinese hospitality. Photos courtesy of @sundaysbeachclub/NOWJAKARTA A perfect place to take a break from everyday life, Sundays Beach Club offers both secluded serenity and entertaining activities. Situated on a pristine stretch of white sandy beach on the Bukit Peninsula and surrounded by dramatic

Travel Diaries of an Amateur Photographer in Australia

Every Olympics I dash home to Australia to watch the games and brush up on the latest sports commentator jargon. “Portia’s in the sin-bin” was one commentary classic during a women’s soccer match. While in Sydney, I got to see the Dobell drawing competition at the NSW Art Gallery which featured a wall of art by my

Following in the Footsteps of “Pete’s Dragon”

Ever since “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” trilogies came to life on the silver screen, travel enthusiasts around the world made sure to put a visit to New Zealand on their bucket list as the films perfectly showcased the stunning beauty of the country’s natural landscape. But it wasn’t only the tourism

A Bridge Between Art, Commerce and Content

Art Stage Singapore, Southeast Asia’s flagship art fair, will return for the seventh time from January 12 to 15, presenting artists from across Asia and the world. More than just a market platform, Art Stage Singapore continues to address issues touching on current world affairs and their impact on contemporary art in the region. The

Discovering Valencia’s Architectural Gems

These days, there are many different ways of enjoying travel moments. Some globetrotters dedicate their time to savor the local food during their trip, while others might prefer to visit various historical sites to learn more about the story of their destination. During a recent trip to Valencia in January, I decided to try something

The United Arab Emirates: An Introduction

The United Arab Emirates, sometimes referred to as UAE or Emirates, was established in 1971 and consists of seven emirates: Abu Dhabi (which serves as the capital), Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain and Fujairah. Four-fifths of the UAE is desert but has contrasting landscapes—from the towering red dunes of the Liwa

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