Vacation packages for family

Hej Stockholm, the capital of Sweden! I had no idea I would actually enjoy Stockholm so much. In fact, I’d expected to feel rather bored with a lack of places to go for 2 days. (Ps: I had no interest in Vasa Museum – the must-go museum with the sunken ship, nor Abba Museum.) But turned out I didn’t feel bored! The weather in Stockholm in May was more than perfect during springtime, though a delayed spring at that. The temperature still dipped low but the sun’s out bright and shiny. Stockholm was over for me too quickly in 2 days. Anyway. Here’s some Stockholm Travel Tips I Gathered for Your Next Trip! 1. Getting from Stockholm airport to the city need not cost you a limb. According to search resources, the Arlanda Express train will be the recommended method to get from Arlanda airport to Stockholm’s city centre in 20min from the airport. Round-trip tickets will cost SEK 540 ( = S$86 / USD$62) per adult, *gasps*. Welcome to Stockholm and its prices. Don’t...

Planning your first time in Europe is an out of body experience. There is so much history, culture and art to explore that it can be overwhelming. But there are a few destinations that really stand out for first-time visitors. I should know, I’ve had my fair share of visits to the continent! And if you find yourself visiting for the first time, these are the cities you absolutely can’t miss. Your first time in Europe If you are booking your first trip to Europe , you might be feeling overwhelmed by the choices. That’s totally normal! After all, there is so many great cities and countries on offer. My first piece of advice to first time travellers visiting Europe would be to choose less destinations and spend more time in them. This is the kind of continent where slower is better. There’s hardly a point in visiting Paris if you stop over for only a day. The capital cities of Europe are so filled with history and culture that you need at least a f...

Over the last five years travelling the globe solo I have had many ups and downs, good experiences, terrible experiences, and most important of all, life lessons. However if I could have known then what I knew now, there are some cities I would have avoided and others I would have visited sooner. Below is a comprehensive list of the safest cities for female solo travelers, where I have felt most comfortable and enjoyed every minute of my time in. Sure, there are many more… but these cities are a safe bet! The Best Cities for Female Solo Travelers 1. Zurich, Switzerland Switzerland as a whole is one of the safest countries to travel to solo, but Zurich is the city that captured my heart most. Just big enough to remain interesting for a few days but with a small village feel, the city is full of winding alleyways and postcard-worthy views. For an authentic experience consider renting an apartment (with a balcony) for a few nights and spend your days meandering the cities’ ...