Food

Architecture, deep dish, and that lakefront. Chicago is bold and unpretentious—world-class museums, neighbourhood joints, and a skyline that holds its own.

Fashion, design, and a cathedral that took six centuries to finish. Milan is Italy with its suit on — glamorous, fast, and full of aperitivo culture.

Port city with street art, night markets, and a relaxed pace. Kaohsiung is Taiwan's south.

Five villages clinging to the Ligurian coast, linked by train and path.

Hills, cafés, and ruins. Amman is modern Jordan with Roman layers.

Temples, markets, and riverboats around Rattanakosin. Old Bangkok is gold, incense, and street food.

Street food, street art, and a mix of cultures. Penang is a small island with big flavour.

Lobster shacks, lighthouses, and a small working port with a food scene. Portland is New England coast at its best.

Live music capital with lakes, barbecue, and rolling hills west of town.

A smaller Kyoto with samurai streets, a famous garden, and seafood from the Japan Sea.

Gardens, hawker centres, and a mix of cultures in one compact city. Singapore is safe, efficient, and full of surprises—from rooftop bars to ancient temples.

A white and blue port town with wind, surf, and fresh fish. Essaouira is the Atlantic side of Morocco.

Tango, steak, and European grandeur in South America. Buenos Aires is neighbourhoods, late dinners, and a melancholy romance that gets under your skin.

The Bund, sci-fi skyscrapers, and a city that never sleeps.

Fortress at the confluence of Danube and Sava, with nightlife and riverfront.

Skyscrapers, endless neighbourhoods, and a serious food scene. São Paulo is a huge, intense city that rewards curiosity.

Bruges Canals, Belgium — medieval bell towers, swans, and chocolate shops.

East African capital with a national park at its doorstep. Nairobi is traffic, towers, and wildlife on the skyline.

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico — colonial hill town with a pink church, art galleries, and expat buzz.

French flair, festivals, and a city that knows how to have fun. Montreal is bilingual, creative, and at its best in summer when the terraces spill onto the streets.

Mérida & Yucatán Cenotes, Mexico — warm colonial city with plazas, nearby ruins, and sinkhole pools hidden in the countryside.

K-pop, palaces, and street food. Seoul is 24/7—traditional hanok villages, neon districts, and a food scene that runs from bibimbap to late-night fried chicken.

Santorini, Greece — white-washed villages cling to volcanic cliffs above the Aegean. Sunsets over the caldera, blue-domed churches, and narrow stone lanes make it the kind of place that lives in postcards—and in memory.

Skyscrapers, harbour, and steep green hills. Hong Kong is vertical intensity and tiny details.