Marcel Kuhn
Before Bordeaux and Tuscany, There Was a Wine Empire Called Georgia
Where Grape Vines Meet Mountains Where Grape Vines Meet Mountains (image credits: unsplash) Picture golden sunlight pouring over rolling green hills, wildflowers brushing against your ankles, and neat rows of grapevines stretching toward the snow-capped peaks of the Caucasus. This is not a scene from France or Italy but Georgia, an ancient crossroads where Europe … Read more
6 Cleanest Countries in the World and 3 That Struggle With Pollution
Picture this: you’re breathing in air so crisp it almost tingles, surrounded by jade-green forests, shimmering lakes, and city streets so spotless you could picnic on the pavement. Traveling to the world’s cleanest countries feels like stepping into a living postcard, where nature and people work together in quiet harmony. But not everywhere offers this … Read more
Why I Decided to Skip Guadalajara This Year—and Why You Might Want to as Well
Color and Chaos at First Glance Color and Chaos at First Glance (image credits: wikimedia) Imagine stepping off the plane and being hit with a wave of heat, music, and the scent of roasting chilies. Guadalajara is a city that bombards your senses in the best way—street vendors shout, church bells echo, and the pink … Read more
Top 9 Destinations Travelers Wish They Skipped in 2025
Paris, France Paris, France (image credits: wikimedia) Paris has always been painted as the city of romance, but the reality in 2025 feels much less dreamy for many. According to a TravelPulse survey, a staggering 67% of recent visitors found Paris to be overcrowded and uncomfortably expensive. Hotel prices have skyrocketed, with the average room … Read more
Why I Stopped Dreaming About Bali—And What I Learned the Hard Way
The Allure of Bali The Allure of Bali (image credits: pixabay) Bali has always had a magnetic pull for travelers around the world, including me. Its turquoise waters, emerald rice terraces, and iconic temples seemed like a postcard-perfect escape from reality. In 2023 alone, over 6 million international visitors flocked to Bali, according to the … Read more
Where Wine Is Older Than the Pyramids (And Still Poured Like It’s Sacred): Georgia
Stepping Into the Cradle of Wine Stepping Into the Cradle of Wine (image credits: unsplash) Close your eyes and picture this: you’re standing in a golden field, sunlight glinting off grape leaves, the air heavy with the scent of wildflowers and ripening fruit. In Georgia, wine isn’t just a drink; it’s a living link to … Read more
These Zodiac Signs Have A Reputation For Cheating – Is Yours On The List?
Capricorn: The Strategic Heartbreaker Nobody Saw Coming Capricorn: The Strategic Heartbreaker Nobody Saw Coming (image credits: flickr) This might shock ...
The Mexico Travel Advisory You Might’ve Missed—And Why It Matters This Summer
Overview of the Current Travel Advisory Overview of the Current Travel Advisory (image credits: unsplash) It might come as a shock, but the official U.S. Department of State advisory for Mexico in 2025 is at Level 3: Reconsider Travel. This isn’t just a bureaucratic label—it’s a real signal for travelers, especially families and solo adventurers, … Read more
Why I Canceled My European Rail Pass—And What You Should Know Before Buying One
Dreams of Endless Rails Dreams of Endless Rails (image credits: wikimedia) There’s nothing quite like that first moment you step onto a European train platform. The air is thick with the scent of fresh pastries, the sound of rolling luggage, and the distant echo of announcements in half a dozen languages. I used to imagine … Read more
Top 6 Bible Verses On Forgiveness – And 1 That Redefines Mercy
Matthew 6:14-15: The Reciprocal Nature of Forgiveness Matthew 6:14-15: The Reciprocal Nature of Forgiveness (image credits: pixabay) These verses from ...
