Discover Aqaba: Jordan’s Hidden Red Sea Paradise

Most travelers to Jordan head straight for Petra’s rose-colored cliffs, Wadi Rum’s dramatic desert landscapes, or the buoyant waters of the Dead Sea. But there’s another gem waiting at Jordan’s southern tip that most people skip entirely. Welcome to Aqaba, a resort city that’s quickly becoming the playground for travelers seeking Red Sea adventures. With around 180,000 residents, this coastal […]

Amazing History and Hospitality of Tbilisi, Georgia

From scenic views atop ancient fortresses to quirky clock towers and street-side wine tastings, Tbilisi surprised us in the best ways. We stayed at the Sheraton, explored the Old City on foot and by tour, learned about Georgia’s communal culture and Soviet-era history, and sampled wine made from over 500 local grape varieties. With friendly locals, unique architecture, and deep-rooted traditions, Tbilisi is one of those places that leaves a mark—and makes you promise to return.

A Surprising mix of old and new in Baku, Azerbaijan

Baku, Azerbaijan surprised us in all the best ways—from luxurious hotels to ancient history and some seriously delicious food. We explored the winding streets of the Old City, climbed the Maiden Tower, visited the quirky Carpet Museum, and learned why the city smells a little like gasoline. Spoiler: oil baths are a thing here. Whether you’re riding a funicular to the Flame Towers or diving into a dish of shah plov, Baku delivers a unique blend of old-world culture and modern luxury.