Featured Posts
10 Ultimate Sunsets
Idyllic sunsets. They grace postcards and online travel photo albums, haunt daydreams and inspire innate desires to rove. To prod the inner wanderlust in all of us, we introduce (for the purpose of debate) 10 ultimate spots that best exemplify the inexplicable allure of the daily decline and fall of the Sun below the horizon. ... More
Chic Paris Street Style
Paris and style, Paris and fashion. Aside from all that City of Love stuff, two labels that best define the cosmopolitan capital of France. Yet while Fashion Weeks at Carrousel du Louvre lure Vogue editors from New York City to Tokyo and garner abundant buzz, the biannual events hardly sum up the whole Paris style ... More
10 Unusual Hong Kong Foods
Let us just state it explicitly and declare it for the record: Hong Kong is probably the most phenomenal food city in the world. Granted, this may not strike all as controversial, especially those who have had a chance to dine, graze and nosh in the Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China. ... More
Family Fun in Cancun
Cancun, the tourist wellspring of the Riviera Maya corridor, is a busy, on-the-go city that now envelops some 630,000 people. Almost implausible, when you reflect on the fact that before 1970, Cancun did not even exist. The then objective, presumably, of the 30-year plan to transform the barrier island into a scalable purpose-built resort area ... More
News of the Week
Sydney vs Melbourne Rivalry
posted in Australia & NZ, Featured . posted by fchanut on April 20, 2012 . 71 Comments
The Sydney vs Melbourne rivalry only seems to grow more intense each day. But what is it really all about? It’s obviously about more than just football and beaches. We decided to delve into the differences between Australia’s two biggest cities. Some of these comparisons you might find surprising, others you might have already stowed … More
Latest Posts
Hong Kong Year of the Dragon Fireworks
posted in Video . posted by Ian on January 29, 2012 . 1 Comment
When it comes to pyrotechnics mastery, the People’s Republic has everyone whipped. The Chinese invented fireworks back in the 7th century, of course, and the rest of the world has been playing catch-up ever since. Don’t believe it? Just go to a high-rise Shanghai hotel for Spring Festival (or any huge occasion) and gawk at … More
Chinese New Year Celebrations in Asia
posted in Asia, Holidays . posted by Mac on January 28, 2012 . 3 Comments
The entire world comes together to celebrate Chinese New Year – an event regarded with the highest level of importance by the huge (and still increasing) Chinese populations present in almost every country on the globe. Check out how some of the best destinations in Asia celebrate the event. Kung Hei Fat Choi!
Weekly Travel Q&A: Last Minute Ski Trip to North America
posted in North America, Sports . posted by Ian on January 27, 2012 . 2 Comments
So I’m extremely tempted to blow my entire Christmas bonus on a spur of the moment ski week somewhere in North America. I’ve heard from some friends and colleagues that the snow hasn’t been so good this year so far, however. Any suggestions or tips? Brent Q., Sydney Summit of Whistler, British Columbia – Photo … More
Best High-Tech Airports and Airlines
posted in Asia, Best Of, Destinations, Europe, FCS, Middle East . posted by Ian on January 26, 2012 . 3 Comments
No contest. Two words that sum up the model airports and airlines of the planet versus the duds and the flops. And in what can be no bombshell to anyone with a pulse, the best of the best, high-tech or otherwise, cluster primarily in parts of the world with sunny economic upsides, massive capital investments … More
United Kingdom: Top Art Hotels
posted in Europe, FCS . posted by Ian on January 25, 2012 . 4 Comments
Done in by yet another rank and file, banal still-life on the wall of your hotel bathroom? Perhaps a smart art hotel is in order. If a bold and tasteful aesthetical ethos is on your list of prerequisite perks, book a room at one of these fine UK hotels. While they may not occupy the … More
Where and How to Celebrate Australia Day 2012
posted in Australia & NZ . posted by Ian on January 24, 2012 . 2 Comments
What is the best way to commemorate the arrival of the First Fleet at Botany Bay, Sydney Cove in 1788 and the declaration of British sovereignty over what was then New Holland? From Grand Slam tennis to pyrotechnics, a venerable awards ceremony to a live music fest, we run down some of the best options.










HotelClub Travel Blog is where the weird, the wacky and the wonderful world of travel comes together. You will find posts on green or environmentally friendly travel ideas, interesting and obscure destinations and hotels as well as posts about the cultural side of travel. We also feature guest posts, blog carnivals, our favourite travel videos and photos and by subscribing, you will also be eligible to enter our fantastic new competitions!
HotelClub!