Regular readers of my blog will already know this: Emirates and Singapore Airlines are my two favourite airlines for international travel. This time we were on Singapore Airlines which meant transiting through the always-welcoming Changi Airport. We had a pretty long stop-over here and wanted to make the most of it, so we decided to take advantage of a transit visa to head into the city, dine at Jumbo Seafood and take a leisurely stroll in the cool breeze on the water’s edge.
On our way back from New Orleans, we had decided to stop at Las Vegas. Since we had our daughter along, I had to figure out a ‘family-safe’ itinerary here for the first time! After some research, I decided to combine some food adventures (of course!) with the Michael Jackson Cirque du Soleil show and tours through some of the the resort hotels on the Strip.
I was back in The Big Easy, this time with my family! We had travelled by Southwest across the United States and it was early evening when we got in. After that long flight were were looking forward to our room at the Roosevelt Hotel. This was another imposing and historic hotel we had the pleasure of staying at during this visit to the USA. Some rest and a shower took care of our travel weariness and we were soon headed down Bourbon Street. The city’s ‘party street' was getting ready for the evening, welcoming the usual mix of eager tourists and raucous conference attendees. We were more interested in taking in the sights of the French Quarters before heading to a good gumbo place nearby.
