I’ve said for a long time to everyone that boarding passes should be shredded after usage. A lot of us just toss them in the bin at hotels, or leave them in the seat back pocket after the flight. So beware of leaving any unattended boarding passes lying around after your …
After our comfortable train ride from Seville, we took a cab to the hotel and I hit the sack, while my parents went out for dinner. It was an early bedtime, but I found myself awake early the next morning, ready for a morning stroll.
Happy New Year to everyone from the Indian subcontinent. It’s now officially time to hit the erase button on all the eerie moments of 2016 and remember only the best ones. Wishing everyone a joyful and prosperous 2017!
First of all, I would like to extend my warm welcome and season’s greetings to Million Mile Secrets readers. And also sincere thanks goes out to Darius and Emily for featuring us on the interview series @ Million Mile Secrets. I’m always astounded by how well bloggers support each other within …
I’m not usually a fan of AMEX Centurion Lounges because of just how crowded they have become. The ones in DFW and Miami are unbearably crowded at times even though they offer much more than your average airport lounge. So when I arrived in Houston, after my United flight from …
It’s Air India in the news once again guys! I mentioned before just how sad it is the kind of press Air India gets. First there was the FA flying the plane, then the incident about the rats, the pilot flying the plane into coffin corner, and then letting drunk …
Thanks to my very good friend Andy, I was able to find the right spot to shoot the rise of the supermoon over Dallas. He goes over just how big of a deal this supermoon it is in his post here and how he finds the places. Bottom Line: Basically …
I thought it was only appropriate that I close out this week with my favorite pictures of the U.S Capitol building in Washington DC, and some of my best pictures of the city. As time has passed, I have begun to call it by another name: The House of Cards 🙂 …
I arrived in DC at around 10 am in the morning and proceeded to the passenger pickup area, where I was able to hail a Lyft. The ride from Reagan National to the Marriott Marquis took around 15 minutes, and cost $14 and before I knew it I was in …
What are the two most important tools for a traveller? In this modern world, I think I can safely say that most travellers and tourists always carry two things on their person: A smartphone A camera And while our smartphones have gotten exceptionally good at taking pictures, they haven’t yet replaced our …
