There’s no country like Qatar.. ok except maybe the UAE, Bahrain or Kuwait. But what sets Qatar apart from those places is that it’s mega rich (as opposed to super rich like the other three). Whilst the Emirates and Kuwait have oil reserves that will eventually run out. Qatar instead has natural gas in an …
A typical city tour in your typical Qatari car – a Mercedes S Class complete with massaging seats. Being chauffeured around in such a nice car just felt wrong considering we were hitting some dusty bumpy roads towards the first stop at the Doha camel markets. The markets were a strange place, really a collection of …
With a city that doubled in population between 2004 and 2010 it can be quite hard to find the old and and authentic Doha. But if you head to the old souq you can still take a peak at what pre-boom Doha must’ve been like. If you can imagine Marrakech’s main bazaar but a lot cleaner and …
Wedged in the coastal southern part of the Balkan region is the intriguing county of Montenegro. A small sea side and mountainous territory that was recently part of Serbia and is the most recent of the former Yugoslav republics to declare independence. The country retains many ties and similarities to Serbia including use of the Cyrillic alphabet alongside the …