The Hallyu, or Korean Wave, has turned into a tsunami across the Americas, Europe and the Middle East since the...
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Originally from London, Dianne Apen-Sadler moved to the UAE in 2019 in the hopes of travelling the world and catching a tan. While the tan is still being worked on, she’s now ticked off a dozen more countries, and is always down for a last-minute trip. Previously Group Editor of Time Out Abu Dhabi and Time Out Doha, and before that a reporter for MailOnline, she’s now a freelance journalist based in Abu Dhabi, with a focus on travel, arts and culture, and, her two great loves, food and drink.
It’s hard to believe the Maldives has only been open to tourists for just over 50 years. In that time,...
As culinary hotspots go, few countries can compete with Japan. Travellers head here not only for traditional fare, like sushi...
Separated by more than 6,000 miles and a language barrier, the connections between Paris and Kyoto might not be immediately...
As cities across the Middle East compete against each other to rapidly modernise, peppering their skylines with ever-taller high rises,...
In a city known for hustle and bustle – one only needs to look at a photo of Shibuya crossing...
