Brian & Aneela's fantastic wedding from The Sarojin, Khao Lak, Thailand has just been featured in Trinidad Wedding Magazine. It's been exactly a year since their wedding so this makes a great anniversary gift!
One of their images has been on the front of our website for some time now. It's always interesting to see how people in the industry view your images as none of the photos chosen for the magazine made it onto our blog!
Brian & Aneela in Khao Lak
Laos, officially known as the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), is one of the poorest nations in South-East Asia. A mountainous and landlocked country, Laos shares borders with Vietnam to the east, Cambodia to the south, Thailand to the west, and Myanmar and China to the north.
The Kingdom of Cambodia (sometimes transliterated as Kampuchea to more closely represent the Khmer pronunciation) is a Southeast Asian nation bordered by Vietnam to the east, Laos to the north, Thailand to the northwest, and the Gulf of Thailand to the southwest.
"Kratié or Kracheh is a province in northeastern Cambodia. It borders Stung Treng to the north, Mondulkiri to the east, Kampong Thom to the west, Kampong Cham and Vietnam to the south."
C.A.M.A. Festival is now confirmed for 28th May 2011 in Hanoi
You can see images from last years event at Dance 4 Life Music Festival 2010
Intelligent Luxury for discerning guests who enjoy a touch of hedonism with their sustainability.!
Hong Kong airport must have the friendliest immigration/customs staff in the world; 'please', 'thank you' and even smiles are not uncommon. They are also clued up.
As a frequent flyer (I ashamedly admit to taking over 50 flights this year), the irritation of having to throw away water bottles, only to buy the same bottle for 5 times the price on the other side, never goes away. In Vietnam if you ask why we are not allowed to take water through they look at you blankly or mutter something like 'because its the rooles'
The guy in Hong Kong confidently replied 'Because with over 100ml of water you are able to make a bomb. I know its complete bull-crap but we have to follow regulations. Have a pleasant flight!'.
So if even they think its 'bull-crap' then why do we still have to do it?? It can surely only be down to the huge profits they are making from thirsty flyers inside the terminal.
Interesting articles about it here:
comeandgovietnam.com/blog/why-airport-security-is-rubbish
sabotagetimes.com/travel/world-exclusive-why-airport-security-is-rubbish/
