Let me tell you about Tallinn. Not only because it is my humble home town, but because I actually like it. And I do not want you to miss out on the Big Experience if you have not been there yet.

Google search will tell you it is a capital of Estonia, situated in the North-East corner of Europe, on the coast of the Baltic Sea. It gets very cold in winter and quite hot in summer. The best time to visit – all year round.

The best way to get there is by plane, of course. Easyjet and Estonian Air (www.estonian-air.ee) fly regularly from the UK and Germany, SAS and Finnair from Scandinavia. If you are visiting Sweden or Finland, you might want to include Tallinn in your itinerary as a daytrip, as there are good ferry connections from Sto

I do not think that I like any other part of England more than Cornwall, and even within Cornwall, the two villages of St. Ives and Carbis Bay are my favourites by far. I can not really put my finger on what it is about these two places - they abound in the charm offered by small English towns and villages - picture perfect houses, winding lanes, lush greenery and maybe not very common even with the rural landscape, a blue-green body of clear water which stretches as far as the eye can see.

How to get to Cornwall? It is a not the commonest of weekend breaks especially for Londoners like me, given that it is 6.5 hours from London by train. Most people go to Cornwall by ca

New York almost seems like my second home as I was born there and lived there for four years of my early life but I really started to enjoy it as I got older. The atmosphere and people in New York are absolutely amazing and they make you feel welcome like no other state.

New York is considered the city that never sleeps because there is so much to do 24 hours of the day. I flew out with Virgin Atlantic from London Gatwick to Newark airport, which I preferred as it is a slightly smaller airport than JFK and it is only five minutes longer in driving time than going to JFK. It costs approximately $45 plus toll to get to the massive 4* New York Helmsley hotel where I stayed.

After checking in and freshening up, the first thing I did was to have dinner at Houston’s Grill in M