My Travelling Life

Feature Article #1

Review - Kirketon Boutique Hotel (Sydney, Australia)

I was up in Sydney recently on an overnight trip and had the pleasure of staying that the Kirketon Boutique Hotel in Darlinghurst. it is a beautiful 40 room hotel not far from Kings Cross and just down the road from Oxford Street in Sydney. This hotel is in the perfect location if you are looking for a quite place to stay that is modern and personal.

Simon | September 16th, 2008 | Continued

Feature Article #2

Review - Boscolo Magglio Consiglio Hotel (Treviso, Italy)

North of Venice is the picturesque town of Treviso. If you happen to be staying here, one of the better places in town (well almost in town) is the Boscolo Hotel. It is relatively modern, with good size rooms however all that glistens is not gold, there are some draw backs from this Hotel.

Simon | September 14th, 2008 | Continued

Feature Article #3

Qantas Delivers Great Service

Over the last couple of years i have racked up hundreds of flights on airlines around the world. What is interesting is noticing the trends that occur in the quality of service and what the airlines are doing about it. Imagine my surprise when i had a not so pleasant experience on Qantas and they actually gave me a refund (almost) without even asking.

Simon | September 13th, 2008 | Continued

Feature Article #4

Review - Le Colonial Restaurant and Bar (San Francisco, CA)

The Le Colonial Bar and Restaurant is an oasis amongst the hurley burley of the San Francisco city. Stepping into this bar you would swear you were in the South of the US or even in the colonial Sth Pacific - check it out if you get to San Francisco.

Simon | September 1st, 2008 | Continued

Feature Article #5

Review - The Great Canadan Pub (Paris, France)

If you are ever in Paris and want to hang out at a great sports bar, then The Great Canadian is the place to be. THey have heaps of screens, lots of sports (not just Nth American) and a fun atmosphere. Check it out next time you are in Paris.

Simon | August 31st, 2008 | Continued

About this Site

Over the last 7 years, while i was the Managing Director and CEO of the REA Group, i spent way too many hours in airports, planes, trains, taxis and basically any other form of transports as the REA Group has operations in 10 countries.
At last count, in 2007, i had 150 flights (most of them [...]