If you’re thinking about taking a trip to the Singapore F1 Grand Prix for a bit of a life experience, but don’t actually know the ins and outs of the sport, here’s a basic breakdown on the history and facts of Formula 1. Back in the year 1950, Formula 1 was the name given to…
Singapore, called the Lion City, is a multi-national, thriving collection of 63 islands with the main one being Pulau Ujong. It has deep roots in Asian culture and very westernized, modern, polished finishes. Also known as the Garden City, its greening policy has created incredible parks, botanical gardens and green areas throughout the city, which…
For classic southern charm and a culture that’s rooted in the tradition of old school hospitality and seeping with heritage and elegance, Augusta is the place to go. Located on the border between Georgia and South Carolina in the Deep South of the USA, Augusta is a charming little town that just so happens to…
Unless you live under a very heavy and large rock, you’ve heard of Wimbledon. It’s a famous tennis championship, the oldest one in the world in fact, and the only one of the big four in the Grand Slam to be played on grass courts. Wimbledon is named after it’s host suburb and while you…
The Hong Kong Sevens kicked off in 1976 as a sporting event to bring Asian countries together (but also as a promotional tool for Rothmans cigarettes). Back then, the competition ran for three days, 12 teams took part and there were about 3000 spectators in total. 40 years on and the competition still runs for…
