City: Ho Chi Minh City (VN)
Ho Chi Minh City was one of those destinations that surprised us the moment we arrived. The energy of the streets, the endless motorbikes, the smell of fresh street food, and the mix of old colonial buildings with modern skyscrapers create a city that never feels quiet — in the best
City: Lisbon (PT)
Some cities impress you instantly. Lisbon does something different — it grows on you with every step. One moment you're wandering quiet cobblestone streets, the next you're watching the sunset over the Tagus River with a glass of Portuguese wine in hand. When we planned our three
City: Mumbai (IN)
One thing we realized very quickly in Mumbai is that where you stay completely changes the kind of trip you’ll have. Mumbai isn’t the type of city where you can stay “anywhere” and expect the same experience. Every neighborhood has its own personality — some feel historic and chaotic,
City: Kuala Lumpur (MY)
Some cities impress you immediately. Kuala Lumpur surprised me slowly. At first, it feels like a modern skyline city filled with malls and skyscrapers. But after spending a few days here, you start noticing how layered it actually is. There are peaceful gardens hidden behind busy roads, street food lanes
City: Agra (IN)
When people talk about Agra, the conversation usually begins with the Taj Mahal. But after spending a few days exploring the city, it became clear that Agra's food scene deserves just as much attention. Between Mughlai feasts, bustling street food stalls, legendary sweets, and hidden local favorites, every
City: Shenzhen (CN)
Before arriving, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. Most people describe Shenzhen as China’s tech capital, filled with skyscrapers and business districts. But after spending three days here, I realized Shenzhen is much more than that. It’s energetic, creative, modern, surprisingly green, and constantly evolving. One
City: Melbourne (AU)
Choosing where to stay in Melbourne can shape your entire trip. The city is made up of neighbourhoods with distinct personalities, and each offers a different way to experience Australia's cultural capital. Some put you in the heart of the action, while others invite slower mornings, beach sunsets
City: Nice (FR)
Nice is the heart of the French Riviera — elegant yet relaxed, glamorous but approachable. Choosing where to stay in Nice can shape your entire experience, whether you’re here for seaside luxury, Old Town charm, or easy access to Riviera day trips. At Travey Club, we curate stays that elevate
City: Sapa (VN)
We’ll be honest — Sapa wasn’t a place we wanted to rush. It’s tempting to treat it like a quick stop from Hanoi, but once you arrive, the pace changes. The air feels cooler, mornings are slower, and plans… well, they become a bit more flexible. We spent
City: Sapa (VN)
We didn’t go to Sapa expecting the food to be memorable. If anything, we thought the mountains would steal the show — and they do — but somewhere between cold evenings, misty mornings, and long treks, the food quietly became one of our favorite parts of the trip. Sapa’s cuisine
City: Taipei (TW)
After spending three incredible days exploring Taipei, here are the experiences we genuinely think every traveller should add to their itinerary. Experience Taipei’s Morning Culture at Yong He Soy Milk One of the best ways to understand a city is through its breakfast culture, and Taipei does this beautifully.
City: Dubai (AE)
Dubai is one of those cities where food quietly becomes one of the best parts of the trip. Before visiting, I expected luxury restaurants and rooftop dining — and yes, Dubai has plenty of that — but what surprised me most was how international the food scene feels while still holding onto