City: Hong Kong (HK)
One thing we realized very quickly in Hong Kong—food isn’t something you plan too much here. You smell it before you see it, you notice queues before you check reviews, and half the time, the best meals come from places you didn’t even intend to walk into.
City: Pattaya (TH)
There’s something about Pattaya that slowly grows on you. At first, it feels energetic and fast-moving — beaches filled with boats, lively streets, neon lights, music everywhere. But after spending a few days here, we realized Pattaya is actually best experienced when you balance both sides of it: the excitement
City: New York City (US)
There are cities you visit once, and then there’s New York City — the kind of place that stays in your head long after you leave. Before this trip, we thought NYC would feel overwhelming, crowded, and rushed all the time. And yes, parts of it absolutely are. But what
City: Ho Chi Minh City (VN)
Ho Chi Minh City, still lovingly called Saigon by many locals, is one of those places that grabs your attention the moment you arrive. The constant buzz of motorbikes, the smell of street food on every corner, and the mix of French colonial buildings with modern skyscrapers create a city
Country: Thailand
Pattaya is one of those places that surprises you the moment you arrive. Before visiting, we had heard all the usual things — nightlife, beaches, busy streets — but after spending a few days here, we realized Pattaya is much more layered than people often expect. Between peaceful temples, island escapes, beach
City: Aswan (EG)
If Cairo feels like Egypt’s heartbeat, Aswan feels like its deep breath. Life moves slower here. Feluccas glide quietly along the Nile, palm trees sway in the warm breeze, and colorful Nubian villages add charm to every corner of the riverbank. Spending a few days in Aswan allows you
City: New York City (US)
New York City is one of those rare places where food becomes part of the travel experience itself. You’re not just eating to fill time between attractions — every meal feels connected to the personality of the city. One moment you’re folding a slice of pizza while standing on
City: Pattaya (TH)
One thing we realized very quickly in Pattaya is that where you stay completely changes the kind of trip you end up having. At first, Pattaya can feel overwhelming because every area has a different personality. Some parts are lively and energetic until 3 AM, while others feel surprisingly calm
City: Hong Kong (HK)
Hong Kong is one of those places that doesn’t ease you in—it hits you all at once. The skyline, the crowds, the speed of everything. But once you settle into it, you realize there’s a rhythm here, and the best way to experience it isn’t by
City: Venice (IT)
There are cities you visit, and then there are cities you feel. Venice is definitely the latter. At Travey Club, we’ve always believed that the best way to experience a destination is to slow down and let it reveal itself naturally. Venice is a city that rewards curiosity — the
City: Sapa (VN)
There’s something about Sapa that doesn’t quite translate through photos. You can scroll through endless shots of rice terraces and misty mountains, but being there feels completely different — quieter, deeper, almost surreal. When we at Travey Club finally made the trip, it wasn’t just about ticking off
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