City: Edinburgh (GB)
We’ll be honest—before arriving in Edinburgh, food wasn’t the main thing we were excited about. That changed pretty quickly. Somewhere between our first proper Scottish breakfast and a late-night dessert we definitely didn’t need, we realised the food scene here is way better (and more interesting)
City: Tokyo (JP)
Tokyo is one of those cities that completely overwhelms you in the best possible way. It’s massive, fast, loud, peaceful, futuristic, traditional, and somehow all of those things exist side by side without ever feeling chaotic. One street feels like a sci-fi movie, and the next feels frozen in
City: Lyon (FR)
A Travey Club Stay Guide Choosing the right place to stay can transform your Lyon experience. Whether you want historic charm, riverside luxury, or a central base to explore the city, Lyon offers accommodation for every travel style. At Travey Club, we curate stays that balance location, comfort, and authentic
City: Tokyo (JP)
One thing we realized very quickly in Tokyo — this city takes food seriously. Not just fine dining. Everything. A tiny ramen shop hidden in a basement. A sushi chain inside a busy train station. A convenience store egg sandwich at midnight. Somehow every meal feels intentional here. What makes Tokyo
City: Florence (IT)
Florence is one of those cities that feels instantly magical. You step out onto the street and suddenly you’re surrounded by centuries-old buildings, church bells echoing through narrow streets, and the smell of fresh espresso drifting from nearby cafés. It’s not a city that needs rushing. Florence is
City: Macau (MO)
One thing we didn’t realize before going to Macau — where you stay here really changes your trip. It’s a small place, yes, but each area feels completely different. One minute you’re walking through quiet colonial streets, and the next you’re inside a massive resort that feels
City: Kuala Lumpur (MY)
Kuala Lumpur was never a city I expected to fall in love with this quickly. Before arriving, I imagined a fast-paced capital filled with skyscrapers, malls, and traffic. And while KL definitely has all of that, what surprised me most was how effortlessly the city balances modern luxury with culture,
City: Guangzhou (CN)
Guangzhou is one of those cities where your hotel location completely changes the kind of trip you’ll have. Some areas feel futuristic and fast-paced, surrounded by skyscrapers and luxury malls, while others feel older, slower, and deeply connected to Cantonese culture. During our time here, we realized there isn’
City: Tokyo (JP)
Tokyo is one of those cities that somehow feels futuristic and deeply traditional at the same time. One minute you’re walking through peaceful temple gardens surrounded by silence, and the next you’re standing under giant neon screens watching thousands of people cross an intersection all at once. We
City: Taipei (TW)
At first, it feels fast-paced and energetic — scooters rushing past, neon signs glowing above busy streets, locals lining up outside tiny food stalls before sunrise. But after a few days, you begin to notice something else entirely. The quiet temples hidden between modern buildings. The mountain views appearing behind the
City: Dubai (AE)
Dubai is one of those cities that’s almost impossible to explain properly until you experience it yourself. Before visiting, most people imagine skyscrapers, luxury hotels, and giant malls — and yes, Dubai absolutely has all of that. But what surprised me most was how many different versions of the city
City: Guangzhou (CN)
Before arriving, we expected another massive Chinese city filled with skyscrapers, shopping malls, and endless crowds. And while Guangzhou definitely has that side, what stayed with us most were the contrasts—the quiet tea houses hidden behind busy streets, peaceful riverside evenings after chaotic food markets, and the way old