Travel Guide

Ho Chi Minh City  is a city in Vietnam. Known as Saigon until 1976, it was the capital of South Vietnam after it gained independence. Ho Chi Minh City is the most populous, as well as the largest, city in Vietnam, and is one of the centres of culture in Southern Vietnam. Book cheap flights to Ho Chi Minh City by calling Travel Center UK today! Our team of experienced travel experts is equipped to give you the best deals on cheap flights to Ho Chi Minh City. The most significant attractions in Ho Chi Minh City are the Reunification Palace, City Hall, Municipal Theatre, City Post Office, and Notre-Dame Cathedral. The city of Ho Chi Minh City is served by the Tan Son Nhat International Airport and we have teamed up with world-class airlines to ensure that you travel in safety and comfort to this exciting destination in Vietnam. Here are some of the top places to visit in Ho Chi Minh City Binh Tay Market War Remnants Museum Cu Chi Tunnels Cao Dai Temple Jade Emperor Pago...

Let’s be honest! It’s more like Black November as some Black Friday sales have already begun. The calendar may not read November 29 th , but loads of stores in top-notch cities around the world, have either announced or launched their Black Friday sales. Being originated in the  United States of America , for many, it signals the ‘official’ start to the holiday shopping season. To make your life easier, I have already cherry-picked some stores with the best Black Friday deals in five of the first rated cities of the world. My team and I have planned on offering  flight deals  and hotel deals in favour of you, to make your Black Friday shopping more comfortable and flexible. With my Black Friday experiences over the years, I have jotted down 5 of the high trending Black Friday destinations for your convenience.   Tip:  Black Friday is the day following Thanksgiving, and they use it as a positive event where both customers and retailers gain benefi...

Udon has been lodged into almost everyone’s life in  Japan , it’s up there with some of the most traditional food the country’s inhabitants’ treasure. Over the years, countless restaurants and grocery shops in Japan have made their own version of the beloved meal but none of them are as good as the Matsuka family’s servings. For more than a decade, the Matsuka family has taken it upon themselves to provide local grocers and other suppliers the best produce of homemade udon. What began 13 years ago with this very intention soon turned into meeting the needs of a flurry of customer demand. After building up a notable amount of reputation from making udon, the family was soon subjected to being asked whether they could serve some of the noodles on the spot since the taste and flavour of the noodles were sensibly more flavourful if it is boiled right after it’s been rolled and cut. Soon, word spread fast and currently, the factory sells freshly prepared Udon directly to the pu...

We’ve talked about why Rio is one of the best destinations to visit in the penultimate month of this decade, about Rio’s musical extravaganza and now it’s time to talk about the don’ts of Rio de Janeiro! Simply put, these are tips to enjoy the city with safety on your side of favour.  Like any city, Rio de Janeiro has both good and bad sides, while the latter is only mildly existential, you can never be too safe. If you’re  planning your trip to Rio  and you intend on enjoying the city’s sun-drenched coastline and samba-fuelled glory, keep reading and you’ll find out soon enough. 1)   Things to Exclude from your exploration Try to cross out any item of value from your outfit while your preparing to explore Rio. The city is fairly casual and if you want to grasp the sense of its tropical vibe, then keep it casual and comfy, unless of course your meeting up with Rio’s elite. Be sure to keep your passport safe in your hotel and only take out a copy of it ...