10 of the Most Expensive Homes in Dubai
The United Arab Emirates may be a tiny country, but it is home to a fabulous concentration of wealth. It should come as no surprise then, that the real estate market in Dubai, the capital,…
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The Top Five Olympic Village Conditions Ever
Five years ago, Rio de Janeiro was chosen as the first South American city to host the Olympics. Fast forward to 2016 and the preparations for the Games have been dubbed as “one of the…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Disney CEO Bob Iger
For people who are unfamiliar with his name, Bob Iger is the current CEO of Disney, which in turn, means that he is the head of a multi-billion corporation that has a significant presence in…
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The 10 Most Expensive Rolex Watches Money Can Buy
One of the most famous watch manufacturers in the world is Rolex. The London based company was founded in 1905, and today the Rolex name is synonymous with sophistication, class, and luxury. It’s the largest…
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The Top 10 Open Yachts Available Today
Open Yachts take cruising to a whole new level. An open motor allows smaller yachts to reach speeds of up to 36 knots while providing a smooth ride. Sleek and aerodynamic, open yachts are perfect…
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10 Things You Can Do with a Credit Card Other than Purchase
Most people have a credit card in their wallet, whether they’ve maxed it out, use it religiously, or are just hanging onto it for emergencies. Even more plentiful are credit cards that are no longer…
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Why True Blue Dining is The Right Choice for Anyone
There is a new name at the top of the list when it comes to fine dining, fast dining, international dining, and any other kind of dining you can think of. However, if you have…
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A Luxury Traveler’s Guide To The Up Helly Aa Fire Festival
Up Helly Aa is the biggest and most popular fire festival in Shetland, Scotland and it takes place during winter in January. The leader of the festival is known as a Jarl and is elected…
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10 of the Largest Golden Parachutes CEOs Ever Received
The golden parachute is much maligned by the masses, perhaps for good reason. When most people fail to properly lead their companies or they commit huge errors at work, they’re either chastised at best or…
