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Crete without the crowds

The travel corridor announced mid-October...

Open borders in Africa right now

The African wildlife is thriving and the hotels...
Le Monde today

Le Monde today

From New York to Bangkok, this is what megalopolis look like in this crisis: a visual journey in an empty world. I have inserted the names of the cities and photographer's credits if you hover over each image. it's taken from an article in...

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At the Banksy hotel

At the Banksy hotel

You know the street artist Banksy, right? Did you know that he has a hotel in Bethlehem, Palestine? It's called the Walled Off Hotel and generates lots of controversy, as you'd expect.  But whichever side of the wall you are on, Banksy...

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How I traveled to Syria for my birthday, and loved it

How I traveled to Syria for my birthday, and loved it

Yes I traveled to Syria last week. Not the broken and abused Syria that we all know from the news but the Syria full of colours, smiles and flavours that once stood proud. That’s right, that's where we all went on Thursday night with a bunch of super girlfriends and...

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Barefoot luxury at Zighy Bay, Oman

Barefoot luxury at Zighy Bay, Oman

I remember watching the movie The Barefoot Contessa with Ava Gardner as a teenager, and thinking that the title was the most appealing oxymoron. I feel like mimicking the idea here, as barefoot luxury truly says it all about the days that we spent at the eco-resort...

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A good reason to travel to Dubai this March

A good reason to travel to Dubai this March

Beloved Marrakech-based designers Zid Zid Kids are teaming up with the very talented Tangier-based artist Yto Barrada to create an installation titled Morocco to the Moon, which will be on show at the Dubai Art Fair this March. It's one of those exciting association...

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In and around Muscat, Oman |2|

In and around Muscat, Oman |2|

Muscat is a laid-back city on the coast, divided between Old Muscat where the Muttrah souk and the Sultan palace are (we got to see his maaassive yacht in the harbor.. the biggest private yacht in the world...there's a lot of biggest, tallest, richest in the Arabian...

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A (family) night in the desert, Oman |1|

A (family) night in the desert, Oman |1|

I'd like to tell you a bit about our recent trip to Oman, officially called the Sultanate of Oman. While we went there primarily to seek some sun and rest in the middle of the long English winter (read: we started with 5 nights in a family-geared sea-side resort...

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Dubai(land)

Dubai(land)

Paris Photo art fair is opening this week (oui!!) and there's a whole serie of interesting exhibitions to coincide with the show. One I will stop by to visit is Dubai(land) at the very resourceful gallery Olivier Waltman in Saint Germain Des Pres. Aleix Plademunt...

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make the world your own. yeah right.

make the world your own. yeah right.

I am still pinching myself. Could this really be a photography? Is this really the scale of the megalomaniac Dubai World project? Could we - ie. the humanity - be so arrogant as to think we can defy nature in such a grand proportion? Because we all need to take in a...

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How I traveled to Syria for my birthday, and loved it

How I traveled to Syria for my birthday, and loved it

Yes I traveled to Syria last week. Not the broken and abused Syria that we all know from the news but the Syria full of colours, smiles and flavours that once stood proud. That’s right, that's where we all went on Thursday night with a bunch of super girlfriends and...

i am a pure and proud product of immigration

i am a pure and proud product of immigration

this is me in the 70's at my beloved grandmother's house.  i am a pure and proud product of immigration. My Christian grandmother escaped poverty in Italy between the two wars and crossed the Alps with mother and brothers in search of a better life in the mining towns...

I wonder what Hemingway would say about Cuba today

I wonder what Hemingway would say about Cuba today

Everyone's talking about Cuba these days, and I am thrown 20 years back to when I first visited this special island, and left it with mixed feelings about its future. I was 20 years old back then. During a summer internship in Caracas (that's a whole other blog...

The wife vs. the mother, Bhutan |1|

The wife vs. the mother, Bhutan |1|

We're back from a trip in Bhutan, which I really want to document properly on BozAround. It will be mainly through photos as I took sooo many, and they will tell much more about this beautiful country than my own words. Bhutan is roughly the size of Switzerland,...