PLACES I'VE BEEN

Makkah and Medina in one trip — a spiritual journey that stuck with me.

Skyscrapers rising from the desert. The blend of tradition and ambition is unmistakable.

Everything's bigger in Texas. The energy and scale of the city lived up to the hype.

The Queen City surprised me — river views, good food, and a real Midwestern charm.

Fog, hills, and tech. Still one of the most distinct cities in the US.

Desert heat and endless blue skies. A different kind of American city.

Space City keeps pulling me back. Second visit, same Texas energy — big, bold, and welcoming.

Been twice now. The food, the vibe, the Southern hospitality — ATL delivers every time.

Museums, markets, and the best public transport I've used. Could spend months here.

The city of lights never gets old. Wandered the Seine, ate too many croissants, got lost in Montmartre.

Alpine air and mountain views. The kind of place that clears your head.

Fashion, design, and espresso. Milan does refinement without feeling stuffy.

History on every corner. You can't walk far without stumbling on something incredible.

No cars, just canals and narrow streets. Surreal in the best way.

Lake views and Italian leisure. Exactly as dreamy as it sounds.

Gaudí, tapas, and Mediterranean energy. A city that knows how to live.