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Life is a variety of experiences – depth, quality, lived in the details. In a previous post I talked about how I want to be defined by actions, not interests. Here, I want to talk about how those actions are defined not by what they are, but how they are done.

Not long ago I was in Asia for nearly two months, with one very striking detail: none of the countries I went to during this trip are ones I haven't been to before. To many this is incredible – there is so much of the world to see! Why not

The honeymoon is a very special and fun vacation time that newly-married couples often spend to come closer and understand each other better with loads of sensual fun. There is a host of honeymoon vacation spots all over the world that honeymooners search and plan to spend and revel in the romantic time to the fullest.

One of the ultimate and most preferred vacation spots for honeymooners is the Maldives nestled along the Indian Ocean. There are lots of resorts in the Maldives specifically dedica

Spain's mix of the modern and the traditional is second to none, in my opinion, but around the holidays, tradition naturally comes to the fore – and nowhere more in the case of Christmas than in the nativity scenes that pop up all over the country, in public and private.

Montar el belén, literally “setting up the Bethlehem,” as crèches are known, is, like decorating the Christmas tree for others around the world, still a Yuletide ritual for many Spaniards, and public examples also abound throug

Noida: More than 20 nations participated during the Global Cultural Summit held at Noida Film City with great pomp and show under the chairmanship of renowned international media personality Sandeep Marwah the president f Marwah Studio.
Delegates from Bangladesh, Cambodia, Colombia, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Timor Leste, Sri Lanka, Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Bosnia And Herzegovina, Sudan, Serbia, Nigeria and India attended the meet.
Ambassador Dr. Beni

Christmas in the UK, where I grew up, thrives on tradition. Although conventionally considered a Christian celebration, a British Christmas has roots in ancient pagan festivals, subsequently layered with influences from around the world. In today's cosmopolitan (and largely secular) Britain, December 25th concerns itself as much with the Eastenders Omnibus as it does the birth of Christ.

I wanted to know more about Christmas traditions in the rest of the world, so I asked a very well-travelle

Noida: The visit of H.E. Krishna Prasad Dhakal Deputy Chief of Nepal to India to Noida Film City was a fruitful exercise, as he was not only impressed by the arrangements but by the concept of International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry that is Love, Peace and Unity through Art and Culture.
“We have designed 11 point program with Nepal and would love to promote our relations through art and culture” said Sandeep Marwah President of ICMEI and now nominated Global Cultural Minister.
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Imagine my surprise, not long ago, to discover I wanted to write a glowing article for my travel series “Best of London” about a department store!  (Just when did I fall and hit my head, anyways)?  But no, there were no mishaps involved.  If anything, our discovery was what I would term a “happy accident” as we wandered down Piccadilly Street, the atmosphere vibrant on this uncommonly sunny London day.  We paused to focus on the historic grandness all around us – and what should our eyes alight

New Delhi: A group of 32 full time MBA students of University of California Los Angles, USA visited Marwah Studio during their study tour to India to learn more about Indian Entertainment Industry and Bollywood.
The education includes the case study of Sandeep Marwah from stage artist to founder of Noida Film City where more than 350 channels are being broadcast to 162 countries of the World and how 30,000 employment has been generated from here for media and entertainment industry.
The study also

Dining Journeys  (part 1 of 3)

Ron's Swedish grandmother had once said "I live to eat...I don't eat to live." That sounds like our philosophy. This journal recalls our most memorable dining experiences, in loose geographic order (and mostly chronological) , during 30 years of travel outside the U.S.

Many details add a little color to our foodielogue, including tales (those we dare print) about people in the travel industry who we met along the way. Working for and with international airlines and

New Delhi: The prestigious grand 5th international Sufi Festival organized by Marwah Studio & Divide Abode along with AAFT, witnessed presence of galaxy of scholars & renowned personalities in a jam packed auditorium at Noida Film City supported by ICMEI.
“I am impressed by the wonderful words stated by our honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi that Islam and Hinduism can meet at Sufism. Keeping that in mind we have now promoted in a much bigger way our 5th International Sufi Festival to bring i

Book cheap flights to Japan from today to discover wonderful landscapes, seascapes, and interesting things in the land of cherry blossoms. Japan is always an attractive destination with colorful cultures, traditional and modern lifestyle.

Japan is a Northeast Asian country in the North Pacific Ocean with an area of 377,930.00 square kilometers, the world's 62th large country. Although the area is not too large, Japan's population ranks 10th in the world with over 127 million people. Japan is surr

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If you fly with any frequency, you may well have heard a pilot say the phrase — especially in relation to a sudden delay — “we’ve lost our landing slot.”

So what exactly does this magic word slot mean? Well, on one level it refers to the interval of time allotted to an aircraft to execute a determined operation or maneuver,  such as permission to take off or land. But this is a longstanding aviation term which has a number of different meanings, and there are different types: 

Spain's mix of the modern and the traditional is second to none, in my opinion, but around the holidays, tradition naturally comes to the fore – and nowhere more in the case of Christmas than in the nativity scenes that pop up all over the country, in public and private.

Montar el belén, literally “setting up the Bethlehem,” as crèches are known, is, like decorating the Christmas tree for others around the world, still a Yuletide ritual for many Spaniards, and public examples also abound through

Long been looked upon as North America's most busiest and popular travel destinations, Whistler located in Northern Vancouver is famous for its breathtaking natural beauty and things to do. Resorts scattered there offer many different options that are intended to cater to many different people, and seldom does a customer leave their resort vacation without a feeling of bliss. That blissfulness comes from the beauty of the surrounding landscape and the excellence of the Whistler ski resorts' faci

Travel can be fun if planned properly. The first that impacts a travel is the choice of destination. It is better to plan a place as per the need and the interest. If it is family vacation, the destination has to be likewise. If it is a solo travel one can plan an adventure filled destination. The tickets must be booked in advance so that it is easily available and is relatively cheaper. Of you are planning for Croatia, there are luxury hotels in Porec that offers a safe and secure stay.

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Noida: Asian Academy of Arts in association with World Peace Development And Research Foundation has planned a Global Cultural Summit in the month of December 2015.
“It is a great gesture of Sandeep Marwah and his organizations to think so deeply and sincerely towards the country’s cultural development and planned to organize huge cultural meet” said Dr. Yogendra Narain the former Secretary General of Rajya Sabha while releasing the poster of Global Cultural Summit planned for 22nd December 2015