Lyon, France
If Paris, Lille and Rotterdam made a love child, Lyon would be the resulting baby. With its three distinct neighborhoods--City Center, Old Lyon and Confluence--there is plenty to explore! Also,…
Churches Aim to Modernize
While churches tend to represent conservative values and are typically very reluctant to change, some have also recognized the advantages of modernizing their donation systems. In this current age of…
Florence, Italy
Florence may be significantly smaller than Rome but it is definitely the art capital of Italy. Even just walking through the streets, you feel like you are walking through a…
Marketing in our Everyday Lives
When most people hear marketing, they usually think of manipulation and subliminal messages. I apologize in advance if I'm bursting anyone's bubble but the conspiracy theories of subliminal messaging are…
Rome, Italy
Rome is a unique city that seamlessly blends the old with the new. It has no clear town center and no business district. Instead, it’s a collection of urban neighborhoods.…
Sofia, Bulgaria
Bulgaria is a country with a 1300+ years history. During the 7th century, the crown prince Asparouh led part of the Bulgars, who had settled in the area known as…
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
While mostly known for its Red Light District, Amsterdam is full of carefully hidden treasures and lesser known charms. Started in the 1000, a fisherman's village was built on the…
Old Town, Zurich, Switzerland
From swimming in the crystal clear Lake Zurich to attending a ballet at the Opera House to shopping on Bahnhofstrasse, the most expensive retail street in Europe, there is a…
Salzburg, Austria
Literally translated, Salzburg means salt fortress. Salzburg became a rich town during medieval times thanks to its salt mines and tax on trade that passed through its river. The river…