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SEVEN RIDE HAILING APPS IN LONDON “Gett is another black cab-hailing app, although not a non-profit like TaxiApp. Its corporate services are available in 135 countries. Last year it became the UK’s first ride-hailing app with the option to book exclusively electric taxis, with Gett also incentivising its drivers to invest in electric or hybrid vehicles.”


QINGDAO: CHINA’S EUROPEAN CITY “Situated on the coast of Fushan Bay, the Qingdao International Sailing Centre once hosted the sailing competitions of the 2008 Summer Olympics and the 13th Summer Paralympic Games. When competitions are on, visitors can watch the boats racing. You can also walk along the breakwater, gazing out to sea and at the reflection of the white buildings on the blue water.”


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CALIFORNIA: SEDUCED BY SONOMA “If you want to get a sense of Sonoma from above then a hot-air balloon ride is the way to go. Sonoma Ballooning Adventures takes off from the Sonoma Skypark private airfield less than 5km from the downtown area. The airfield has plenty of antique and classic small aircraft for aviation enthusiasts to ogle over a morning coffee at the check-in lounge. On landing, you’ll be picked up and driven back to the Skypark for Sonoma Brut sparkling wine and snacks.”


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