Nobody is a stranger in Malaga – the city’s coat of arms bears the words “Most hospitable”. It is cosmopolitan, and yet hundreds of foreign students come here to learn Spanish every year because they know that this is where they will learn the Spanish way of life, make Spanish friends, and yet be able… Continue reading Welcome to Malaga
Month: May 2013
Travel in Andalucía: Melilla
Just getting to Melilla is a completely different experience from any other trip you might make to Spanish destinations. For a start, the plane trip is likely to be the shortest you have ever made, with just half an hour barely giving the stewardess time to pass round the orange juice and get back to… Continue reading Travel in Andalucía: Melilla
The mountains of Malaga
The “Montes de Malaga” offer spectacular views over the city and a large expanse of the Mediterranean Rural tourism is arousing more and more interest amongst a public which is beginning to tire of the classic sun and beach menu that is served up ad nauseum by the travel agencies and tour operators. In spite… Continue reading The mountains of Malaga
A Cardinal Principle in Business – Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.
Often I am asked what is so special about Manipal and why am I so fond of it. One selfish reason could be that Manipal has reciprocated my love amply. I am still invited by various clubs. It feels good to be remembered. Among many other reasons, I pick up one specifically today. It is… Continue reading A Cardinal Principle in Business – Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.
Andalucía: Paradise for Eternity
Many foreigners prefer to be laid to rest in Andalusian cemeteries Throughout history Andalucía has attracted other civilizations which have come in search of the key to the Mediterranean. This potpourri of cultures has shaped the character of the Andalusians which is reflected in their open, hospitable nature that charms visitors, particularly foreigners, and which,… Continue reading Andalucía: Paradise for Eternity