Guides I'd want in my pocket.

I'm Yogi — a husband and dad with a regular 9-to-5 who happens to plan trips like it's a second job. Before I go anywhere, I read the official ticket pages, compare the tour options, and map the whole thing out. World Wonder Pass is where I publish the results.

It started with Dubai. In March 2025 I spent five days there on my first visit — Burj Khalifa, a desert safari with sandboarding and quad biking, the Creek, the Frame, Global Village — and came home with the kind of practical knowledge you only get from being there. That became DXBUnlocked, a first-timer's Dubai guide written from the trip itself.

The other guides are research-based, built the same obsessive way — and I'll tell you straight which is which. Machu Picchu, for example, is still on my bucket list: MachuPass is a deep-dive planning guide compiled from official sources while I plan my own future trip, not a first-hand account. What it lacks in personal photos it makes up for in accuracy: every ticket circuit, permit rule, and price is verified against the official system.

That's the promise across the whole collection — LouvreInsider for Paris, GreatWallVisit for China: honest, independent, and practical. No sponsored rankings. No fluff. Just the information you need to plan a great trip.