The skylines of each big city are the symbol of its development and modernity. The city centers of big cities around the world are  the cultural and economical centers of that country. The days and nights of these skylines with the city’s tallest skyscrapers are the great architectural view to see.

10. Seattle, USA

Seattle in the Northwest of USA is a most important port city as a trade centre for Pacific and Europe. It is important for its commercial, cultural and technological advancement. It has four skyscrapers which are more than 200m among which one is the famous 184m Space Needle observation tower.

9. Shenzhen, China

Shenzhen was the small fishing town on the border of Hong Kong in 1970. But now it is capital with more than six million people. It has 20 skyscrapers of higher than 200 meters tall. Shun Hing Square is also among these which is the 8th tallest building in the world.

8. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur is the most impressive in the world which has very beautiful and wide sky lines. It has 10 skyscrapers build over 200 meters tall. three of the ten are among the 25 tallest buildings worldwide.

7. Toronto, Canada

Toronto is a multi cultural and ethnicity city. Including the amazing CN Tower which is 553 meters tall, Toronto has 7 skyscrapers in its skyline that are more than 200 meters. It is the tallest free-standing structure in North America which has the world’s highest observation deck.

6. Tokyo, Japan

The world’s most populated city Tokyo is also referred to the capital of the Eastern world. It has very dense skyline with 18 skyscrapers at over 200 meters tall. Read the full story

Most of vacation shoppers head to shops for refunds but lot of fliers are incognizant they can draw one when their non-refundable airline ticket falls in price. Most airlines offer a refund whenever it’s requested prior to a flier’s scheduled flight. Depending upon an airway’s policy, the request can be made by calling or visiting the carrier’s site.

Southwest Airlines (LUV) is the only providing fliers to rebook their flight at a less fare and gives back the remainder on a credit card. Majority of the rest of airways pay off the difference with a coupon for a next flight. A transfer fee that ranges from 75 to 150 USD for a domestic flight could implement. Southwest’s refund policy is the most friendly to customers. In addition to giving fliers money back, the airway has no transfer fee. Likewise, United, (UAL) JetBlue (JBLU) and Alaska (ALK) don’t bill a change fee but pay off with a coupon that can be utilized up to one year from the issuing date. Continental, (CAL) Delta, (DAL) US Airways (LCC) and Northwest give vouchers but bill a change fee.

Frequent flier Rich Szulewski, of Memphis, tells the refund policy did well to him and his family few months ago, when, "on a whim," he checked the price of a Memphis-Orlando ticket on Northwest a week before leaving. The price had dropped down 175 USD what he had given for each of 3 non-refundable tickets.

Szulewski interchanged the tickets, minus a 50 USD change fee for each one, on the bookings page of Northwest’s site. He got three 125 USD coupons that he utilized in his future travel. Southwest passengers can get a return at the airway site or by contacting the airline by phone. The return is served at once but can take up to fortnight to come out in a flier’s credit card account statement, tells Southwest spokesman Chris Mainz.