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Across the western US and Canada’s First Nations, there’s a growing movement that’s revitalizing Indigenous food. From game to foraged berries, chefs are reimagining their ancestors’ traditional foods for everyone to enjoy. Here are 10 places to sample Indigenous cuisine in North America.
Switzerland’s famous red-and-white square flag flies from civic buildings, adorns fridge magnets and coffee mugs, and is planted in window boxes in neat rows. There is, however, another colour that symbolises the country’s breathtaking Alpine scenery, and that is the bright blue of the Aare River.
Alaska continues to flourish as a destination of choice, and the mega cruise ships have taken notice: 10 new ships called on Alaska in 2019. There’s a lot to love about big cruise liners, like the plethora of onboard entertainment and dining options, but they’re not right for everyone.
When it comes to distilled juniper, Sydney is fast becoming a worthy rival for the global gin capital. Once you’ve managed to get enough of Sydney’s sun, sea, and sand, we’ve gathered the top ways to experience Australia’s most beautiful blends in the harbour city.
The city of Lyon is known for its picturesque old town (Vieux Lyon) and its fantastic food served in traditional restaurants calledbouchons. My day in Lyon was part of a larger trip across France, which began and ended in Beaune, another French city known for its food and wine. There was a gastronomic theme to my trip: I was looking to eat great food, explore a new city, and enjoy some kid-free time after a rather exhausting time in Disneyland.
It’s only a few days away, but there’s still time to plan a Labor Day weekend getaway, and you shouldn’t have to pay a premium on accommodations—especially if you’re bound for urban environments.
Bordeaux is a remarkable destination for both a city getaway and an extended exploration of its surrounding countryside and vineyards. Following a visit to the stunning regions of the Dordogne, I was keen to make my way to Bordeaux, a journey we accomplished recently, inclusive of our road trip in the area, highlighted by a significant stop in Bordeaux itself. The city offers a plethora of activities to engage in, leaving visitors wonderfully spoiled for choice. This city can cater to those seeking a relaxing experience, as well as those desiring a lively and vibrant atmosphere.
There are countless incredible honeymoon options available, making it challenging for any couple to select the perfect destination for this once-in-a-lifetime trip. However, LGBT couples have additional factors to consider, including safety and the inclusivity of the destination. Consequently, the Latin America Travel Company conducted research to identify the best honeymoon destinations for LGBT couples.
The Philippines is a relatively easy travel destination by Southeast Asian standards. English is widely spoken, and the country has an endearing don’t-worry-be-happy vibe, soothing for first-time visitors. However, volatile weather and natural disasters can disrupt trips in a hurry, while a menu of over 7000 islands can create itinerary headaches for even the most seasoned travel planners. Increase your chances of a smooth trip by avoiding these common first-timer fails.
TheEuroVelocycling network is a sprawling system of paths stretching from the Arctic Circle to the Mediterranean and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Black Sea. Since its opening in 2001, it has expanded to include 16 routes that allow travelers to experience cross-border tourism and the stunning European landscape.
The first place in Ireland to have a thriving tourist industry was Kerry. As far back as the 1800s, the lakes around Killarney were drawing visitors, including Queen Victoria. Today, it remains the most-visited location in the country. Tourists flock here to admire the magnificent Ring of Kerry, Carrantuohill, Dingle, and Listowel Castle, among other stunning sites. Kerry’s wild beauty, steeped in history, leaves visitors delighted, often prompting repeat visits. For writer Emily Hourican, a visit at least once a year is essential. Kerry is everything beautiful and wild, and so much more.
It wasn’t long ago that the American beer market was dominated by a handful of factory-produced brews that only vaguely resembled what beer should be. Thankfully, those days of choking down poor-quality beverages are long gone, thanks to an explosion of microbreweries in recent years. The Brewers Association’s latest count of over 7,000 microbreweries has tripled since 2012. Here’s a short list of some of our favorite breweries found in discerning beer shops nationwide.
Poised gracefully against the glistening Adriatic Sea at Croatia’s southern tip, the enchanting city of Dubrovnik graces many a bucket list. If you’re fortunate enough to have more than a day or two in the area, it’s worth exploring its beautiful and varied surroundings on these great day trips from Dubrovnik.
Gauteng, the landlocked South African province surrounding Johannesburg, boasts a rich archaeological and geological history. This fascinating history has created a multitude of unusual tourist activities within an hour or two of Jo’burg – from fossil-filled caves to ancient diamond-mining towns and breathtaking balloon safaris over some of the oldest mountains in the world. Here are five of the best Johannesburg day trips.
Tired of large bottles of Chang and buckets of SangSom? While sinking shots with other backpackers is a rite of passage for many travelling in the Land of Smiles, Chiang Mai boasts a thriving, lesser-known bar scene – with a distinctly local flavour – that may be more to some travellers’ tastes.
Small-town Mexico may not come immediately to mind when you think of a queer traveller’s paradise, but throughout Oaxaca, the beach villages and city streets offer both queer history and modern hotspots.
A two-hour drive north of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv lies the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, site of the worst nuclear accident ever recorded and recently back in the spotlight in the acclaimed HBO/Sky seriesChernobyl.
With its turquoise lagoons and burnt-crimson cliffs, ancient footsteps, and historic shell middens,Australia’sremote Dampier Peninsula in Western Australia’s coastal Kimberly region is home to a number of Aboriginal communities who welcome travellers to their spectacular land and share their traditional culture.
There is a gin boom in Cape Town and it’s spreading across South Africa, with around 50 distilleries now producing no fewer than 250 different gins. Fueling the trend is the use of the country’s fascinating flora to flavor the spirit.
