A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
San Francisco is a city in a state of constant transformation. From its early days as a booming town fueled by gold from the nearby mountains to reconstruction after the infamous fire over a century ago, and the rapid transformation ignited by tech companies, it’s impossible to completely know San Francisco. There’s always something new.
Cooking in the hostel kitchen presents a unique set of challenges: limited pans and utensils, few basic ingredients (if any at all) and overcrowding at meal times. How does a traveling foodie plan meals with those limited resources? After all, nobody likes living on a steady diet of pasta and red sauce. Here are a few easy hostel meals that are budget-friendly, space-aware, and easily customizable based on your location. Now, let’s put those minimalist culinary skills to work.
Las Vegas has evolved from its origins of affordable shrimp cocktails and endless buffets. Sin City now shines as one of America’s premier culinary destinations, offering exquisite dining options curated by world-renowned, Michelin-starred celebrity chefs. With over 2,300 restaurants, including more than 50 influenced by celebrity chefs, you are bound to find exceptional flavors and memorable experiences.
At first glance, London might not seem like the best city for drinking alfresco. The streets are brimming with top bars and cozy pubs, but where do you go for a pint when the sun is shining? The rooftops, of course.
‘George Washington slept here’ is a plaque proudly nailed to the walls of a select group of early American guesthouses. However, where did the first President of the United States and his contemporaries go to enjoy a frothy pint of ale? The northeast is home to some of the country’s oldest watering holes – here’s a toast to some of the region’s most historic bars and taverns.
Known as the steak capital of the world, Buenos Aires has a reputation for choice cuts – but there’s more to the city than meaty menus. A new wave of Buenos Aires vegetarian restaurants are opening alongside the traditionalparrillas(barbecues), carving a new culinary identity for the city. Many restaurants will provide a vegetarian option, but the trendy barrio of Palermo is where you’ll find the biggest batch of plant-based options. Between the street art and the French-style architecture, there’s everything from New York-style bagels to seasonal small plates. So whether you’re craving some vegan ice cream or want to sample the local sourdough, here’s our guide to the best Buenos Aires vegetarian and vegan restaurants.
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.
When on holiday, your fitness routine can easily stray, and travelling can put our bodies through a lot with time zone changes, long layovers, and packed schedules. That’s why celebrities like Katy Perry and Lady Gaga have turned to personal trainer and Fitbit ambassador, Harley Pasternak, to keep them in shape while on the go.
California cuisine focuses on locally sourced ingredients with good reason. So much is grown in the verdant valleys, from grapes for amazing wine to the produce of the central valley and seafood from the endless coastline. California literally has it all. Moreover, with the diverse population, innovative flavors emerge, making it a true culinary haven. Check out these food and drink festivals this summer to sample the best of California’s varied tastes.
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.
When it comes to shopping, Dublin can rival all other major European capital cities. While traditional souvenirs abound, the real retail thrill for discerning shoppers lies in exploring the myriad independent stores for which Dublin is increasingly known.
Summer’s here, which means it’s time to don your sequins, hit the streets, and celebrate diversity at a Pride parade or festival.
Free and open to everyone,parkrunhas captivated millions across the globe since its inception in 2004. Consequently, every Saturday morning, approximately 250,000 participants eagerly line up to start their timed 5km run in over 1700 different locations across 23 nations and five continents. As a result, a growing number are using these events as a reason to travel worldwide. Will you soon be among them?
South Americadraws food-lovers from across the globe, but it’s best known for its carnivorous delicacies rather than its meat-free options. That shouldn’t discourage vegans and vegetarians, however. Despite preconceptions, the continent has a diverse range of restaurants catering to green lifestyles, andSantiagois no exception.
For almost six decades, the tightly state-controlled and embargoed Cuban economy meant that all businesses, from department stores to shoe shiners, were in the hands of the state. Today, though, Havana is slowly evolving; new economic rules on private ownership are allowing ordinary Cubans to open their own stores and businesses.
Berlin is a bustling bohemian hub that welcomes people from all around the world and caters to diverse diets. Vegan and vegetarian food is easy to find in the German capital, with many restaurants and cafes offering a wide range of choices for a vegan lifestyle. Some establishments even provide entirely vegan menus. Here are some local favorites for animal-free dining.
Munich’s food scene is increasingly embracing the rich diversity of its population through community-oriented initiatives that involve chefs and restaurant staff from varied backgrounds. Locals and travelers alike can experience a range of eateries dedicated not only to serving delicious dishes but also to uniting society. Read on to explore inspiring projects that will enhance your visit to the Bavarian capital.
Everyone knows Hong Kong as a place of neon-lit retail pilgrimage – all international brands worth their logo have outlets here, and they are supplemented by the city’s own retail trailblazers.
Visiting Barcelona can be an exhilarating experience, particularly if you are looking to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the city!
Given the fervor of San Juan nightlife on practically every street, every night of the week, you’d be forgiven for thinking that there is always something to celebrate. The best action often takes place right on the city streets as party-goers spill out of venues in the wee hours of the night for impromptu block parties.