Month: November 2022

Getty Images Retailers have a new threat this holiday season: wanderlust. Americans are returning to the skies, filling hotels, swarming theme parks — and they’re showing a willingness to spend more of their money on trips. That is setting up the fiercest holiday season battle for consumers’ wallets since before the Covid pandemic, with persistent inflation already straining
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Glorious stretches of sand and eco-chic hotels are reason enough to visit Tulum, but if you can drag yourself away, you’ll find that this is much more than a beach destination. Tulum is a gateway to the remarkable riches of the Yucatán Peninsula, and you can find towering Maya ruins, dense jungle forests, colonial towns and the
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Baccarat Hotel New York Grand Salon In addition to its undeniably stunning barware, Baccarat crystal adorns some of the most beautiful and iconic hotels and restaurants in the world. In the George V Paris, for instance, a Baccarat Helios chandelier dangles above the one Michelin-starred Le George restaurant. On the French Riviera at Le Negresco,
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Topline Rising carbon dioxide levels will cause crops to become less nutritious by cutting plants’ nitrogen concentrations, according to a study published Wednesday in Trends in Plant Science, leading millions of people worldwide to face protein and mineral deficiencies as carbon emissions reach an all-time high. Key Facts As carbon dioxide levels tick up, plants
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Tulum evokes images of sun-soaked white-sand beaches, chic eco-bungalows and gleaming Mayan ruins. It’s also the perfect base for exploring the vast Reserva de la Biosfera Sian Ka’an to experience the underground worlds of cenotes, or somewhere you might catch a performance by the Voladores (flying men). It’s no wonder travelers flock to this corner of Mexico
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🇹🇹 Trinidad & Tobago – Ultimate Street Food Tour: https://youtu.be/WXOuM4wTTxU 🌶️ Get Smoked Ghost Pepper: https://amzn.to/3PNTvNQ (affiliate link) 🔔 Subscribe: http://bit.ly/MarkWiensSubscribe SOUTH TRINIDAD – The Indian ethnic community makes up one of the largest parts of the population of Trinidad and Tobago. Today we’re going on an Indian food tour in South Trinidad – and
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In this article UAL Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT United’s new, small-format lounge at Denver International Airport. Source: United Airlines United Airlines is opening a new kind of lounge at Denver International Airport, and it’s not designed for travelers to linger. The Chicago-based airline is launching the new club Saturday as travel demand recovers,
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I grew up in the Pacific Northwest and spent the first 22 years of my life there. Since then, I’ve lived there on and off. The Seattle area has its quirks that make it a very special place. The ability to take a tranquil walk through the woods and find yourself by the ocean for
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When you jet off on your vacation this year with the kids, you may have plans to visit a theme park or choose a more cultural attraction for the adults to enjoy. These trips can make your vacation extra special. But which comes out as tourists’ favourite attractions when we dive deep into visitor ratings
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Some destinations will always get pitted against one another. In this series, two passionate writers go head-to-head to explain why you should visit their chosen destination. Just how different are Dubai and Abu Dhabi? While only a little over an hour’s drive from each other on the country’s Persian Gulf coast, these two major metropolises are
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Creator of the leading cauliflower crust pizza brand in the U.S., CAULIPOWER, has officially launched its latest culinary innovation: one-pan multi-serve frozen meals. From Cauliflower Gnocchi with Savory Pesto, to Spinach Gnocchi with Tuscan-Style Marinara, and Cauliflower Penne Pomodoro, each meal is made in Italy with premium quality ingredients. According to the company’s founder and
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Taiwan is a country with more facets than the 11-headed Guanyin you’ll see inside its temples. On any one trip you could be cycling between skyscrapers, drinking coffee at plantations, sun-bathing, forest-bathing, soaring on luscious homegrown whisky, or reeling from rocket fireworks or the repertoire of a night market. The options are endless.  So whether
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Ready for a fiery snack? Try making the fiery Indian appetizer, Chicken 65, a heavily-spiced meat dish originating from the Buhari Hotel in Chennai. RECIPE: https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/how-to-make-chicken-65 For more great recipes, check out Lonely Planet’s book The World’s Best Spicy Food: https://shop.lonelyplanet.com/products/the-worlds-best-spicy-food-2
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We need to reframe the idea of an airport hotel being lacklustre, soulless (and, let’s face it, a tad Alan Partridge) to actually being a genius idea that makes travelling all the more bearable. Especially now with extended check-in times and unforgiving passport queues. So why not rock up the day before take-off, take a
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