Some countries are blessed. And then there’s Italy, which is endowed with not one but two huge island regions in the Mediterranean. Both filled with churches, vineyards, churches and sites testifying to millennia of history, Sicily and Sardinia are nonetheless truly distinct – and truly wonderful. Having trouble picking between the two? We’ve asked two partisans
Month: January 2023
Finely aged wine is one of life’s great pleasures. As with anything elderly, it has to be treated with proper care and respect. Many casual drinkers believe that you can just cellar the stuff and let time take care of the rest. But that sort of handling takes for granted a vital component of the
South Africa offers some of the world’s most diverse landscapes, from sparkling oceans and stark deserts to snow-capped peaks and wildlife-dense savanna. But it’s not just the land that makes South Africa so enthralling – the wealth of the country’s diverse cultural groups, each contributing its own architecture, traditional cuisine and customs, adds to the
Bardessono Resort & Spa A trip up the California coast to wine country is a great vacation for oenophiles and anyone looking for great farm to table food, delicious wine and relaxation in a gorgeous setting. California is one of the leading winemaking regions in the world. More than 600,000 acres of the Golden State
Although the new year just started, we’re already facing a looming deadline. We have until the end of this decade – only seven years – to curb the worst of the climate crisis. Responsible for one-third of global emissions, the food system plays an undeniably significant role in this critical problem. However, solutions are in
“Iceland is too expensive to visit on a budget” is right up there with “Don’t eat the street food – it will make you ill” as one of the great myths of travel – and it could lead you to miss out on some amazing experiences. True, Iceland can be eye-wateringly pricey, but with some
Jack and Katrina offer a behind-the-scenes look at their eerie investigation of Tha Alaskan Hotel in Juneau, Alaska. Find out why the Portals to Hell hosts consider this spot to be the creepiest place they’ve visited. Visit TravelChannel.com to learn more about Portals to Hell. In this series, Jack Osbourne and Katrina Weidman investigate the
With the excitement (and chaos) of holiday travel behind us and spring break and summer still a ways off, February might not seem like the most exciting time to travel. However, this can be a great time of year to enjoy lower hotel and travel costs as well as smaller crowds. Here are five fun
We explore the greatest outdoor show on earth – The Calgary Stampede – and the ranching culture behind the rodeo. Yee-haw! This video was made possible with the support of Travel Alberta. For more information about the region, check out their website and social media info below (PS their Instagram is killer!). http://travelalberta.us/ https://www.facebook.com/travelalberta https://instagram.com/travelalberta/
If you are wondering what you should and should not do in a quarantine we have a lighthearted take on the do’s and don’ts of being asked to stay home to help out. From dealing with being stuck with your loved ones all the time, to homeschooling, to staying healthy, to ways to stay social
Not all that long ago, a stay in the Lake District (campsites, aside) meant a choice of cheery B&Bs, cheery pubs and rather stuffy, traditional hotels with table d’hôte menus and anti-dog policies. Oh my, how things have changed. Today, you’ll find hotels that rival the famed beauty and allure of the Lakeland landscape with
From catching Covid-19 to getting caught in a blizzard, traveling can be risky business these days. But just how risky often depends on the destination — and how you define the risks. Safest cities: people’s perceptions A report published by the U.K.-based insurance company William Russell ranked the “safest cities in the world,” according to
Some people might think of Arizona simply as “the desert,” but visiting this state’s best national parks and monuments is a surefire way to discover there’s so much more than that to explore. You can wander in dense woodlands in Grand Canyon National Park; see Petrified Forest National Park’s grasslands blanketed in wildflowers; spot condors hovering
After a two-year hiatus, about 40,000 people gathered to celebrate at the Great American Beer Festival in Denver in October. There was a lot to celebrate. Since starting with 24 breweries, 47 beers, and 800 people in 1982, the festival has grown to 500 breweries from 46 states plus Washington, D.C. More than 2,000 beers
Madrid is a fascinating city with a storied history that spans nearly a millennium and a thriving nightlife that will have you still dancing as the sun rises. With architectural wonders, world-class gastronomy, famed art museums and even an Egyptian temple within the city limits, the Spanish capital offers sights and attractions to satisfy all
Jan. 18th, 2023 Cruise with Aqua Expeditions For those who love wildlife and nature, the Amazon River may just be the most fascinating place in the world. It is filled with biodiversity rich beyond imagination where you’ll see a Harper’s Eagle zooming through the air to snatch the day’s meal while others, such as the
For more than two decades, the kumquat – lovingly known as the “little gold gem of the citrus industry” – has reigned supreme in Dade City, Florida. Founded in 1971 in Florida’s Sports Coast, it boasts the largest concentration of kumquat growers and product manufacturers in the nation, and is home to the Annual Kumquat
Famously beautiful, San Francisco is one of the most filmed, photographed and Instagrammed places in the world. And it’s even better in real life. Pictures can never capture the taste of mouth-watering, farm-fresh dishes, the clang of the cable car and the truly joyous celebrations of individuality you’ll find on any visit here. But where do you start
Jack and Katrina travel to Placerville, California, to investigate a historic hotel that has been losing staff due to paranormal activity. They discover the property has ties to a nefarious secret society, which may be behind the haunting. Jack Osbourne and Katrina Weidman investigate the world’s most sinister haunted locations they suspect are gateways to
More information http://www.eatingthaifood.com/2012/05/traditional-thai-food-the-local/ on this link. Within the hustle of modern Thai food, it can be challenging to actually find authentic and traditional Thai food. In Bangkok, street food though very delicious, is modified so it’s easier to make and quicker to sell. This of course, isn’t bad, and Thai street food is outstanding, but
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