Month: August 2024

Paris may have birthed the concept of haute gastronomy, but over the last decade or so, the local dining scene has loosened up considerably. The influence of social media, globalization and the evolution of dining habits have brought out more irreverent, playful and accessible dining spots. They’ve also carved out space for international cuisines where
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Travelers may have finally had enough. With revenge travel over and pandemic savings depleted, travelers say they’re planning fewer trips this summer, or skipping their vacations altogether. “After two straight years of strong gains, the number of Americans planning to take leisure trips is taking a dip,” states a summer travel report from Deloitte Insights.
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Aug. 19th, 2024 As the glistening sun rises over the pristine shores of Ibiza on this mystical Spanish Island in the Mediterranean, the iconic Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay begins its annual invitation to guests every spring. This inspired 5-star luxury hotel on the white island in the Balearic Islands offers an unmatched blend of luxury,
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From admiring Silk Road architecture to wine-tasting, from heli-skiing in Amirsoy to exploring a graveyard of ships in the Aral Sea, Uzbekistan has something to offer for every type of explorer. To help you plan a trip to this fascinating Central Asian nation, here are our favorite things to do. 1. Step back in time
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While the title of CEO comes with its perks, it also comes with massive responsibility and pressure that can challenge even the most experienced executive’s mental health. As a company grows, so do the stakes, spotlight, and expectations. Starbucks is a prime example. Unfortunately, Starbucks has recently struggled domestically and internationally. The days of Howard
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Most people hiking the Camino de Santiago start their journey in France, but not @joesills or @liz. They took the less crowded but still SO scenic Portuguese Way (Caminho Português de Santiago), a 620km trail linking Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela. On the way, spend the night at locally-owned albergues, dine in traditional restaurants and
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The Scotsman Hotel Lori Morris Design is an interior design firm known for its innovative style. Their most recent achievement included receiving Best Luxury Hotel Interior Design from Luxury Lifestyle Awards for their work on The Scotsman Hotel located in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. Built in 1835 and transformed over the years, the hotel underwent a remarkable
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“Homemade, local and proud.” That’s how LP staffer Annemarie McCarthy (@annmo13) describes the eats in Genoa, Italy’s largest sea port. If you’ve got a sweet tooth (or a passion for dishes that make you go 🤯) this one’s for ya 🍝🍫 💥 WHERE TO EAT IN GENOA 💥 @cremeria_buonafede for ice cream @romanengo1780 for sweets
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The twin-island republic of Trinidad and Tobago is more than just an idyllic tropical paradise. The pleasures of the crisp sea air, postcard-worthy beaches and natural beauty here are undeniable, it’s true. Yet the heart of Trinbagonian living is the beautiful blend of people, places and spaces of diverse origins and ethnic backgrounds. If you’re
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Traditional Costa Rican fare, for the most part, is comfort food consisting largely of beans and rice, fried plantains, and the occasional slab of chicken, fish or beef. Recently, locals have started to experiment more with the country’s fresh and plentiful produce. The results have been inspiring and delicious. Considering the extent of the coastline,
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