Month: November 2024

Sustainable Brands – a female-founded Public Benefit Corporation, held its annual meeting in San Diego in October of 2024 (full program). For the second year the event included a “Regenerative Agriculture Summit.” “Regenerative” is an increasingly popular term that is now being applied more broadly than in agriculture. Indeed, the sign on the SB2024 check-in
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Columbia Hillen Ever seen a fairy? You may at Martinhal Sagres luxury resort in Portugal’s western Algarve. Such is its dedication to family vacation fun, the resort has developed a special ‘fairy trail’ to keep children happy.  The innovative idea is just one of many guest activities developed at this beach-side destination, just three kilometres
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The barren, high-altitude plateaus of Tibet and snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas have one feature setting them apart from all other mountain environments: gompas. Meaning “places of meditation” in Tibetan, gompas are basically monasteries — some small-sized, some as big as village-like enclosures — where monks and nuns live, are educated to the Buddhist equivalent
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Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Hello from the mountains of Jalisco, Mexico! I’ve been reporting in and around Guadalajara this week and am feeling so full—mind, stomach and spirit. It’s a dream come true to have the chance to experience more of this magical country, and I can’t wait to share
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England’s reach across popular culture is so vast that you may think you already know the country before you visit. However, if you expect to be surrounded by well-heeled James Bonds or a gaggle of eccentric Monty Python characters, think again. While the everyday English aren’t quite the same as how they’re portrayed in film,
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Like much of the Caribbean, Cartagena is a blend of coastal beauty, historical significance and cross-cultural influences. Palm leaves sway in the salty sea breeze, dazzling sunsets paint the sky enchanting shades of pink and gold, and sun-kissed beaches meet the shimmering sea. It was also the center of power and wealth for the Spanish
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It’s rare to come across a new product placed behind 7-Eleven and gas station refrigerator doors that’s also on trendy, natural grocer shelves like LA’s Erewhon. Mela watermelon water has managed to market itself to appeal to the entire spectrum of consumers. It’s almost like a sporting event entertaining Americans from all walks of life.
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In this article MAR Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Marriott International’s business operations and growth are solid, CEO Anthony Capuano told CNBC Monday, amid layoffs of more than 800 corporate employees and continued sluggishness in China’s tourism market. “We are firing on all cylinders in every geography,” he said. The company’s third-quarter earnings showed
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Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Since 2003, Pendleton Whisky has offered whisky lovers a delicious spirit that also celebrates rodeo and western tradition. The original whisky has, in the past 20 years, been joined by Pendleton Midnight, a portion of which is aged for six years in American brandy barrels; Pendleton
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The sun set on Monday, November 18, in towns and cities within 23.5º of the North Pole for the last time until 2025. This phenomenon, known as Polar Night, plunges the top of the globe into a nearly perpetual night until January 22, 2025. While it’s romantic to envision cozy light-filled homes buried in snow
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