Food
Jingle bells, Santa smells, Rudolph ran away—to Hawaii like any clever reindeer would. There is something to be said about spending Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and New Years at home. However, you can just as easily skip the tangled tinsel and chipmunk carols and go somewhere exotic. Think about it: Imagine yourself somewhere new, somewhere warm,… Continue reading Top 4 Exotic Spots to Spend the Holidays
Negril, Jamaica Expedia.com Viewfinder Image Library Image courtesy of Tourism Media Headed to the tropical paradise of Jamaica? Leave without sampling these five island staples and you’ll be hard-pressed to convince anyone you actually went. Hot sun, white sand and a meal-to-write-home-about are the staples of any trip here. These tips will help make sure… Continue reading Eat it Here! 5 Foods you can’t miss in Jamaica
There is a lot of history, outdoor recreation, and exploring to be done on a Caribbean holiday. However, there is also a lot of another very special thing: booze. Some of the most fun you can have on a winter retreat in the Caribbean starts with an exotic apéritif, a colourful cocktail, and an umbrella… Continue reading The Most Exotic Caribbean Drinks to Enjoy on Your Winter Retreat
Forget acting like a standard tourist. Stumbling around a foreign city with an unfolded map threatening to engulf your face, painstakingly picking out words in your Japanese-English dictionary so you can communicate that you need to find a bathroom ASAP. Leave this scenario for people who don’t know what they’re doing. You have higher standards.… Continue reading How to Experience Tokyo Like a Local
Even if you think you know all things English, the reality is that until you’ve spent lots of time in the U.K., you really don’t know Union Jack. Rather than standing out like a sore thumb, use these tips to experience London just like a local. By the way, if you hear the word “local”… Continue reading Ways to Blend in with the London Locals
Solo travel gives you the time to do what you want to do. Vancouver is, without doubt, a solo-friendly city. Easy to navigate and safe to explore, Vancouver offers an urban setting that vibrates with people enjoying outdoor activities. If you’re a serious outdoor enthusiast you’ll find hiking trails just a bus ride away on the North Shore… Continue reading Five Loves of Vancouver’s Waterfront
Since Orlando is home to massive theme parks and a host of other kid-friendly attractions, some foodies keep away–not realising that the city has an extraordinary dining scene. The reality is that this Central Florida region has plenty of hidden gems, though many of the top restaurants aren’t always found in travel brochures. Put away… Continue reading Don’t Miss These Foodie Favourites in Orlando
I had a glass of wine in one hand and a cicchetto in the other. A canal was to the left of me and wonderful examples of Venetian Gothic architecture were to the right. I was immersed in an utterly Venetian experience. This was not my first time in Venice but on this occasion I was alone, without family in tow.… Continue reading Exploring Venice Through its Food
Whether you are heading to Thailand for a wild night in Bangkok or Hong Kong for a business trip, part of the appeal of heading East is the opportunity to try some new foods. While some dishes are unusual but still somewhat familiar, others are a far cry from your local Chinese restaurant’s menu. (Fried… Continue reading “Scary” Foods You Have to Eat in Asia