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The Ultimate Tuscan Road Trip For Wine Lovers - forbes.com - Italy
forbes.com
29.05.2024 / 13:17

The Ultimate Tuscan Road Trip For Wine Lovers

Pisa attracts more than five million tourists yearly to see its world-famous Leaning Tower. But few realize this proverbial “half-day city” is the gateway to Terre di Pisa, one of Italy's newest and most exciting DOC (Denominazione di Origine Controllata) wine appellations.

What to eat and drink in the Netherlands - lonelyplanet.com - Netherlands - city Amsterdam - Eu - city Rotterdam
lonelyplanet.com
26.05.2024 / 13:27

What to eat and drink in the Netherlands

Hearty meat, mashed vegetables and huge wheels of cheese are just the start of the Dutch culinary story. The country has a natural larder of lush fields, pastures, coastline and waterways, and tens of thousands of acres of high-tech greenhouses. 

6 Dubai Bars For Marvelous Mocktails - forbes.com - Italy - Usa - China - Peru - India - city Beirut - city Dubai - city Lima
forbes.com
22.05.2024 / 13:31

6 Dubai Bars For Marvelous Mocktails

The popularity of zero-alcohol cocktails has significantly increased in recent years in Dubai, even as the city’s dining and nightlife scene shows no signs of slowing down. Whether it’s a result of most of the local population’s culture or shifting lifestyle preferences, there’s never been a better time to browse the non-alcoholic drinks sections of menus around town.

Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Salerno, Italy - cntraveler.com - Germany - France - Italy - Switzerland - Britain
cntraveler.com
21.05.2024 / 17:47

Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Salerno, Italy

For millennia, Salerno, Italy has been overshadowed by the nearby Amalfi Coast and big sister Naples—home to world-famous pizza, sea views, and art. Because the two cities enjoy the same tempered climate and rich traditions, Salerno is often affectionately referred to as “little Naples.” The main difference is that, despite recently becoming a tourist attraction once again, Salerno is blessed with less traffic.

Local Flavor: where to eat and drink on the Florida Panhandle - lonelyplanet.com - Usa - New York - state Florida - state Alabama - city Portland - county Coffee - county Santa Rosa
lonelyplanet.com
20.05.2024 / 14:35

Local Flavor: where to eat and drink on the Florida Panhandle

Cultural wasteland. Rural backwater. The Redneck Riviera. Whatever northern critics might say about "Flora-Bama," the 200-mile stretch of Florida beneath Alabama, I’m here – as a Florida-raised New Yorker – to tell you they’re flat wrong.

5 Of The Best Museums And Cultural Hotspots To Visit On Your First Trip To Las Vegas - forbes.com - New York - city Las Vegas - city New York - city Sin
forbes.com
19.05.2024 / 18:45

5 Of The Best Museums And Cultural Hotspots To Visit On Your First Trip To Las Vegas

Plotting your first trip to Las Vegas probably looks something like eating, drinking, beach club, casino, and repeat, right? Las Vegas isn’t called Sin City for nothing; it really is one of the best places in the country to let your hair down and have fun.

Local Flavor: where to eat and drink in Miami - lonelyplanet.com - Denmark - state Florida - county Miami - Cuba - city Sandwich - county Coffee - city Magic
lonelyplanet.com
17.05.2024 / 09:13

Local Flavor: where to eat and drink in Miami

Miami’s been given a wild culinary glow-up over the past few decades, the titterings of which began when Gianni Versace, in all his fashionable prescience, chose to hang his hat in South Beach, with celebrities like Madonna, Sly Stallone and Lenny Kravitz following suit — indulgent palates in tow. 

After Almost 20 Years, Park Hyatt Seoul Remains One Of Gangnam’s Best Places To Stay - forbes.com - Italy - Japan - South Korea - city Seoul - North Korea
forbes.com
16.05.2024 / 11:49

After Almost 20 Years, Park Hyatt Seoul Remains One Of Gangnam’s Best Places To Stay

On my twenty-plus trips to Seoul, I generally steered clear of Gangnam, the district south of the Han River immortalized by the South Korean rapper PSY’s 2012 smash hit “Gangnam Style.” Something, however, shifted in me while planning my recent spring jaunt. Gangbuk, the district north of the Han River—where I’d typically plant myself—started feeling a touch too familiar. Plus: how could I judge a place I hadn’t actually spent quality time in?

Uber unveils new features, from additional ride options to new stores on Uber Eats and more - thepointsguy.com - city Atlanta - city New York - county Island - county San Diego - city Pittsburgh - city Los Angeles - Charlotte - county Miami - city San Francisco - county Lake
thepointsguy.com
15.05.2024 / 18:47

Uber unveils new features, from additional ride options to new stores on Uber Eats and more

After two years of launching features aimed at families, Uber unveiled six new products — three focused on shared rides and three new Uber Eats expansions — at its fourth annual product showcase, Go-Get. The new additions include airport shuttle and event rides, pre-scheduled Uber X shared rides and Uber Caregiver.

How my family of 6 spent nearly $9,000 on a Disney vacation — and what we'll do differently next time - insider.com - Los Angeles - city Las Vegas - state California - city Salt Lake City - state Utah
insider.com
15.05.2024 / 17:43

How my family of 6 spent nearly $9,000 on a Disney vacation — and what we'll do differently next time

Over spring break, my wife and I took our four children from Utah to Southern California for a week at Disneyland and Universal Studios.

Sun, sea and delicious food: 10 wonderful agriturismos in Italy - theguardian.com - Italy
theguardian.com
15.05.2024 / 11:29

Sun, sea and delicious food: 10 wonderful agriturismos in Italy

You can’t beat an agriturismo. Rural locations, owners whose main job is farming, plus food and drink produced on site all add up to a charmingly informal stay. There is rarely a reception desk and there’ll be dogs and crowing roosters to contend with, but they offer brilliant food and a friendly welcome. And they are not all buried in the countryside; there are lots of agriturismos around Italy’s 5,000 miles of coast. Here are 10 within walking or cycling distance of the beach.

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