A Tour Through Madrid’s Sizzling Dining Scene
Most people think of Madrid for its rich history and cultural attractions. A day out and about in the city is like being in an open-air museum. Everywhere you walk…
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The Ghost of Kyiv
For most of 2023, my bedroom window looked out onto a 30-foot-tall, blue-gray mural of the heroic Ghost of Kyiv. Word of the flying ace’s exploits spread like wildfire in…
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Eating Istanbul
On a sweltering July afternoon in the heart of Istanbul’s old city, groups of men huddle around colored plastic tables in the shade of the Aqueduct of Valens, an imposing,…
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Thinking of Becoming a Digital Nomad? Here’s Some Food for Thought
A digital nomad, in the simplest of terms, is a professional who utilizes the power of technology to perform their work from virtually anywhere, embracing a location-independent lifestyle. With a…
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Garifuna Food in Belize at the Garifuna Restaurant in San Pedro
It was quiet when we arrived at the Garifuna Black & White Restaurant in San Pedro. The day was rainy, and some showers had just passed. More was to come.…
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Mexican Eating Habits
Reforma did a national “encuesta” (survey) of Mexican eating habits in May, and here are some of their results. I found this great podcast by The Expat Money Show –…
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The Singaporean Food Scene
The Singaporean Food Scene The vibrancy and sustainability of the local food scene of a place or culture is often seen as a reflection of the diversity of that place.…
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Lyon: The 10 Restaurants a Foodie Should Visit
Although Lyon is the second-largest city in France, it is certainly the gastronomic capital – and number one in our hearts! The area is known for its high-end traditional French…
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Why Vanuatu is a must-visit for every foodie
Vanuatu’s largest city and capital may be known for its beautiful deserted beaches, waterfall abseiling and cultural villages, but what about food? Port Vila’s growing culinary scene is made up of…
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Typical Food In Paraguay
Typical Food In Paraguay Paraguay is a bilingual country where both Spanish and Guaraní (an aboriginal language) are spoken indistinctively and sometimes even mixed. Due to this bilingualism, some of…
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