Jun
28
By Anita Choudhary
The ideal combination of culture, history, and the ocean can be found on the island of
Sardinia, the second largest island in the
Mediterranean Sea.

The landscape is dotted with thousands of stone structures, proving how steeped in history…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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Jun
16
By Barbara Diggs
When traveling through the different regions of
France, the cuisine can vary as much as the landscape.

Visiting the north? You’re likely to find yourself tucking into hearty dishes featuring wild boar or venison. If in the lavender-scented…
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Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Jun
15
By Stephanie Geller
Cinque Terre is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in the world but its beauty draws not just from the natural landscape but the local flavor as well.

Here are five fun things to do in…
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Topic: Top five Monday |
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Jun
12
By Marion
Here are some of our favorite travel tweets this week:

- Gourmet holiday in Northern Italy
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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Jun
4
By Talar Sakarya
In
Italy it’s fairly hard to go wrong when you order a cup of cappuccino,

but I can say without hesitation there is one café in Florence, which surpasses all others when it comes to brewing a frothy and creamy cup of perfection.
Owned…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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Jun
3
By Anita Choudhary
Brno is referred to as “the hidden heart of Europe” and is located in the
Czech Republic.

Most people are very familiar with
Prague - its castle and the old town square, the winding city streets, and its Bohemian flavor, but…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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Jun
2
By Phil McDonald
How many of you have ever thought to pop a few flowers in your cooking to make them taste a bit nicer?

Probably only a handful. But then if you were in
Provence then it’d be the absolute norm to spoon a few dried lavender…
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Topic: General Travel |
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May
30
By Katie Greenaway
Perugia takes your breath away once stepping into the walls of this ancient city.

I visited this city for the first time acting like a kid in a toy store. Expressing a 'Wow' here, a 'Amazing' there. My tour guide is…
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May
28
By Ami K. Goemans
When you are in a rush or have a hectic day ahead of you, sitting down for a full meal at local cafe or restaurant might not be the most feasible option.

Don't get me wrong; the food is great, the people are always friendly and…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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May
22
By Marion

- Ukholidayoffers recommends taking the
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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May
14
By Satu Rommi
As the summer approaches, many bars and cafés in
Helsinki open large outdoor seating areas known as “terassi” (that’s“terrace” in Finnish).

There are even cafés in Helsinki that are only open in the summer months. Finns belong to the world’s top coffee drinking nations…
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May
14
By Phil McDonald
There’s more to Dijon than just the mustard.

When a place is so well known for one thing, it’s hard to convince people there’s more to it sometimes. It’s fortunate for the French town of
Dijon that it’s only mustard because there’s so much…
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May
13
By Sian Meades
Cookery classes have always been a strange business, and certainly not cool. Boring meals, boring chefs and not a lot of fun to be had.

But now, London businesses are cashing in on the new change of pace in which we live our lives. Since the change in economy…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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May
8
By Marion

Holiday in Sardinia
On Vacation Travel Trends, Terry Roberts blogs about his recent
trip to Italy. Terry and his wife took a low cost flight from Madrid, Spain, to Sardinia, and stayed at the
Bed and Breakfast Solemare in Alghero.
San Francisco Bay to Breakers
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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