You don't have to be a sommelier to know that wines from Burgundy have a certain prestige in the wine world. Peruse a restaurant wine list, and you'll notice that some of the featured wines or top shelf offerings are Pinot Noir or Chardonnay from Bourgogne, or Burgundy. Wine is grown worldwide, so what is it that makes Burgundy so revered amongst the well studied and introductory wine drinkers? Origins Winemaking in Burgundy can be … [Read more...]
5 reasons for a Budapest Stag do in 2025
5 reasons for a Budapest Stag do in 2025 1. Budapest is ridiculously affordable Budapest is globally famous for its stunning beauty, vibrant culture, impressive architecture, and fascinating history that spans centuries. But let’s be honest—those aren’t the real reasons you’re planning your stag party here. It’s all about the exchange rate, right? (And by “exchange rate,” we obviously mean “super cheap drinks”). Seriously though, … [Read more...]
What to see in Eastern Sicily
Whether you're an art lover, a history enthusiast, or simply looking for a relaxing getaway, Eastern Sicily has something for everyone. In this small guide, I’ll take you through the must-see sights and hidden gems you can’t miss on your journey through this captivating part of the island. Let's discover what we can't miss in Eastern Sicily! 1. Noto Noto is one of those small, compact towns in Sicily. But it’s also one of those places that, … [Read more...]
Stay, Savor, and Explore: Nova Scotia’s Newest Accomodations, Dining and Outdoor Experiences for 2025
Halifax, Nova Scotia (April 1, 2025) – This summer, Nova Scotia invites visitors to discover a wide range of new and unforgettable experiences. Whether it's cozying up in a geodesic dome under the stars, savoring the flavors of Lunenburg on a guided tasting tour, or paddling through glowing bioluminescent waters, travelers will find plenty of fresh ways to explore the province's breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture. Getting to Nova Scotia … [Read more...]
A Long Weekend in New Mexico and West Texas
We landed in Albuquerque (one of the more difficult to spell U.S. cities), New Mexico. The last time I was here was by car and the entire city was a ghost town; I recall it was difficult to find any open restaurants and we ended up eating from a fast-food cart parked across from the downtown Rail Runner Train Station. This time we rented a car and immediately headed up to Santa Fe. We stopped at St. John's College, loaded up on fresh ripe … [Read more...]
The Flying Wienie, Cedar Rapids Iowa – April 2025
Cedar Rapids is often associated with corn, the great flood of 2008, The National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library and perhaps the film, Cedar Rapids staring Ed Helms and a few other funny actors. But it is also is home to the much lesser-known Flying Wienie. Originally a Shell Oil Station, this restaurant was founded in 1999 by chef John Martin. When one drives by, its hard not to miss spotting this homey restaurant. First of all its name … [Read more...]
Lucena: The Queen City of Quezon
Nestled in the heart of Quezon Province, Lucena City stands as a vibrant hub where tradition meets progress. As the provincial capital, this first-class city seamlessly blends its rich cultural heritage with modern development, creating an intriguing destination for travelers seeking an authentic Filipino experience away from the usual tourist trails. The city's history dates back to the 16th century when it was known as Buenavista, named for … [Read more...]
Unveiling Athens: Best thing to do while there
Athens, the capital of Greece, is a city where history meets modernity in a breathtaking way. As the birthplace of democracy and Western civilization, it is home to some of the world’s most significant archaeological sites, impressive landmarks, and cultural treasures. Walking through its streets feels like traveling through time, from ancient ruins and neoclassical architecture to contemporary art and bustling markets. Beyond its historical … [Read more...]
Imsouane, Surfing in the Winter Sun
It’s twenty-two degrees. I’m sitting in the Atlantic, squinting from the glare of the sun over the water. Its 6pm but the sun is still bright. I sit on my board and let the waves pass underneath me. The bay gets busy in Imsouane. Magic Bay lays claim to one of the longest waves in Africa, and the tourists and locals alike are waiting their turn for a smooth ride, over the glassy ocean, all the way in to the beach. This isn’t my first time in … [Read more...]
Baguio: The City of Mists
As our bus wound its way up the serpentine roads of Kennon Road, the transformation was gradual, yet unmistakable. The humid lowland air of the Philippines gave way to an increasingly cool mountain breeze, while the tropical vegetation slowly morphed into stands of towering pine trees. We were ascending to Baguio City, the Summer Capital of the Philippines, perched 5,200 feet above sea level in the Cordillera mountain range of northern … [Read more...]
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