Founded in 1973, this French restaurant is a must try when visiting Port Vila in Vanuatu. Older then the country itself, features a lounge area, smoking and non smoking seating - sizable there is plenty of space to spread out. Owner, Clement Martinez (came to Vanuatu in 1969) is an affable character who likes to circle among the patrons taking time to visit with guests. Known for their fruit bat, otherwise known as the flying fox. This dish … [Read more...]
Swedish Midsummer – Sweden’s Unofficial National Day
Plan a holiday to Sweden in the month of June this year and you will be rewarded with double helpings of celebratory joy. Not only is it the month when Sweden turns 500 years old, but also the month of Sweden's most longed-for festival - Midsummer. On June 23rd (Midsummer´s Eve), which is the longest day of the year, you will have the chance to meet with a group of cheerful Swedes, dressed in traditional costumes, dancing around the maypole. … [Read more...]
Southern Hospitality Awaits You in Mobile, Alabama
Mobile, Alabama has never been a city on my “to visit” list, but sometimes life presents you with an opportunity, so you just go with the flow and enjoy the ride. Such an opportunity presented itself when I recently flew from Savannah to Atlanta to Mobile. I had one specific goal: obtain my Global Entry status. Global Entry is a U.S. Customs and Border Protection program that allows expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers upon … [Read more...]
Prince Edward Island: Canada’s Newest Wellness Retreat
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island (May, 2023) – With 700 miles of tranquil beaches and Island-wide hiking, biking, and walking trails, Prince Edward Island is an open-air playground for travelers to restore mind, body, and soul. This year, visitors to PEI can revel in the "island way of life" with new and authentic wellness experiences. From a new Nordic Spa and kaYOGA, to paddleboarding with beach goats, here are a few ways for travelers … [Read more...]
Stressed? Overwhelmed? Feeling Burnt Out? Try These 7 Natural Ways to Unwind Tonight
With over 50% of American adults reporting regular stress on a weekly basis, there's a good chance you fall into the majority of adults who feel stressed, overwhelmed, and burnt out. Living in a fast-paced society comes with many benefits, but it can also add so much to our load that generations before us could have never imagined when it comes to having trouble relaxing. Thankfully, we have modern and older methods that can help us naturally … [Read more...]
Visit the Most Popular Country of Europe and Enjoy Like Anything
Europe is a continent with a rich history, diverse culture, stunning landscapes, and incredible architecture. It is a favorite destination for travelers from all over the world who come to explore the cities, museums, galleries, and natural beauty that Europe has to offer. There are many countries to visit in Europe, each with its unique charm and attractions. In this article, we will explore some of the best places to visit in Europe, including … [Read more...]
Rubies in the Orchard by Lynda Resnick
Rubies in the Orchard provides invaluable insights into some of the inner workings and creativity of one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the U.S., Lynda Resnick. Either she or her husband Stewart, have been responsible for significantly growing a variety of prominent businesses including Telafora, POM, Franklin Mint and Fiji Water. A variety of successful business are branded under Wonderful - including citrus, pistachios and a major … [Read more...]
Wine, Dine and Unwind this February During Walla Walla Restaurant Month
(WALLA WALLA, Wash.) — A visit to Walla Walla is a great idea in any month, but February holds a special place as the valley's agricultural prowess and acclaimed culinary scene take center stage during the 12th Annual Walla Walla Restaurant Month. The month-long celebration of food — and, of course, wine — will bring chef-curated prix fixe menu offerings, wine and wine tasting specials, attractive lodging packages, and much more to the unofficial … [Read more...]
Maestro, Andre Tchelistcheff and the Rebirth of Napa Valley
Written by James O. Gump, professor emeritus of history at the University of San Diego, this book explores Andre's early life, growing up in Russia including personal experiences, hardships and his viticulture and enology training, all of which built character traits that would ultimately lead to a distinguished and influential career as a winemaker. Written from a rich historical perspective, this account of Andre's life highlights the … [Read more...]
Budapest Invites Travelers to Spend the Holidays Abroad
Christmas markets, skating rinks, theatrical performances, thermal baths and many more surprises make Hungary's capital the ideal destination to enjoy a white Christmas this year BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dec. 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Visit Hungary invites travelers to spend the holidays abroad as the capital city of Budapest offers a variety of seasonal activities, eye-popping decoration, and authentic Hungarian traditions. From Christmas … [Read more...]
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