Global Flavors: A Culinary Journey Around the World

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The saying goes, “The way to someone’s heart is through the stomach.” To truly understand Macau, taste its cuisine. Considered one of the earliest examples of Asian fusion, Macau’s food traditions began in the early 19th century when Portuguese and Chinese cultures started exchanging ingredients and techniques. Portuguese traders and settlers also introduced flavors and … Read more

Relax and Unwind: Laid-Back Phuket Guide for Stress-Free Travel

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It’s not even 9 a.m. in the sleepy fishing village of Rawai on Phuket Island, but the turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea are already busy with local fishermen casting lines and hauling nets from their rustic long-tail boats. The air is scented with lemongrass, incense and pandan as villagers rise from their beachside bungalows … Read more

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport News & Terminal Updates

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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, a major West Coast hub, remains the fastest-growing large hub airport in the United States for the second consecutive year. Passenger traffic is rising sharply: in 2016 the airport saw a 12 percent increase over the previous year and served 12 million passengers in the second quarter alone. On an average day, … Read more

Tents and Temples: Exploring Ancient Worship Sites and Camp Life

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Camp for a good cause in Cambodia. Supported by the Global Heritage Fund and the Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, Khiri Travel now offers luxury camping at the remote Banteay Chhmar temples. This project engages the local community in tent setup, maintenance and hospitality, helping create a sustainable model that channels tourism benefits … Read more

Around the World by Private Jet with Abercrombie & Kent

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Of all the journeys planned by Abercrombie & Kent founder Geoffrey Kent over the past 50 years, Around the World with Geoffrey Kent by Private Jet: The Tropics to the Arctic (May 1–26, 2016) stands out as a pinnacle. Kent personally hosts this nearly month-long expedition aboard a chartered private jet outfitted with 50 fully … Read more

Top 2024 Food Hotspots in Göteborg, Sweden: Where Locals Dine

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The Swedish west coast city of Göteborg (Gothenburg) is set to be a must-visit for food lovers this summer, offering an exciting mix of new restaurants, cafés and festivals that combine international flavours with Swedish creativity. More than 20 new restaurants, bars and cafés have opened across Göteborg and the surrounding west coast this year. … Read more

Variety Boutique Cruises Launches Exciting New Itineraries for 2026

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Boutique cruise line Variety Cruises announced the addition of Iceland, Spain and Portugal to its 2017 small-yacht itineraries. The company’s current programs already include the Greek Islands, the Adriatic Sea, Costa Rica, Panama, Cuba, the Seychelles, the Canary Islands, the Cape Verde archipelago and West Africa. Variety Cruises operates a fleet of 11 small vessels … Read more

Researchers Move Toward Reducing Turbulence in Flight

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Turbulence is a common and unwelcome part of air travel, but new research suggests it may be possible to detect and reduce bumpy encounters using data already collected by aircraft in flight. Today, pilots often rely on pilot reports (PIREPs) to warn other crews about turbulent areas. Those reports are useful but inherently limited: they … Read more

Silver Endeavour to Visit 116 Destinations in Summer 2023 and Winter 2023/24

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Silversea Cruises has unveiled a new set of 25 itineraries for the expedition ship Silver Endeavour. From May 2023 through March 2024, the vessel will call at 116 scenic and remote cold-weather destinations across Northern Europe, the Arctic and Antarctica, including 24 maiden calls for the cruise line. © Silversea Cruises “Expanding the most diverse … Read more

SAS Celebrates 50: Milestones, Innovations, and Future Plans

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The first commercial airline to fly over the North Pole en route to the U.S. West Coast is celebrating its 50th anniversary. SAS reached that landmark achievement in 1954, and six decades later the carrier continues to expand its transatlantic services. In 2014, SAS reported growing passenger numbers and introduced five additional weekly departures while … Read more