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10 food experiences for people who live (and travel) to...

 There are two types of travellers: those for whom food is a necessary source of fuel on a journey and those for whom food is the whole point of the journey. For the former, here are some epic adventures that gourmands will remember for years to come. 4-Course Italian Cooking Class in 17th-Century Palazzo, Rome If you've always dreamed of cooking like a nonna, then this 4-Course Italian Cooking Class in 17th-Century Palazzo is for...
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10 reasons why Colombia should be your next holiday destination

Gone are the days when the looming dangers of narcotrafficking ravaged Colombia and kept fearful visitors away. Nowadays, the country is championing the tourism industry, which grew over 300 per cent since 2006, and offers a diverse range of exciting attractions and activities. Whether you'd like to sample aromatic coffee, explore the mysterious Amazon or party like there's no tomorrow, you certainly won't be disappointed. To trek to the lost city of Ciudad Perdida Tucked...
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The world’s most popular cocktails and the best places to...

Mixology trends come and go, but when it comes to cocktails, nothing beats the classics. According to Drinks International, the following tipples remain the most popular. Here's how they rose to stardom and where to find them at their best. Mojito With its bracing squeeze of lime, burst of muddled mint, heady hit of rum, and a touch of caramel sweetness from brown or raw sugar, it's easy to see why the Mojito is so...
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8 Under-the-Radar Wine Destinations

What's the secret ingredient in some of the world's best wines? Marketing! Dom Perignon, Château Lafite, even a top Barossa Valley Aussie red: only a fool wouldn't call each one exquisite, but they also rest on boozy laurels. Get on your feet and you'll find more exotic - and exciting - tipples in some surprisingly far-flung corners of the planet. 1. Inle Lake, Myanmar Myanmar (aka Burma) is not only one of the last great...
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An Insider Guide to New York’s Neighbourhoods

When New Yorkers say "The City," we mean Manhattan. While hundreds of fascinating neighborhoods make up our other four boroughs – Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island – the long, skinny, densely populated island at the center of it all unites us. Here's our guide to exploring this lively hub for finance, media, culture, arts, design, and much more. Seeking a quiet spot to relax and recharge in nature? You'll find that, too. Trust...
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As Spain leads the pack with the most Blue Flag...

Although there are plenty of nations with sugar-sand stretches of coastline, Spain may very well be the best spot in the world for a beach holiday. For 31 consecutive years, the country has boasted the most Blue Flag beaches, an award given out by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). In order to achieve Blue Flag certification, a beach must conform to stringent standards of accessibility, cleanliness, safety, and environmental sustainability. Simply put, Spain's 590...
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12 tips to fake travel pics shot by a pro

We're drowning in images. Particularly – thanks, Instagram! – travel images. Here's how to keep your head above the water of photographic mediocrity and impress friends, family and – perhaps most importantly – yourself with creative shots of this incredible world. 1. Kill the clichés Memorable travel images are partly about what not to shoot. Do a quick mood check before you click the shutter. If you're feeling the slightest bit self-satisfied about the impending shot, you...
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