Celebrity playground or golfer’s paradise? Gay resort or hideaway for the filthy rich? Since the Roaring Twenties, the sunny, well-watered oasis of Palm Springs, about a hundred miles due east of Los Angeles in the Colorado Desert of southeastern California, has been widely known for all of the above, with oodles of glamorous eateries and
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In the Cayman Islands, on any given day, it’s not uncommon to cross paths with TV host, entrepreneur and celebrity foodie, Elizabeth Chambers. Originally a long stay visitor during the pandemic, the Food Network star has since established a firm footprint on Cayman soil, recently announcing the launch of the first international location of her
Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton Naples, Tiburón When it comes to golfing getaways, Florida is hardly remiss for resorts. Some offer rooms and suites with pristine golf course views while others boast lots of luxury amenities. There is only one though on Florida’s Paradise Coast that combines both to offer an unforgettable stay. The Ritz-Carlton Naples,
If you take the sunny and tropical out of a sunny, tropical paradise, what exactly is left? Lonely Planet contributor Chris Dong explores how to travel (and live) when the weather just isn’t what you expect. Most terrestrial animals seek shelter from the rain. Outdoors, that can happen in a tree or log holes, under
The Ghost Hunters TAPS team is in Jackson, California, to investigate two neighboring mines with a chilling past, The Argonaut & Kennedy. Both suffered a tragic mining disaster that killed 47 miners in 1922. It’s believed that the spirits of those who died that day have been haunting the properties ever since. As Dave and
When it comes to beautiful buds, you won’t believe what place gives Holland a run for their money — Long Island, New York, just outside of New York City. Come check out the tulip festival hosted by Waterdrinker Family Farm. With a petting zoo and more tulips than you can ask for, this festival is
Hi from Trieste Fellow Travelers! We were just here as a stay over on our way to Slovenia and really loved the city and wish we stayed here longer. What city do you wish you stayed at longer?
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The “Caviar” of Spices If you think vanilla is that peculiar caramel-colored liquid you see on supermarket shelves, think again. The real vanilla is the “Caviar” of spices, also known as “Black Gold.” The most popular aroma in the world comes from this unusual spice and it is the second most expensive in the world,
Activist investor Nelson Peltz has no intention of pursuing a shakeup at Club holding Estee Lauder (EL), in part because the prestige beauty firm’s dual-class share structure gives the Lauder family outsized control over the direction of the company, Jim Cramer said Monday . Jim’s comments came in response to a New York Post story
If you’re planning a trip to Maine, you’re in good company — one of the state’s nicknames is Vacationland. People flock to New England’s northernmost state for outdoor adventure, scenic coastlines and the cultural attractions of Portland, Maine’s largest city. From speaking the lingo to what to do if you see a moose, these top
Nestled between Spain and the Atlantic Ocean, Portugal is a compact country that you could fit into a two-week road trip. Contrasting with its small size is the country’s diverse culture, cuisine and landscapes that range from the rugged coast in the west to the mountainous inland and from the cool and lush north to the
Don’t expect a sit-down meal at the fast-growing chain Salad and Go. You can’t dine inside since it’s drive-thru only, with options for pick-up of online and mobile app orders. Welcome to the new world of fast, quick dining. But Charlie Morrison, CEO of Salad and Go, since April 2022, which is based in Phoenix,
There’s more to Maine than lobsters and Stephen King novels. It’s also home to some of the best hiking in the northeast US, with thousands of miles of trails. But choosing the best hiking routes in Maine is no easy feat. For the adventurous explorer, there are plenty of backcountry multi-day hikes and for the beginners
Are you heading to Six Flags, or Disney World, or Cedar Point this summer? Well amusement parks are a fun time for the whole family, but there are some do’s and don’ts of visiting Amusement parks. Here we go through budget tips, food tips, safety tips, and more about going to amusement parks. Filmed at
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Traceability is nothing new for the agricultural sector, but the scope and intensity of such efforts are on the rise. This trend involves a diverse set of drivers including concerns (social justice, illegal fishing, and food safety), and as well as aspirations (sustainability and climate action). There are some unique challenges depending on the food/crop
Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Alexander Spatari | Moment | Getty Images The following is an excerpt from “This week, your wallet,” a weekly audio show on Twitter produced by CNBC’s Personal Finance team. Listen to the latest episode here. Costs have been off the charts this year for many aspects of travel. Why? Americans are
Burgundy (Bourgogne in French) is quite literally synonymous with wine. Not just any wine, either: the bottles produced here are some of the most prized on the planet. This beautiful vine-covered region is home to nearly a quarter of France’s wines with the coveted AOC (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée) designation, which means they meet stringent regulations
It’s all about the heat come July, with the northern hemisphere’s sizzling summer temperatures adding an extra shine to some of the world’s most popular travel destinations. Europe is bathed in sunshine, bringing the Mediterranean beach scene to the forefront, while in the tropics dry season signals prime wildlife spotting opportunities. Colder regions also benefit
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