Month: September 2024

Fornio is an ancient grain that’s been cultivated in West Africa for over 5,000 years. It is prized for its resilience and minimal water requirements, and has emerged as an important food source in discussions about regenerative and sustainable agriculture, particularly in regions facing water scarcity. Brewgooder, the UK-based ethical brewer known for its support
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“Greetings from the cockpit. This is your captain speaking.” It’s a phrase frequent flyers know well.   Only this isn’t a pilot. And what follows isn’t the same ol’ in-flight safety talk. Rather, it’s the opening salvo of a now viral YouTube video from travel journalist Doug Lansky, who delivers a near 7-minute “honest pre-flight
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Egypt has an extensive and somewhat efficient overland transport system. If your travel plans are focused on the Nile, the palm-studded scenery is as much of a highlight as the destinations along the way. While it’s possible to fly to the main cities in Egypt, you can reduce your carbon footprint by traveling overland by train, bus
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Chicago knows how to put on a show, with some 200 theaters sprinkled around town. Improv comedy was born here and continues to headline on legendary stages. The drama scene draws equal acclaim, with many productions exporting to Broadway. Want to find the top performances in town? Read on for our top theater picks in
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All hotels have been independently reviewed and selected. We will earn a commission if you book via the links below, but this never affects our rating. Our expert writers are usually hosted on a complimentary basis in order to gain the first-hand experience necessary for their review. No one comes to Barcelona just for the
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Hinterhaus Productions | Digitalvision | Getty Images Travel spending among American households continues to outpace its pre-pandemic levels, a trend underpinned by a zeal for international trips, according to new Bank of America research. “A key part of travel momentum lies within vacationing abroad,” Taylor Bowley and Joe Wadford, economists at the Bank of America
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You may know Daniel Corpuz from crafting massive chocolate sculptures on Netflix’s School of Chocolate, but these days the Filipino-American pastry chef and chocolatier is focusing his talents on a smaller palate: high-end, handcrafted bonbons inspired by the flavors of his culture. At Daniel Corpuz Chocolatier, you’ll find popular flavors like sea salt caramel, chocolate
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