Baker’s asthma, a form of occupational asthma, is a significant yet under-recognized health risk in the food production industry. This condition, primarily caused by exposure to flour dust, enzymes, and other allergens in baking environments, can severely impact respiratory health, leading to chronic breathing difficulties and reduced quality of life. Workers in bakeries, pastry production
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Argentina’s culture and customs are some of the most distinctive in the Americas. But there are plenty of idiosyncrasies to getting by in this Southern Cone South American nation.  From the caprices of the currency through to late-night dining, and from cowboy culture to trip planning, here are 10 things to know before traveling to
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As a born and bred Nova Scotian and a one-time tourism promoter, I’ve been welcoming and advising visitors for decades. This is my home and my playground, and I never tire of exploring Nova Scotia’s nooks and crannies. There’s always a new winery or restaurant, a kayaking tour or an Indigenous experience to renew my
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Japan recently introduced a Digital Nomad Visa that allows foreigners from 49 countries to live in the country for six months. But before they pack their bags, they may want to read Japan’s “Life and Work Guidebook,” which is aimed at helping foreigners fit in. The guidebook, published by Japan’s Immigration Services Agency, provides advice
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You’ve booked your dream backpacking trip. There’s nothing standing between you and the unforgettable adventure that’s about to unfold. Except…you haven’t started packing yet. Not sure where to begin? Whether you’re traveling around one country or 10, we’ll help you avoid backache and broken zippers with this essential guide to packing for a backpacking trip.
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I jump at any chance to visit Barcelona, whether it’s for a music festival like Primavera, catching up with friends, or enjoying a solo trip. I love relaxing on the sunny terrace of a tiny bar, people-watching over an ice-cold glass of vermouth and a plate of salty little snacks. That’s one of my favorite
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May. 21st, 2024 Operating 12 hotels, resorts and palaces across India, The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts has wrapped the graciousness of Indian hospitality with a luxury bow. Since its founding in 1986, The Leela has provided unparalleled luxury in captivating settings offering art, culture and cuisine with thoughtful services, celebratory rituals and immersive experiences.
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Marc is just back from Cabo Verde where he researched and wrote the upcoming Pocket Cabo Verde (out October 2024). Here he answers your most frequently asked questions about the stunning archipelago.  An archipelago of ten islands off the coast of Senegal, the former Portuguese colony of Cabo Verde is an intriguing country that packs
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Cambridge is a city that needs little introduction. Famed for its centuries-old university, majestic architecture, and postcard-worthy punting days along the River Cam, it has lots to offer locals and international tourists alike; not least of which, its restaurants, cafes and generally-exceptional food scene. From fine-dining restaurants (worth a trip in their own right) to
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Coroimage | Moment | Getty Images Americans traveling this summer have broadly seen prices fall for airline fares, a welcome trend after last year’s sticker shock. But airfare remains more expensive in 2024 for some regions and destinations, largely for trips abroad, data shows. For example, an average round-trip flight to Tokyo, Japan — one
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