SUBSCRIBE http://bit.ly/MarkWiensSubscribe for 2 new videos every week T-shirts and caps: https://goo.gl/6WdK1l Thank you to Ali (Pakistan Travel Market): https://goo.gl/VY6NjH Thank you to Gilgit Serena Hotel (https://www.serenahotels.com/serenagilgit/en/default.html) for sponsoring our stay. Watch the entire Pakistani video series here: https://youtu.be/Xdya8eym9nM From Hunza Valley we drove on our way to Khunjerab Pass, a high elevation mountain pass
Noodles are a staple in countries all over. They’re made in a variety of different ways, whether it’s hot or cold, sweet or spicy. From classic spaghetti and meatballs in the United States to dessert kheer noodles in India, here are 16 noodle dishes from around the world. —————————————————— #Noodles #Travel #FoodInsider Insider is great
The St. Regis Bar, San Francisco I’ve been writing about San Francisco hotels for nearly a decade, yet I’d never experienced the pleasure of a St. Regis San Francisco stay, until now. The hotel’s elegant front entrance is tucked discreetly along Minna St., giving it what I would call an “under-the-radar gem” designation. It’s not
In this article UAL Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT A United Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft lands at San Francisco International Airport on March 13, 2019 in Burlingame, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images United Airlines on Monday forecast a first-quarter loss due to the FAA grounding of Boeing 737 Max 9 planes
Establishing the UK’s top restaurant might be enough for some people, but not for Simon Rogan. Since launching L’Enclume in 2002, the internationally-renowned, perma-award-winning chef has not only turned a small Cumbrian village into a three Michelin-starred dining destination, but leveraged it to launch an international culinary empire (and even more Michelin stars). Fairly impressive,
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Each year in London, some of the most seasoned palates in the alcohol industry come together to sample through thousands of liquid entries from across the globe. The event is called the International Wine and Spirits Competition and the annual results, when published, can make or break a brand. We’ve continually reported on IWSC winners
Hidden cameras are being found in hotel rooms, house rentals, cruise ships, and even airplane bathrooms, leaving many travelers to wonder: “Could a hidden camera be watching me?” Spycams, as they’re called, are getting smaller, harder to find and easier to buy. From alarm clocks to air fresheners, water bottles and toothbrush holders, cameras come
Coryn Anaya Clarke is not like most other girls her age. Born to a Trinidadian mother and Kittitian father, the eight-year-old is not only a published author of seven books, but she is also a cultural ambassador of the twin-island republic of Trinidad & Tobago. When she is not at school, or writing, she proudly
xu wu via Getty Images A cloud-like bed. An endless supply of fresh towels. A mini-fridge full of delicious snacks. These are just a few of the reasons why most of us love staying in a hotel. But spending a night in a place where strangers have slept, lounged and done… ahem… other things means
Sitting on a sunny shelf, Wengen shares a ski area with Grindelwald, and most of the slopes are above its neighbour, under the towering north face of the Eiger. Until the early 20th century, Wengen was an Alpine farming community, and had been for centuries. Then intrepid British visitors started skiing here and persuaded the locals to keep
With Dry January in full swing, many consumers are seeking non-alcoholic beverage choices, and fortunately the wine, beer, and spirits industry has been introducing many new options over the past two years. This makes sense, given that the category is one of the fastest growing in the past year, with a volume increase of 31.2%
Within Kyoto’s historically rich and compact confines, distinctive neighborhoods tell different tales about this storied city. From the liquor-fueled alleys of nightlife haunt Ponto-chō and the ancient religious iconography of the rolling Higashiyama hills to the Edo-period flagstones and kimono-clad dancers of Gion, venturing through Kyoto is like embarking on a journey through the annals of Japanese
The Utah Jazz is casting its net wide for international players. “We have scouts all over the world — almost every basketball country throughout the world,” Danny Ainge, the team’s CEO and governor, told CNBC’s “Halftime Report” on Friday. The two-time champion of the National Basketball Association and former NBA All-Star highlighted having scouts in
As one of the oldest distilled spirits, gin, the elegant backbone of classic cocktails like the martini, negroni, and gin rickey, has taken on a youthful glow in the new millennium; gone are the days of harsh, one-dimensional gins. Today’s craft distilleries push the boundaries of flavor and experimentation, creating a stunning array of gins
Getting around Bordeaux – a compact city that contains a dazzling mosaic of architectural styles – is a feast for the eyes. This is, after all, the world’s largest urban World Heritage Site, encompassing some 18 sq km (seven sq miles) – or half the city. Since time immemorial, vessels of various shapes and sizes have
xavierarnau via Getty Images Pilots shared with HuffPost the things they never do on an airplane, from boarding and takeoff to landing and deplaning. When airline pilots travel as passengers, they bring a unique perspective from the cockpit to the cabin. And their fellow travelers could learn a thing or two about what not to
Perhaps no other state is as defined by terrain as Alaska. With 350 million acres of land and 6,640 miles of coastline making it the largest state in the USA, Alaska’s enormity also represents its significant history, myriad cultures, and abundant activities. As such, understanding the unique features of the state is an important part
After years of working in wine sales and marketing, Brigitte Chevalier, owner and winemaker of Domaine de Cébène, and her husband Pierre, relocated to Languedoc in 2006, to “start a new life” making wine. Why would a lifelong Bordelaises leave such a celebrated region for the lesser-known wilds of southwest France? Among many reasons, one
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