I live in Lisbon, Portugal – and have recently had the urge to explore more of my next-door neighbor. So I planned a long weekend in Madrid, Spain. Since I’m a food writer and photographer, I try not to skimp on eating and drinking – so to balance costs, I opted to take advantage of
Izusek | E+ | Getty Images The 2023 summer travel season is expected to be a busy one, making federal programs like TSA PreCheck especially helpful for fliers, according to experts. Such programs carry fees but generally save travelers time at the airport. However, relatively long processing times — as with recent passport applications —
Flight delays often have typical explanations ― bad weather, technical issues or late-arriving crews, for instance. But then there are the less common reasons, bizarre occurrences, like bees congregating on the wing or a mysterious rice spill in the aisle. As is customary with air travel incidents, passengers often post on Twitter to vent ―
Ruinart staircase going down to caves Maison Ruinart It seemed almost impossible how the narrow stairs could transport people to a seemingly endless journey that took one to and from over 100 feet below ground. And that mystical feeling was enhanced by the walls and ceiling as they had undulating designs that created a cathedral-like
Welcome to Zürich, a city that seamlessly blends history, innovation, and natural beauty. As you wander through its charming streets, you’ll quickly realize that Zürich is a city of diverse neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and attractions. Whether you’re captivated by the vibrant creativity of Zürich West, the historical allure of Altstadt, or
Nevada has something to offer anyone and everyone looking for an adventure, from hiking and biking to rafting, kayaking, or hot-air ballooning. If you’re ready to step a little outside your comfort zone without quite going all the way over the edge, there is a wide world of intermediate-range activities. Here are some of our
There’s a new spot to seek coastal luxury in Montauk this season. Mavericks, which calls itself “a steak place, but not a steak place”opened in early May at 51 South Edgemere St. Created by Managing Partner Vanessa Price (Wine Director of Wildflower Farms, an Auberge Resort Hotel and author of the wine pairing book Big
Perhaps Hainan’s modern cape design was inspired by the uniforms worn by Boeing Air Transport’s first female flight attendants. Back in 1930, Ellen Church, a 25-year-old registered pilot, became the world’s first female stewardess, hired by BAT who refused to recruit her as a pilot at the time. The heavy green cape and beret were meant
Nevada is a playground for adventurers, from easy beginner activities to experiences that challenge you to the extreme. Throughout this geographically diverse state you’ll find everything from sprawling desert landscapes to snow-capped mountains where you can experience the beautiful outdoors. Nevada has something for everyone, whether you’re into hiking, snow sports, flying, climbing, or water
VistaJet CEO Thomas Flohr defended his company’s financial standing following reports that the fast-growing private charter jet company is facing liquidity and debt trouble. Speaking to CNBC’s Dan Murphy, the Swiss entrepreneur-turned-aviation-disrupter denied that VistaJet’s high debt levels were spooking investors. related investing news 2 of our consumer stocks are in the headlines. Here’s what
Cultivated meat is closer than ever to your dinner table, with a massive increase in efficiency that means pork meat can be grown in just one week. When I reported on Meatable earlier this year, they told me they could make pork meat in a few weeks. That was already a lot quicker than on
June is the perfect time to get outdoors, and for many dads, classic summer activities like boating, fishing, hiking, and camping are a favorite. Celebrate this Father’s Day with an epic summer trip to the mountains, lake, or river. With lodging options from cabins and glamping, to RVs and backwoods tent campsites—there’s something to suit
Boston is rich with historic sites, artistic venues, swanky restaurants and outdoor adventure, and if you want to keep exploring, there’s even more to discover in the areas surrounding the city. Battle sites, beaches, colonial landmarks, creative outposts and of course seafood – plenty of seafood! – are all within striking distance of Boston and
Jam-packed with hidden glens, haunted castles and cryptic lochs, overrun with mind-boggling festivals and melodious bagpipe players, and soaked in peated whisky, gin and rain, Scotland can be as baffling as it is brilliant. This country specializes in astonishing travelers at the same time as confounding them, delivering a double punch of euphoria and disbelief.
Sometimes you must ignore the naysayers and take a chance on yourself, even if they think you’re crazy. That’s the mantra that Bronya Shillo, the female founder of Fishers Island Lemonade, had to repeat to herself when she decided to create her company, one of the first craft cocktails in a can a decade ago.
Following a day of sightseeing, wild swimming in a city can show travelers a completely different side of a destination – and give a whole new meaning to finishing up in a watering hole. From lake swimming in London to cooling down in a Sydney tidal pool, these seven spots are the best places to squeeze a
In this article UAL Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT A row of United Airlines passenger planes parked at gates at Denver International Airport in Denver, Colorado. Robert Alexander | Getty Images United Airlines plans to beef up its schedule and add new lounges at Denver International Airport, the carrier’s bet that demand for flights
When Vitabowl launched its food-as-medicine meal delivery business three years ago out of the Twitter building in San Francisco, its founding team of four had a bold vision in mind: weaving together medically tailored meals and health insurance providers to better service people suffering from chronic illnesses. Initially, Vitabowl’s superfood meals were designed by nutritionist
Often maligned as tacky, dingy and disappointingly kitsch, Niagara Falls suffers a bad rap. Recently, it has even had to fend off the dubious distinction of being named Canada’s worst tourist trap. But as a long-time Ontarian (albeit one who now lives full-time in Paris), I’m throwing out an unpopular opinion: anyone who berates the
Get ready to be inspired by this exclusive interview with Erik Ussene, the visionary CEO of São Vicente – Alfama Hotel! We’re excited to dive deep into Erik’s background, explore his innovative approach to hospitality, and gain valuable insights into the industry. Prepare to be wowed by Erik’s passion and expertise in creating a truly
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