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The most romantic restaurants in the world

By Sam Richardson on Jan 19, 2013 in Africa, British Virgin Islands, Caribbean, Europe, Featured, Food and Drink, France, Going Out, Greece, Morocco, New Zealand, Oceania, Regions, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

If the cliché dinner by candlelight is not enough for what you have in mind, then you might want to check out some of the most romantic restaurants in the world. For the guys, whether you are planning on the big proposal or you would like to give your woman a special date for her birthday, these are

3 of the best off-piste gourmet haunts in Europe

By John-Christian Moquette on Jan 17, 2013 in Europe, Food and Drink, France, Going Out, Regions, Restaurants, Switzerland, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

Let’s be honest, the apres-ski experience can be as alluring as the skiing. And while there is often no shortage of watering holes to throw back a few drinks after a long day on the slopes, the choice of gourmet hotspots is often limited in the small mountain resorts. So when we come across the

A coffee and cake connoisseur’s guide to Kaffee und Kuchen in Vienna

By William Forshaw on Jan 17, 2013 in Austria, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Regions, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

Vienna has a great deal to offer the luxury traveller and the Austrian capital comes into its own in January and February. The New Year marks the start of the magical ball season for which the city is famous and, as a further antidote to the January blues, the square in front of the neo-Gothic

The top 10 wine destinations to visit in 2013

By Paul Johnson on Jan 14, 2013 in Africa, Australia, Austria, Brazil, California, Europe, Food and Drink, Italy, New York, North America, Oceania, Oregon, Portugal, Regions, South Africa, South America, Spain, Travel Miscellany, USA, Western Europe, Worldwide

France is not going to be happy. Remember our ‘5 best wine destinations’ post a few months back? Well, France – often regarded as one of the best wine producers in the world – was excluded from that TripAdvisor list. And now they’ve been snubbed again, this time by Wine Enthusiast, who have declared the

5 travel recommendations for the Amalfi coast

By Claire Powell on Jan 08, 2013 in Europe, Food and Drink, Italy, Regions, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

When it comes to glitz and glamour no one does it quite with the finesse of the Italians and Italy’s Amalfi Coast is no exception. From winding roads, perfect for a James Bond style driving adventure, to stunning views out to Capri and designer shopping in Positano, a visit to Italy’s amazing Amalfi Coast should

5 places not to miss on a family break in Germany's Rhineland

By Kirstie Pelling on Jan 08, 2013 in Attractions, Europe, Family Travel, Food and Drink, Germany, Going Out, Regions, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

If you’re a family who likes a city break, then why not try a whirlwind tour of the Rhineland? Starting in Mainz and finishing up in Düsseldorf, with a day out in the countryside thrown into the mix, here are five good reasons for a family to visit this part of Germany… 1. Mainz This Rhineland city

5 of the ultimate places to sip afternoon tea in the Middle East

By Elspeth Wrigley on Jan 07, 2013 in Accommodation, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Lebanon, Middle East, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany, Turkey, United Arab Emirates

There is something oddly reassuring about sipping Afternoon Tea away from the shores of Britain. The whole process is very well done by many hotels, and here are our top picks in the Middle East. In addition to enjoying this fine English tradition, this indulgence allows you to enjoy the splendor, décor and hospitality of some of the best hotels

10 restaurants worth travelling for

By Matthew Coe on Jan 04, 2013 in Africa, Asia, California, Caribbean, Featured, Food and Drink, Going Out, Maldives, Middle East, New York, North America, Regions, Restaurants, South Africa, Travel Miscellany, Turks and Caicos, United Arab Emirates, USA, Worldwide

For many people, food is one of the defining features of a holiday. It can make or break a vacation, depending on what experience you have. But with only a limited amount of time to choose, it can often be a daunting task trying to decide where to eat. We’ve compiled a list of the best restaurants worth

Special feature: The Roxburghe Hotel & Golf Course, Kelso, Scotland

By Judy Johnson on Dec 18, 2012 in Accommodation, Europe, Featured, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Restaurants, Special Features, Travel Miscellany, United Kingdom, Western Europe

The wonderful welcome from Robyn at reception is typical of the staff at the Roxburghe. Always at hand, always willing, yet never interfering. This wonderful Georgian house, owned by the Duke of Roxburghe, is situated on the banks of the River Teviot. This river, together with the Tweed where the Duke also has beats available

The World’s Leading Culinary Destination 2012: a surprise winner

By Paul Jones on Dec 18, 2012 in Food and Drink, Going Out, Peru, Regions, Restaurants, South America, Travel Miscellany

When you talk about the best gastronomic countries in the world, you probably think of Italy, France, Japan or perhaps China. So you would be surprised to find out that at this year’s prestigious World Travel Awards the winner for the World’s Leading Culinary Destination of 2012 was actually Peru. Beating off strong competition from

5 menus not to miss in Malta

By Lori Sussle on Dec 05, 2012 in Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Malta, Regions, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

Just a 90 minute ferry ride from Sicily and just north of Tunisia and Libya, this country is small but is a crossroads of culture and cuisine. Gozoitan, Paceville, Malta Gozo is one of the smaller islands in the archipelago that makes up the country of Malta and the restaurant’s name means ‘person from Gozo,’ The owner hails

Top 5 wines to enjoy on your Dolomites ski holiday

By Kathy Bechtel on Dec 02, 2012 in Europe, Food and Drink, Italy, Regions, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

The Dolomite mountains of Italy are a sought-after destination for discerning skiers and snowboarders. With dozens of ski areas from large resort towns to smaller, local venues, and a wide variety of other winter activities including cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or shopping and spa visits, there is something for both skier and non-skier alike. But did

Interview with Owen Coleman, CEO of The Coleman Group Worldwide LLC

By Paul Johnson on Nov 30, 2012 in Accommodation, Africa, Asia, Caribbean, Celebrities, Cruises & Boat Travel, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Interviews, Italy, Japan, Regions, Resorts, Restaurants, Saint Lucia, Speciality Travel, Switzerland, Tanzania, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

Owen Coleman is an entrepreneur and world class designer who has created and built many strategy and branding firms since his first design firm in 1966. After 30 years, he became partners with the Interpublic Group, forming the Coleman Worldwide Partnership, comprised of the finest brand design firms in 18 countries. His friendship and mentorship with those partners endures today.

3 of the most romantic wine hotels in South Australia

By Jessica Festa on Nov 28, 2012 in Accommodation, Australia, Food and Drink, Hotels, Oceania, Regions, Travel Miscellany

For those looking for romance in wine country, South Australia is a perfect destination. Rolling hills of lush vineyards and golden wheat, wildlife and luxury boutique hotels await you in this pristine destination. To help enhance your enchanting experience, here are three romantic wine hotels in South Australia. Kingsford Homestead, Barossa Valley Located on the

How to get off the beaten track in Rajasthan, India

By Madeleine Hann on Nov 27, 2012 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Hotels, India, Regions, Travel Miscellany

No visit to India would be complete without exploring India’s biggest state – Rajasthan. The name ‘Rajasthan’ translates into English as the ‘Land of Kings’, and it certainly lives up to its name. With an abundance of ancient forts and intricate palaces, Rajasthan proudly showcases the tales of its regal past. Beyond the beaten down tourist track of

Top 10 tips for a luxury weekend in York

By William Forshaw on Nov 27, 2012 in Accommodation, Attractions, Bars, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany, United Kingdom, Western Europe

The city of York has long been considered one of the most desirable tourist destinations in the UK, and it’s not difficult to see why. Dubbed ‘the capital of the north’, York boasts a stunning Gothic minster as well as the longest intact city walls in the country. The city’s accessibility adds to its appeal:

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