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Where to Dine, Shop & Sightsee in Stockholm | A World-Class Cruise Destination

Old Town Stockholm
By: Carrie Coolidgecomments 1 | 2012
Stockholm is one of the most desirable destinations on Baltic and Northern European cruise itineraries for good reason. Most cruise ships dock right in the city center, but you won’t fall into a tourist trap. Indeed, this city is anything but...

Exclusive 'Power on Ice' Adventure in Finland From Bentley Motors

bentley Power on Ice event
By: Jared Paul Sterncomments 2 | 2012
Snowmobiling, a nighttime husky sled safari, traditional Finnish smoke saunas and dinner at an historic reindeer farm—that’s after a full day of driving Bentley's hell-for-leather across the frozen wastelands of Finland at speeds that would give...

Where to Stay, Eat and Shop in Shanghai | Guide to China's Largest City

Shanghai World Financial Center
By: Eric Rosencomments 1 | 2012
Over the past decade, Shanghai has regained its stature as one of the world’s most cosmopolitan, fast-paced and connected cities. With world-class hotels catering to travelers of all stripes, unparalleled luxury shopping, and a nightlife scene that...

Scariest Halloween Attractions Around the U.S.

Bloody English, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Some people like to celebrate Halloween in scanty costumes; others like to indulge in sweets; and then there are the ones who want to scream, be utterly grossed out, and have nightmares for weeks afterward. For the last group, this author thinks...
By: Lena Katzcomments 2 | 2012

Awaken All Your Senses in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

San Miguel de Allende
By: Diane Sukiennik & Michael Reisscomments 2 | 2012
Bucket list aside, this magical Mexican colonial town, San Miguel de Allende, looks too good to be true, but isn't. Superlatives lack descriptive power to express the palpable joy that a simple stroll, or chance encounter will evoke in this...

Exploring Little Italy Neighborhoods Around the U.S.

little italy san diego Italians love to celebrate their heritage (With the last name Imperatore, I know this quite well). At the heart of the culture is the desire to bring people together over an enormous spread of food, good wine and lots of laughter. Though Italians...
By: Tara Imperatorecomments 0 | 2012

Top 10 Items on Our Autumn Bucket List

Yates Cider Mill From the minute coffee shops put their "Pumpkin Latte" signage up, we all knew that autumn had arrived...and while some people mourn the shortening of days and incoming cold weather, most of us also anticipate fall’s many delights. Autumn brings...
By: Lena Katzcomments 1 | 2012

Cozy Up to New England's Farmhouse Cottages This Fall

Blue Horse Inn Fall brings our nesting, comfort-dining instincts to the fore—which is why the friendly farmhouse inns of New England have such a magnetic effect. From the 5-diamond comforts of Relais & Châteaux to a homespun cottage on a working farm, these...
By: Lena Katzcomments 2 | 2012

All-Inclusive Mexico Vacation to Secrets Huatulco Resort & Spa

Secrets Huatulco Resort & Spa
By: Diane Sukiennik & Michael Reisscomments 2 | 2012
What happens when you want to immerse yourself in the culture and cuisine of your luxury vacation locale and your companions want to soak up the sun? Head for Huatulco where everyone will be happy. Located on the Pacific coast of Mexico, in the...

Celebrating Santa Barbara With a Month Long Epicurean Event

Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara
By: Diane Sukiennik & Michael Reisscomments 0 | 2012
Santa Barbara has long been crowned with the title of our American Riviera. From the recent English royalty who graced the nearby polo fields, to the many celebrities, including Oprah, who call it home, this is a place to be. Anytime of the year...

New Website Revolutionizes Travel Abroad for Volunteers

Apparently people are climbing over one another these days to be a volunteer. Why? Many say it’s a life changing experience. I suppose that's reason enough. Unfortunately, traveling abroad can get expensive, so Volunteer Forever has developed a new...
By: Joseph Vasquezcomments 1 | 2012

Top Foodie Destination in South America Awarded to Peru

Ruins of Machu Picchu Peru
By: Tara Imperatorecomments 2 | 2012
In a country where simple ingredients like corn, potatoes and chili peppers are staples of the cuisine, you wouldn’t necessarily think it would be worthy of epicurean high praise—but you’d be wrong. According to the Daily Mail, Peru was just named the ‘Leading Culinary Destination’ in South America at the World Travel Awards. Peru’s traditional cuisine has evolved over the centuries, developing as far back as the rule of the Inca Empire. It sees many different cultural influences ranging from Chinese to African to Japanese, and most prominently Spanish with the incorporation of rice, wheat and protein like beef and pork.

Fortunately, no one needed to bring goats found in northern coastal dishes, alpacas for in recipes made in the Andes, or piranhas used in the local jungle cuisine, since those critters are all indigenous to each region. And you health freaks out there that have recently jumped on the quinoa wagon, you’re way behind—Peruvians have been enjoying its blandness for years. It's normal to be nervous about traveling to an exotic country and trying its different flavors though, so perhaps it's best to start with dishes containing ingredients most familiar to you. If someone offers you cuy chactado and you’re not feeling too adventurous, just say “no fried guinea pig for me, thanks.”
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