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City Notes
You know the Mediterranean. It’s long lingering lunches in an Italian fishing village; sunset parties on the white sands of Ibiza; yachts and the highlife in Sardinia; olive trees and mezze in Greece. It’s pink salt ponds, flamingos and shabby...
Publications
Food, travel and sublime photography collide in Camper Food & Stories, a stunning 240-page book written by chef and food stylist, Els Sirejacob, with sumptuous imagery coming courtesy of food photographer, Bram Debaenst. Presented by...
Portugal
With houses nestled between the city, mountain and sea, TheAdresses is a new hospitality concept, one that encourages guests to swap jam-packed schedules and noise, for silence, nature, and inspiration; each home selected for its unique location and...
France
71 days. 71 days of looking out of the balcony at empty streets below. 71 days of snatched, rushed trips to the supermarket, avoiding people as much as possible. 71 days of 8pm applauses and home workouts. 71 days of endless Mondays, the same four...
Publications
As consumers, choosing a sustainable future is something we have control of from a perspective of the food we choose to eat, the things we buy, even the way we travel. As more and more travellers are switching on to the fact that there's a more...
Barcelona
“The difference between technology and slavery,” writes Lebanese–American essayist, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, “is that slaves are fully aware that they are not free.” Debt, social expectations, and the façade of democracy may have...
Puissalicon
"We’ll tell our grandchildren: Once upon a time we had to wait." There is a stark polarity in this line from creative agency Lippincott's landmark consumer research report, Customer of the Future. On-demand everything has made our lives...
Puissalicon
Tucked away among vineyards in the heart of the Languedoc — the French region that spans the Mediterranean from the Cote d’Azur to the Spanish border — Château St Pierre de Serjac is a romantic estate with a fairytale feel; a retreat where...
City Notes
Disembarking the ferry in North Amsterdam, revellers need only stagger a few steps before reaching Polly Goudvisch, a brasserie and brown café where ice-cold beer is served at any time of the day and guests are invited to hangout across the two...
City Notes
One of the last memories of the golden industrial era of Bratislava, industrial heritage building Jurkovičova Tepláreň has undergone a huge transformation; now home to a multifunctional hall, café, gallery and restaurant, and fast becoming the...
City Notes
Paris- and Barcelona-based Hazard Studio have completed the design for restaurant NM, a clandestine venue in the northwest Spanish city of Oviedo from two Michelin-starred chef, Nacho Manzano. With seating for just 20 diners, the space features...
City Notes
Accommodating up to 13 adults throughout seven suites, available as an entire complex or three separate units, Câlin is a design-led guest house located in a secluded piece of Provence, found between vineyards and nature and boasting spectacular...
Dispatches
Welcome to Tacoma, Washington. Close to Seattle, this vibrant city offers a plethora of opportunities for residents and visitors alike. From its stunning natural landscapes to its diverse culture, living in Tacoma has something for everyone. In...
Dispatches
Are you considering moving from Ohio to Texas? Relocating to a new state involves careful consideration of various factors that can impact your lifestyle, finances, and overall well-being. In this article, we will explore the pros and cons of moving...
Dispatches
Living in Jacksonville Beach, Florida offers a unique coastal lifestyle with its picturesque beaches, pleasant climate, and vibrant community. Located on the northeast coast of Florida, Jacksonville Beach is a city that combines the relaxed...
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Have you ever wondered how quiz builders can help you in the online learning process? If you are tired of assigning tasks students are unwilling to complete; then online quiz builder is the way out. The matter is that modern online tools like an...