Tasty Destination - Food & Travel

Europe is a wonderful place to travel, whether you were born and raised there or have spent the majority of your life across the pond, in America. Those who are lucky enough to live in Europe have access to a veritable patchwork of different customs and cultures at their fingertips. Many of us, however, live in America -- as such, getting to take a trip to Europe can really seem like an extravagant occasion, and might very well be one of those times where it's OK to go all-out on a vacation and really pull out all the stops in terms of luxury. In fact, if you're really hoping to get luxurious on your next vacation, Europe is absolutely one of the best places in which you could possibly hope to do it. There are all kinds of amazing locations and gorgeous sights to take in when you're traveling abroad, and we'll talk about the top five luxury travel destinations that you should be sure to take in the next time you decide to visit Europe. 1. France. High fashion and el...

Pasta The belief that Paris is Europe’s undisputed gastronomy capital is outdated at best. In recent years, several other European cities have stepped into the limelight and won over the taste buds of tourists. Italy boasts several culinary contenders, including Sorrento, Siena, Rome, and Florence, the last of which has become a particular tourist favourite; Copenhagen, San Sebastian, and Barcelona also receive honourable mentions. But perhaps the most surprising city to claim a spot in the world culinary competition is London, a city that has suffered from a negative—if bland—culinary image for far too long. Over the past decade, London has been lauded by food critics and tourists alike for its gastronomic diversity and innovation. In fact, four London restaurants made the list of the Top 10 European Restaurants on TripAdvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards 2012, putting the rest of Europe to shame. What makes London an exciting culinary destination is that in recent years, the cit...

Planning a wedding is one of the most stressful things a young couple can go through: thankfully you get to have a lovely holiday at the end of it. The honeymoon can sometimes be as extravagant as the big day itself, but with your purse strings already being tightened,  wouldn't  it make more sense to look for a holiday that’s a little less expensive? I’m not suggesting compromising on quality: but some of the best holiday destinations can be found closer to home, avoiding expensive long haul flights and bizarre exchange rates. Search for all inclusive deals to get an even better bargain. Sardinia West of Italy and South of Corsica, the island of Sardinia has been a favourite destination of celebrities for years. The Costa Smeralda on the North of the island is famed worldwide for long stretches of white sandy beaches, luxury resorts and Michelin star restaurants: perfect for those who want the Caribbean island experience without the massive cost. ...

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Paris is the most popular tourist destination in the world, with over 14 million visitors per year. With so many tourists in the city, it can be hard to find the real Paris and get away from the crowds. Besides visiting during less popular times (such as November or January), one of the best ways to capture the Parisian spirit is to live like a local and rent an apartment for your stay. Renting an apartment is a great alternative to renting a hotel and here are some reasons why: Cheap Flights Economy for Your Euro (Bang for Your Buck) Paris is an expensive city, and the average price of a double room in a hotel is 204 euros per night (approximately 271 U.S. dollars per night). Most apartments cost less per night and many can sleep from four to six people, bringing the cost per night to even lower rates if you travel as a group. Apartments also give you more space than tiny Parisian hotel rooms, having living and sleeping space, storage areas for your luggage, and some sort of...

When you’re deciding on a holiday destination, sometimes it’s better to lead with your stomach rather than your brain. Culinary tourism is growing in popularity as cheap flights become more common. Here’s a quick start guide for the ultimate European foodie destinations. Gelato making in Italy Primary designed for entrepreneurs wishing to make their own luxury ice creams, the Carpigiani Gelato University is an international school with a primary base in Bologna. This is an intensive course and not for the faint of heart; a semester at the school covers everything from how to make gelato to how to market it. Tasting pastries in Paris French food is famed for being intricate, and Parisian pastry chefs are widely regarded as some of the best in the world. A visit to Paris would not be complete without a visit to a patisserie. The sheer number of café’s may be overwhelming for a new tourist, but why not work your way through this guide to the top 38 cakes in the city of love ? Fo...