I didn’t relish the thought of going on vacation alone — but Bali turned out to be a great place to learn how to revel in the joy of my own company. A friend from New Zealand invited me on a fitness retreat she was running outside the coastal town of Canggu on the island’s […] Read more
There may be no pairing of words that causes more stress than Holiday Travel. Did you cringe as soon as you read it? Visions of crowded airports, delayed flights, disappearing checked baggage and high prices may fog your mind, but before you buckle your seatbelt for takeoff, know that you’re not alone in your seasonal […] Read more
Travelling can be about discovering new places, experiencing different cultures and meeting amazing people. However, it can also be about re-visiting favorite destinations to see how they have changed. However, at some point during your travels, you might want to relax in your comfort zone and pursue more familiar activities. That’s why many Western travelers […] Read more
Six Senses Kocataş Mansions will soft launch in Istanbul, cultural capital of Turkey, next month. The hotel plans be fully prepared by spring 2020, with an offering including three restaurants and a spa with uninterrupted views of the Bosporus River. It will be the group’s second property in Turkey, joining Six Senses Kaplankaya, which opened […] Read more
BEITEDDINE, Lebanon: The Chouf palace went back in time Wednesday night for the national premiere of “Broken Wings,” a musical adaption of Gibran Khalil Gibran’s poetic novel. Directed by Bronagh Lagan, the show was created by Lebanese stage artist Nadim Naaman and Qatari musician Dana al-Fardan. “We wanted to write a musical for the Middle […] Read more
A flock of sheep that has taken a 140-kilometre (87-mile) tour around Paris, nibbling on grass at historic monuments and housing blocks along the way, ended their 12-day journey on the banks of the river Seine on Wednesday. The trip began in the low-income Parisian suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis on July 6 and ended on Wednesday […] Read more
In Havana, there’s a shop selling a camera for more than $25,000 – roughly 850 times the average monthly wage in Cuba. The eye-popping sum earned predictable scorn on social media, but it begins to make sense when seen through the lens of the island’s fledgling bid to tap into the luxury tourism market. The […] Read more
MANY cruise passengers base their bookings on the destinations and calling points crammed into their action packed itinerary – yet a huge secret about the ship’s schedule shake ups has been revealed. Cruise ships: Expert discusses safety and regulations Close Cruise ships: Expert discusses safety and regulations Expert discusses the safety procedures and regulations on […] Read more
Going on vacation may be fun for you, but it’s not great for Earth. The carbon footprint of global tourism is about four times larger than previously recognized and accounts for about one-twelfth of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, a new study suggests. Previous analyses typically tallied only carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions due to air travel. […] Read more
The Syndicate of Owners of Restaurants, Cafés, Night-Clubs & Pastries in Lebanon is thrilled to announce the third edition of the Beirut Restaurants Festiva, taking place on September 28, 29 and 30 at the Trainstation, Mar Mikhael. A melting pot of casual dining, pastry, fast food, cafés and food trucks, Beirut Restaurants Festival is guaranteed […] Read more
