It’s a well-known fact that visitors to Italy need to take along a healthy appetite, and maybe even some comfy slacks to travel home in. This is carb central and a wine mecca, delicious dishes washed down with locally produced … Read More
Some flavours remind us to our childhood. For me one of those flavours is chocolate. But not just any chocolate… Swiss chocolate. Swiss chocolate tradition dates back to 17th century, in Ticino. During 19th it extended to all of Switzerland … Read More
Tourists have been visiting Egypt for thousands of years, since the Ancient Greeks and Romans, through participants in the Grand Tour, and right up to the modern day tourists taking photographs of the very same Pyramids with their iPads. Thousands … Read More
Paradise lies beyond hardship. In this case paradise was Tahiti and French Polynesia, one of the most beautiful places on Earth, and I gained it after a 30-hour journey on planes from Paris to Los Angeles and then to Tahiti. … Read More
South Australia is a cornucopia of delicious foods and wines. It’s bursting with fresh produce, boutique wineries, and amazing restaurants with chefs who know just how to match everything to perfection on the palate. In terms of wine, the region … Read More
Here we are, all seated around the table. I knew this time would come and I was really eager to enjoy it, but at the same time I knew the implicit dangers: the endless flow of smells and flavours started … Read More
Turkey always had a special charm. His ancient culture is a unique blend of European, Asian and Arabic heritage, an extraordinary combination which is well expressed in the local culinary tradition. And the excellent food offered in this wide and … Read More
Have you ever tried sniffing chocolate? Francesca @chetiporto tasted the “chocolate shooter” at WTM in London. The result? Find it out at the end of this video
Lived in England since 1998 and travelled the world since 2005, visiting over 100 countries on 5 continents. Writer, blogger, photographer with a passion for adventure and travel, discovering those off beat places not yet on the tourist trail. Marco contributes the very best in independent travel tips and lifestyle articles.
Forget the Cortina for VIP (or assumed as such): Cortina is suitable for all kinds of travelers, even for those who are looking for low cost travels on the Dolomites. Cortina d’Ampezzo (also known as Cortina) is certainly one of … Read More