Month: April 2024

Cyprus is often referred to as being at the crossroads of three continents – Europe, Asia and Africa – and as such their time-served influences can be seen on the menus of countless tavernas across the island. But, don’t go thinking Cyprus is set in its ways. In fact, this forward-thinking island has embraced grand
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Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin What were the clearly marked World Central Kitchen vans full of as they delivered food in the southern Gazan city of Deir al-Balah this week, before the horrific killing of seven World Central Kitchen aid workers? Rice, flour, legumes. Also among the supplies: Dates. To celebrate
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A magnitude 4.8 earthquake shook the northeastern United States on Friday morning. The earthquake was felt from Boston down to Baltimore at 10:23 a.m. ET, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. In New York City, where tremors were felt for more than 30 seconds, there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, but the
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With its world-famous archeological sites, including the Curium near Limassol and the Tombs of the Kings in Paphos, luxury thalassotherapy centres and spas, water activities, and mountains dotted with vineyards and nature trails, Cyprus offers an endless variety of things to do during your holiday. You can try your hand at snorkelling, or diving if
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JAM Bottle Cap Art derives its name from the initials of its founder and artist, Jeffrey Adam Maszaros. Maszaros was a bartender at a beer-focused bar in Edmonton, Alberta when he noticed the different shades and art on the beer bottlecaps. “I saw that these caps all had these cool colors and cool logos,” says
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New and unique culinary attractions are taking place this spring and make a perfectly flavorful addition to any vacation. Book a trip to these destinations below and enjoy these food and drink trails and festivals. There’s something for everyone—from a “Southwestern Sonoma” and a fun hometown celebration, to trails featuring delectable treats and beachside beverages.
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Barcelona is an architectural and cultural hub studded with brooding cathedrals, myriad museums, stadiums and magnificent Gaudí creations. Below our expert shares her recommendations on the best things to do, from marvelling at Modernista buildings to exploring the Hansel and Gretel-inspired Park Güell. For further Barcelona inspiration, see our in-depth guides to the city’s best hotels,
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In this article AC-FR Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT The travel industry is largely back on track. But high prices in the luxury sector, which rose in the wake of the Covid pandemic, aren’t returning to normal. In fact, they’re growing higher by the month. Luxury hotel rates reached “peak levels” this year, with
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A one-hour drive north of Milan, Lake Como is the most glamorous of Italy’s lakes, hemmed in by the snow-capped Alps with picture-perfect villages on the water. Milanesi pop here for the day for a breath of fresh air and to soak up the fabulous vistas, while international visitors – the Clooneys, the Kennedys –
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