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New Must-See Architecture in China
The Great Wall. The Forbidden City. Ancient City of Ping Yao. Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. Historic Monuments of Dengfeng. Yes, indeed, China has a laundry list of ancient architectural icons. The new architectural landscape of the People’s Republic, however, may yet produce more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than the Ming Dynasty. And this ... More
Where to Drink Beer in Australia
Rum was once the tipple of choice in Australia (and, moreover, a form of currency) and wine is all the rage today. But beer, sweet beer, has a special place in Oz. Here’s a rundown of joints where atmosphere and taste collide.
Most Pedestrian Friendly Towns in the UK
The United Kingdom is known as a sanctuary for ramblers, traipsers and trampers but some destinations do better than others. With that, discover ten of our favourite pedestrian friendly towns in the UK.
Top 10 Small Towns to Visit in America
The term “small town America” invokes specific imagery that transcends place (is it Connecticut, Alabama, or North Dakota) but seems set in a particular time. As much as we adore the seductive urban joys of a Los Angeles or Manhattan, we do concede that to discover the real U.S.A., you have to get beyond the ... More
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A Taco and Tequila Crawl of Downtown San Diego
posted in Featured, North America . posted by Admin on April 18, 2013 . No Comments
Just a stone’s throw from the Mexican border, California’s sunny city of San Diego has tacos and tequila down pat. Head Downtown with us as we hit Barrio Logan, the Gaslamp Quarter, Little Italy and East Village, and guzzle the best Mexican grub and tequila the area has to offer.
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Climb Mountains in Australia and New Zealand
posted in Australia & NZ . posted by Ian on October 18, 2012 . No Comments
The Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb and SkyJump off Auckland’s Sky Tower are two of the most extraordinary pulse-quickening experiences for urban adrenaline fiends. But what if you want to climb something in Oceania not made of steel and concrete? No worries. Both Australia and New Zealand serve up a range (pun intended) of awesome climbing … More
Jewellery and Precious Metals of Australia and New Zealand
posted in Australia & NZ, FCS, Holidays . posted by Ian on October 17, 2012 . 1 Comment
Now is a good time to be in the employ of the global minerals industry, especially in Western Australia. But, alas, if a degree in Exploration Geophysics from the Western Australian School of Mines in Perth is not in the cards, there are some steps you can take to get close to some of the … More
Where to Enjoy the Sunset in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific
posted in Australia & NZ, FCS, Holidays . posted by Ian on October 16, 2012 . 1 Comment
Sunsets have the power to silence crowds, elicit applause and awe and stir the emotions. Discover ten sunset spots in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific that will move you.
Best Farm and Food Factory Tours in Australia
posted in Australia & NZ, FCS, Food & Drink . posted by Ian on October 15, 2012 . No Comments
Good food is as much a part of contemporary Australian culture as test cricket. Good food can, of course, include budget-buster prix fixe riots at the likes of Quay, Marque and Attica or, more humbly, can include a first-rate farm or factory tour. These ten rank with the very best in the country.
Crave Sydney International Food Festival 2012
posted in Video . posted by Ian on October 14, 2012 . No Comments
Australia’s top food festival takes over the capital of New South Wales every October with laneway dinners, night noodle markets, al fresco beach breakfasts, star chef demos and special restaurant events. With that, let your mouth water while you have a look at what the Crave Sydney International Food Festival is all about. You need … More
Best of Vancouver Street Food
posted in Food & Drink, North America . posted by Paul Hansford on October 13, 2012 . No Comments
When most travellers think of street food, it’s usually eating weird and wonderful concoctions in South East Asia or having the obligatory hot dog in New York City. Food from street carts can be an inexpensive and fun way of eating on the road, but it’s usually more of an experience than a real culinary … More











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