Where to go – once conditions allow – is on everyone’s mind these days. Our wish list of best holiday destinations for 2020-21 include countries that stand out for their proactive handling of the crisis. Other countries have the added benefit of geography and their remote locations that seems to have sheltered them during the […]
Staying at a hotel in Oslo certainly isn’t cheap, so if you want to keep costs down you might want to crash at a hostel instead. The hostelling scene in Oslo isn’t as developed as in Stockholm or Copenhagen, but there are still some good options that are clean, comfortable and – most importantly – friendly
As states begin to cautiously relax their travel restrictions we can start to plan ways to responsibly enjoy travelling again. Social distancing is the new normal for Australians – and the world. But as the freedom to travel our own state – or interstate, depending on each state’s border closures – returns to us we
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Gone are the days of waiting in line for uninspired bites; the best gourmet food festivals bring chefs from Michelin-starred restaurants, the world’s best mixologists, award-winning sommeliers and fans together to celebrate their love of food and wine during extravagant dinners, outrageous parties, intimate cooking classes and grand tastings. Chef Fest Four Seasons Resort Hualalai,
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Wake up to the distinct scent of the sea and drift off to dreamland as the breeze whispers, “Don’t be afraid, I am here. Close your eyes, breathe the salty air, and let the spirit of the ocean move you.” Aboard the Blue Moon Catamaran in the middle of the pristine waters off Phuket, this
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As galleries and art institutions around the world begin to reopen, we are spotlighting individual shows—online and IRL—that are worth your attention. “Grace Weaver: Steps” at James Cohan through September 12, 2020 What the gallery says: “In her striking portrayals of the tragicomic everyday, Grace Weaver examines the charged social and cultural conditions that underlie
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Fun fact: cross-country skiing has its roots in Scandinavia, where it was originally a way to hunt in the snowy landscapes of those Northern-European countries. Today, it’s much more leisurely, and yet there’s a whole world to explore on two skis. It involves gliding through magical woods, ambling along with no hurry in the world.
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