Canada gets birthday present: Named as top destination
October 29, 2016
It’s Canada, Colombia and Finland at the top of Lonely Planet’s ratings for next year…you’re invited to the party!
It’s Canada, Colombia and Finland at the top of Lonely Planet’s ratings for next year…you’re invited to the party!
Listed at #8 of Lonely Planet’s top 10 tourist regions in Europe, Bavaria wants everyone to know what they’ve got, from large cities like Munich
“Rice, Noodle, Fish” is the first guidebook to be published under Anthony Bourdain’s partnership with travel and food website Roads & Kingdoms. This book by Matt Goulding focuses on Japan’s food culture. Lonely Planet has also come out with a new line of From the Source, cookbooks that that focus on the cuisines of Thailand and Italy. Both lines target people that travel for food. Read More:…
Guides de Routard, which some have compared to a French version of Lonely Planet guides, has created a free guidebook to France for refugees arriving from war-torn countries.
Speaking of food, which we do regularly here, this article on the Lonely Planet site has some beautiful pictures, the market in Kandy being my favorite, as well as information about what’s for dinner (and lunch & breakfast). Fortunately, I’ve decided to visit there on my next long trip, as soon as I can make it happen.
It’s Canada, Colombia and Finland at the top of Lonely Planet’s ratings for next year…you’re invited to the party!
Listed at #8 of Lonely Planet’s top 10 tourist regions in Europe, Bavaria wants everyone to know what they’ve got,
“Rice, Noodle, Fish” is the first guidebook to be published under Anthony Bourdain’s partnership with travel and food website Roads & Kingdoms. This book by Matt Goulding focuses on Japan’s food culture. Lonely Planet has also come out with a new line of From the Source, cookbooks that that focus on the cuisines of Thailand and Italy. Both lines target people that travel for food. Read More:…
Guides de Routard, which some have compared to a French version of Lonely Planet guides, has created a free guidebook to France for refugees arriving from war-torn countries.
Speaking of food, which we do regularly here, this article on the Lonely Planet site has some beautiful pictures, the market in Kandy being my favorite, as well as information about what’s for dinner (and lunch & breakfast). Fortunately, I’ve decided to visit there on my next long trip, as soon as I can make it happen.