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Published with permission from LuxuryWeb.com The roots of modern European cuisine can be traced back to the ancient Roman era and the Renaissance. Many culinary traditions, recipes, and food preparation techniques from that time continue to thrive in contemporary homes and restaurant tables. Raw clams and oysters, reminiscent of ancient

‘Garden of Eden’ Available for Rent Just East of Tampa, Florida
Located just east of Tampa, Florida in the luscious community of Brandon this 9 acre property, that can...

The Sacred Caves of Ajanta, Housing Ancient Buddhist Artifacts
Deep within an isolated part of India, there lies a collection of 30 caves that, for centuries, was an...

North America’s Cahokia: A Lost City With Cosmic Views
Cahokia was the largest city in North America before the arrival of Europeans in the New World. Also...

Saint Patrick and the Legends Behind Ireland’s Most Famous Holiday
The sound of bagpipes, the synchrony of Irish step-dancers, the poise of men in kilts parading the streets...

You Don’t Need to Travel to Make Every Day an Adventure
While many of us may fantasize about high adventure, and admire those who are daring and bold, various...

5 Essential Tips in Case a Child Gets Lost
Nothing is more nerve-wracking to a parent than when a child gets lost. While only a small percentage...

China Restricts Audiences at Beijing Olympics Citing COVID-19, Halts Public Ticket Sales
In view of the “severe and complicated” epidemic control situation, the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing...

Chinese Authorities Announce New Travel Restrictions Ahead of Winter Olympics, US Citizens Barred From
Under new requirements issued by the People’s Republic of China (PRC) Embassy on Jan. 5, passengers arriving...

Exploring the Deep and Mysterious Holloways of Dorset
The word “holloways” is derived from the Anglo-Saxon term “hola weg,” meaning ”harrowed path,” or “sunken...