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Lyon: Highlights of France’s Gastronomy Capital

Posted 12th February, 2024
By Alex Kallimanis
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yon, France is frequently regarded as the gastronomic epicenter of France. The Foodie haven is the capital of France’s Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Nestled at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers, rich farmlands dot the region. These farms provide superior ingredients to Lyon’s markets and chefs, which offers a culinary wonderland to residents and visitors alike. Here are tips for visiting Lyon to be sure you leave with the fondest of memories on your palate.

Posted in France. Tagged Andouillette, Beaujolais, Bouchons, Cat Cafe, Food, France, Fromage Blanc, hotels, Lyon, Restaurants, Vieux Lyon

The Future of Travel in 2022

Posted 12th January, 2022
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Last updated on July 2nd, 2025 at 03:01 amBy Molly Barnes at Digital Nomad Life As the stages and waves of the global pandemic proceed into the third year, travel continues to adjust to the changes. New variants and changing global hotspots are causing travel lockdowns across the world. And with no current end…

Posted in North America. Tagged Airbnb, couples travel, covid-19, hotels, pandemic, road trips, safe driving apps, saving money, travel, travel tips, USA, wanderlust

Panama City, Panama Travel Guide

Posted 30th December, 2021
By Alex&Bell
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Panama City, Panama is often called the Dubai of Central America. Banking along with the Panama Canal has spawned a high-rise metropolis nestled along the Pacific Ocean. Panama City is central American hub, which is fitting since it was the first European settlement along the Pacific Ocean. The ruins of the first European settlement at Panama Viejo date to 1519 and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The revitalized historic quarter of Casco Viejo brims with hip rooftop bars, trendy restaurants and quaint cafes. Hotels line the Panama Canal, and you can watch ships sail through the canal from your hotel room or viewpoints around the city. Panama is also a fantastic destination to view native wildlife like sloths and toucans, even within the city. Here are tips for visiting Panama City!

Posted in Americas, North America, Panama. Tagged Ancon Hill, Anton Valley, Casco Viejo, Causeway Islands, couples travel, hotels, Panama, Panama Canal, Panama City, Restaurants, tours

Unique Florida Gulf Coast Destinations

Posted 15th December, 2021
By Alex Kallimanis
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The Gulf coast of Florida is a paradise for visitors. Warm winter temperatures are a welcome reprieve for northerners seeking to escape snow shoveling. Lined with sandy beaches, nature preserves, vibrant communities and historic towns, there’s a variety of things to do for couples, families and solo travelers. Here are some of the most unique destinations along the Florida gulf coast!

Posted in Americas, United States of America. Tagged beaches, breweries, Cedar Key, couples travel, Crystal River, Destin, Dunedin, Florida, Gulf Coast, Gulf of Mexico, hotels, Restaurants, Sanibel Island, State Park, Tarpon Springs, USA

Austria’s Wachau Valley, a UNESCO Site

Posted 14th November, 2021
By Alex Kallimanis
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The gorgeous Wachau Valley of Austria is nestled along the Danube River between the towns of Melk and Krems. It welcomes visitors with hilltop vineyards, scenic Austrian villages and storied castles. Quaint towns offer an idyllic setting for a relaxing and romantic getaway. Highlights include Melk Abbey, a striking example of Baroque architecture, run by the Benedictine Monks. Another is sweeping vistas from atop Dürnstein Castle.