Make The Most Of Your Travels
There are few things on earth as sacred as food. We are so fascinated by food as a reoccurring theme in religion, society and every day life that both of us pursued degrees in hospitality. Now, we are traveling the world to share our dining experiences with you!
In an increasingly homogeneous world, a variety of cuisines are available almost everywhere you go. But just because you have the option of eating the same thing everywhere, doesn't mean you should. No matter how cliché it feels, we always recommend a "when in Rome" attitude. We've found that by seeking out authentic, traditional foods, …
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After a work conference in Nashville, we decided to make the most of our trip and squeeze in a quick visit to the Great Smoky Mountains. We made the three-hour trek east to Gatlinburg and arrived late on Thursday evening. This meant we had only one day to enjoy the mountains before returning home on …
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Howdy y'all! We just returned from Nashville and are thrilled to share our trip with you! We had the chance to spend five days in this beautiful city, so instead of the usual 24 hour itinerary, we are sharing some of the best restaurants we dined at. Of course, even with such a long trip, …
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On a recent trip, we took the train from Interlaken to Paris. The ride brought us through east-central France, past an area known as Burgundy or Bourgogne. As wine lovers and serial excursionists, we knew we had to stop and make the most of this travel day! We chose a guided tour with Authentica, which …
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We went to Japan on a food pilgrimage. After learning about the symbolic importance of food and the new year, we traded in our champagne bottles for soba noodles. While eating our way through Tokyo and Osaka we learned a few things about dining that you may want read about before your next trip to …
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