Jet2 and Jet2 holidays have suspended all flights and holidays to Greece and Cyprus until next year due to the latest government travel advice. It has cancelled its programme to Crete and Rhodes – the only Greek destinations it was…
The EU Extends Ban on Travelers to Two New Countries
The European Union this week amended its list of countries allowed to enter the EU, but once again left the U.S. out in the cold. The latest list, released Thursday, removed two countries previously allowed to enter the EU —…
These Are the Fittest Countries, According to Reebok Study
How fit is your country? The answer may surprise you. In an effort to find the “fitness capital of the world,” Reebok analyzed amateur and professional runners in different countries using specific metrics, including the number of track and…
Foodie tour of the Baltic states: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
The food stereotypes of the Soviet Union are long gone and in their place is a mouthwatering mix of organic produce, farm to table restaurants, and a twist of New Nordic cuisine from across the water in Scandinavia. We set…
Brits want Toad-in-the-hole, on menus, says poll
Toad in the Hole has been voted as the most popular dish Brits want to see in restaurants after Lockdown. tastecard, diners’ club, has revealed the top dishes Brits would like to see back on restaurant menus when lockdown lifts. As…
A culinary journey through the Aomori Prefecture of northern Japan
I have always loved Japanese cuisine. Sushi, ramen, miso soup and pickled vegetables are just some of the dishes I look forward to tucking into when planning a trip to my local Japanese restaurant. So it was with great excitement…
8 things to see and do in Myanmar (Burma)
Myanmar (Burma) is one of the most beautiful and untouched countries in Asia full of old empire opulence, grand pagodas, natural wonders and a predominantly Buddhist population renowned for their friendliness and hospitality eager to share their ancient customs. To quote…
New Year’s Eve traditions around the world – champagne with ash anyone?
While in Britain we traditionally sing Auld Lang Syne, watch firework displays and perhaps drink more than usual – all enjoyable ways to bring in the new year, maybe in 2020 we can shake it up a little? We take…
It’s not too late to book an extravagant New Year’s Eve experience in London
Still at a loose end for New Year’s Eve? Check out these sometimes debauched suggestions in London: Spend New Year’s Eve in an Igloo Experience a winter pop up with the cosiest bar on the river with the return of…
How to “Be More Japan”: celebrating Japanese traditions at home and abroad
There’s no doubt that the world has fallen in love with Japan: it’s beautiful landscapes, rich history, quirky pop culture and fascinating mix of new and old. It’s no wonder that many of us aspire to “be more Japan” and…