Wednesday May 31, 2023

Emerald Cruises Culinary Travel Yacht Vacations

Emerald Cruises has partnered with Chef Ben Robinson for two culinary-themed sailings onboard the line’s 100-guest luxury yachts, Emerald Azzurra and Emerald Sakara. Chef Robinson, best known as an executive private yacht chef from TV’s Below Deck, will bring his distinctive culinary style to two, 8-day sailings: first in the Mediterranean onboard Emerald Cruises’ Coastal Gems of Italy and Croatia sailing departing Venice on October 28, 2023, then to the Caribbean on the Hidden Charms of the Caribbean sailing departing San Juan, Puerto Rico, on March 2, 2024.

Chef Ben Robinson

Guests joining these special departures will have

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Travel news: International ‘wine train’ and top Mexican foods

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A direct “wine train” could soon link London and southern France, and the world’s happiest country is set to share its secrets with a lucky few in a free master class on home turf, with travel expenses covered.

Good news for guys who like to shine their machine. Switzerland has just unveiled Shania Train, a revolutionary new high-speed, track-jumping train. It’s named – improbably and wonderfully – after Canadian country

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Travel East, a pan-Asian restaurant in Banani, is the brainchild of four friends — Nafeez, Mishu, Kashfica, and Linkon — and has captivated the neighbourhood’s foodies’ hearts and palates. With its unique decor and delectable meals, Travel East has created a buzz in the community in a very short time.

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Photo: Travel East

When entering the restaurant, one is immediately drawn to the stunning wall of plates that adorns one of the walls.

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Travel news: Europe will start charging for entry in 2024

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This week in travel news: The European Commission will start charging for a new visa waiver scheme next year, plus our pick of Croatian and Italian destinations and new Asian hotels.

The long-anticipated ETIAS visa waiver scheme, which will require all non-EU passport holders to get pre-trip permission to enter the bloc, was supposed to launch by November this year. But it

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Luxury Travel Market to Reach $1650.5 Billion, Globally, by 2031 at 8.9% CAGR: Allied Market Research

Growing number of HNIs population and rise in aspiration of young and rich millennials to explore new places and have unique travel experiences drive the global market.

PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Allied Market Research published a report, titled, “Luxury Travel Market by Types of Tour (Customized and Private Vacations, Adventure and Safari, Cruise/Ship Expedition, Small Group Journey, Celebration and Special Events, Culinary Travel and Shopping), by Age Group (Millennial, Generation X, Baby Boomer, Silver Hair), by Types of Traveler (Absolute Luxury, Aspiring Luxury, Accessible Luxury): Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021-2031.” According to

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A luxury travel trend to keep an eye on in Africa: Travel Weekly

Dorine Reinstein

Dorine Reinstein

Travel centered around art is poised to replace culinary travel as a leading luxury travel trend worldwide, according to Jack Ezon, founder and managing partner at Embark Beyond. And although Africa has traditionally not been a major destination for serious art lovers, the continent is fast rising up the ranks.

South Africa, Rwanda and Morocco are taking the lead for art tourism to Africa, according to Ezon.

“South Africa’s Zeitz Mocca Museum is the pinnacle of a burgeoning art scene in Africa but particularly in South Africa,” he said. “There are some incredible galleries to visit and local

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