Posts Tagged: food
NYC: Exploring Columbus Circle & Contemporary Art
I went MAD. Yes, you read correctly. MAD (also known as the Museum of Art & Design) opened in 2008. Its home is at Columbus Circle – one of my favorite spots in New York
Gen Y: Me, Myself & I?
Lazy. Entitled. Narcissistic. This is how Gen Y is often described – it is frustrating, true on a case-by-case basis, and probably why Gen Y is not fully understood. Those who belong to Gen Y
Photo of the Week
Wawel Castle. Kraków, Poland.
Serendipity & Travel
“How do you know each other?” This seems to be among the first questions people ask when introduced to mutual friends. A college friend once told me she met my high school friend while in
Defining Home – 13 years in the U.S.
This summer will mark 13 years. Thirteen years I’ve lived in America. It started in New Jersey, then I attended Emerson College in Boston, and now I’m in New York City. When you move to
Running in Harlem
I have never been much of a morning person. My family can attest to my “zombie-like” state when I used to get up early for school. I’d often stay under the covers for a few
Brooklyn to Manhattan: Photo Inspiration
A photograph is a perfect way to capture a moment. Whether you’re traveling and snapping a picture of wildlife, food, architecture or a portrait, what you capture means something more to you. I had a
NYC Foodie: My Personal Favorites
As an avid foodie, I’m always looking for new, distinct (and delectable) dishes. Over the years of travel, I’ve tried the somewhat exotic – think alligator, cactus salad, and frog legs. In Spain, we enjoyed
Coloring Health & Happiness
Ready, set, go. I started running again earlier in June to prepare for the Color Run in September. I wanted to regain the fitness levels I once had in high school. Or, at least feel
Exploring Harlem
Adapting to a new place takes time. Each work-day since moving to N.Y., I’ve settled into my commute routine from Harlem to Midtown. Between busy hours at work and after-work fun with friends downtown, it
Little Cambodia in Philadelphia
Today’s post is by Culture with Travel East Coast Correspondent, Brian Cicioni, who writes I May Roam. Philadelphia is roughly halfway between New York City and Washington, D.C. Since New York is America’s most famous
Five Must-Try Flavours in Sydney
Today’s guest post is by Liam Barrett. Travelers often like to save their dollar where they can on food during their travels, whether it’s sticking to a daily spend limit or buying snacks on the go.
Storytellers JB and Renée | WillFlyForFood.net
This week on Culture with Travel, an interview with travel couple, JB and Renée of Will Fly For Food, as they speak about culture and food in the Philippines. Tell us a bit about yourself! Why do
Storyteller Amanda Mouttaki | MarocMama.com
We’re excited to share our Culture with Travel interview with Amanda, a blogger, traveler and founder of the Maroc Mama blog, a fearless guide to food & travel. Tell us a bit about yourself! Why do you love
Exploring Sunday Markets in London
Today’s guest post and infographic are provided by LA Stretch Limo in London There’s no doubt about the fact that London is an amazing destination to visit. With over 8 million people calling it home,
Storyteller Estan Cabigas | Langyaw.com
We’re delighted to share our new Culture with Travel interview series featuring travelers sharing their authentic local perspectives on their respective countries. The first interview is with Estan Cabigas, an avid traveler, a writer, blogger/digital influencer
Interesting Cuisines Around the World
From spaghetti to gelato to sushi to pierogies, food plays a big role in understanding local cuisine and getting to know the culture of the places we visit. Cuisines we try can push our boundaries and challenge us to
Experiencing Culture Through Cooking
Today’s guest post is by Mary Collins. My major in undergrad was Cultural Anthropology. I found it fascinating, still do, largely because it was a window into so many unknowns. Prior to college, I had
NYC by Q Train
Today’s post is by Culture with Travel East Coast Correspondent, Brian Cicioni, who writes I May Roam. There are 20 Q train stops in Brooklyn. The journey takes about 40 minutes and winds through neighborhoods including Fort
Paris: A Moveable Feast of Kindness
Today’s guest post is by Valerie Sisco of the blog Grace with Silk, and our new Culture With Travel Food Correspondent. Artisan cheese and French wine, coffee at a sidewalk cafe, chocolate croissants and fresh-baked
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