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The Most Exclusive Dinner at Sea Has 18 Seats and a French Pedigree
Oceania Cruises has partnered with the Maîtres Cuisiniers de France to debut a reservation-only dining experience unlike anything else at sea. If you’ve ever sat down to a truly exceptional French dinner, the kind where every course feels like a considered decision and the wine is not an afterthought, you’ll understand what Oceania Cruises is going for with La Table
Holland America Line Introduces Tea-Focused Culinary Program
Guests can explore tea traditions through tastings, seminars and curated shore excursions. Holland America Line is putting tea at the centre of its culinary experience. The cruise line has introduced a new tea-focused program in collaboration with Art of Tea founder Steve Schwartz, who joined its Grand World Voyage as a Culinary Ambassador. The initiative brings a more structured and
Where Culture Meets Cuisine: Antigua & Barbuda’s Culinary Month Returns
A month-long celebration of Caribbean identity, talent, and taste takes over the islands this May. Antigua and Barbuda is set to host the 2026 edition of its Culinary Month this May, with an expanded lineup of events, visiting chefs and destination-wide programming aimed at further positioning the twin-island nation as a culinary tourism player. Running throughout the month, the initiative
Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Debuts Indigenous-Led Foraging and Culinary Experience
Guests can book a full-day experience combining a helicopter tour, guided foraging and a chef-prepared dinner. Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is adding a new, hands-on culinary experience to its summer lineup with the launch of its Foraging Flight: An Indigenous-Led Helicopter & Culinary Journey. The full-day adventure begins with a helicopter departure from the resort, giving guests a wide-angle view of
What Is Brazilian Feijoada?
Brazil’s signature black bean stew is defined by tradition, flavour and the way it brings people together. Some dishes always feel like they’ve been lovingly made, even when you’re eating out. In Brazil, feijoada is one of them. The slow-simmered black bean stew reflects the country’s history, culture and way of gathering, and it always tastes like a home-cooked meal
Recipe: A Carbonara Pasta Straight From Rome, Featured on Emily in Paris
Courtesy of Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese, here’s how to make Carbonara tortelli with Pecorino foam, crispy guanciale and seasonal truffle. If there’s one thing Rome does exceptionally well, it’s keeping classic dishes interesting. At Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese, the hotel’s rooftop restaurant, Settimio, reworks the traditional carbonara into delicate tortelli, layered with creamy filling, crisp guanciale, and a light pecorino