What’s eaten where: Nepal
This the country of the future, albeit with a very traditional present. In Nepal, you see, it’s already 2076 – the Bikram Sambat Nepali calendar
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What’s eaten where: Malaysia
This is the country that bills itself as ‘Truly Asia’. And, if the cuisine is anything to go by, this may be a marketing campaign
What’s eaten where: Hokkaido
This is both an island and a dog. Yes, Hokkaido refers to either the northernmost prefecture of Japan – a roughly diamond-shaped island that’s the
What’s eaten where: Togo
Togo is a country known, officially, as the Togolese Republic. At just 57,000 square kilometres it’s one of the smallest nations on the continent –
What’s eaten where: Cape Verde
Cachupa. Sounds like a lollipop, doesn’t it, or a video game character by way of Japan? And yet it’s actually neither of these things; rather,
What’s eaten where: Cornwall
Brown Willy. Cocks. Booby Bay. No, we haven’t developed Tourette’s, we just want to introduce you gently to the wild and wonderful world of Cornwall,
What’s Eaten Where: New York City
With over eight million people crushed into 300 square miles, New York is the most densely populated city in the States. Loosen the net a
What’s eaten where: Estonia
This is the swinging capital of the world. No, not that kind. There are no keys in bowls here: this is the healthy, kids in
Glamping: stay in nature without roughing it
Hello post-haircut holidays! The kids are restless, but the money’s tight, so clearly an all-inclusive week in Santorini isn’t an option. But then neither is
Cyprus ranked third on Family Beach Index
A new ‘Family Beach Index’ ranks Cyprus third on a list of 50 family beach destinations in eight European countries. Researchers looked at air and
Visiting Cyprus by car: be sure you are not driving a “ticking time bomb”
Visiting Cyprus by car is a marvellous experience. Cyprus offers beautiful landscapes over the sea from Cavo-Greco to Paphos, and amazing mountain views through the
Budget airline Primera Air ceases operations
Nordic budget airline Primera Air has become the latest European carrier to go bust, telling staff that all flights were being halted and leaving thousands
Travel agent wanted after pocketing thousands from customers (Updated)
People from all over Cyprus are coming forward to report the 37-year-old woman who allegedly stole thousands of euros from customers for whom she had
Extra hassle for parents travelling with children
By Elias Hazou Mother detained at airport with son had to get husband’s permission to leave even though she wasn’t on the stop list A
Is Airbnb really cheaper than a hotel room?
A combination of factors including budget airlines and ride-sharing have made traveling more affordable than ever. Still, when it comes to finding a place to
Power restored to Atlanta airport after daylong outage paralyzes travel
One of the heaviest travel weeks of the year began with the cancellation of more than 1,000 flights on Sunday at the world’s busiest airport
Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil; the travelers edition
Three travelers decided to embark upon a seemingly impossible journey; They each blocked one sense, and traveled the French Atlantic coast, and document every moment
Upgrading airports mulled by government, Hermes, Demetriades says
Transport Minister Marios Demetriades said that Larnaca and Paphos airport operator Hermes Airports and the ministry of transport, communications and works are considering plans to
Cyprus not added to US visa waiver, embassy says
The USA denied reports on Thursday that Cyprus had been added to the country’s Visa Waiver Programme. A written statement from the US embassy in
Turkey set for emergency measures to quell post-coup turmoil (Update 1)
By Humeyra Pamuk and Nick Tattersall Turkey will announce emergency measures on Wednesday to try to shore up stability and prevent damage to the economy