Globehunter's Travel Blog
POSTED BY Mavy | MAY 19 2016
Label: City Breaks, Food Travel, North America, Top 10s, Travel Tips
There is nothing better than a finely crafted cup, using the best golden, roasted beans, to get you started in your day/ your day started. Our cafes/ cafés today are saturated with different blends, which can be a confusing experience for the average consumer.
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POSTED BY Mavy | MAY 18 2016
Label: Food Travel, South America, Top 10s, Travel Tips
Rio de Janeiro may be best known for its carnival and beautiful beaches, but it is definitively the city’s food scene that will have you wanting to visit time and time again.
Any local (or carioca) will tell you that from street food to the high end restaurants, the vast array of Brazilian specialties on offer make it more than worthy of its reputation as a foodie haven.
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POSTED BY Mavy | MAY 18 2016
Label: Adventure Travel, Food Travel, Top 10s, Travel Tips
Tea lovers may want to incorporate a trip to a tea plantation on their travels. If you are that mad about a good brew of tea, you could choose a destination based on its tea growing potential.
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POSTED BY Mavy | NOVEMBER 4 2015
Label: Adventure Travel, Food Travel, Top 10s, Travel Tips
We’re in the middle of a street food revolution. Ready to eat food and drink prepared and sold on the street is becoming increasingly popular.
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POSTED BY Mavy | OCTOBER 21 2015
Label: City Breaks, Food Travel, Travel Tips
Welcome to the world of drinking tourism. Whether you’re fond of a tipple or strictly teetotal, there are few better ways to relax and wind down than with your favourite drink of choice.
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POSTED BY Mavy | JULY 14 2015
Label: Food Travel
If you are a foodie and are drawn by balmy breezes, tropical palms and the warmth of the sun, then the following tropical food feasts are for you. From mango festivals in India to Indonesian food festivals in misty and green Ubud, from the vibrant food festivals Brazil has to offer, to Thailand's towers of fruit, there is something to suit every taste on this list.
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POSTED BY Mavy | JUNE 12 2015
Label: City Breaks, Food Travel, New York City, North America, Travel Tips
If you’re planning a stay in New York you might be thinking it’s all about the Empire State Building and Times Square. But while there’s something to be said for the tourists sights, any local will tell you to avoid Midtown and check out all the amazing treats the rest of the city has in store.
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POSTED BY Mavy | JUNE 5 2015
Label: Adventure Travel, City Breaks, Flights, Food Travel, Hotels, North America, Travel Tips
Known as the ‘capital of the south’, tourism in Atlanta, Georgia, is booming, and with very good reason.
As well boosting the world’s largest aquarium, a popular zoo and some great museums, its vibrant food scene is rapidly growing.
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POSTED BY Mavy | JUNE 5 2015
Label: Food Travel
With influences from Arabia, France and Andalusian Spain, Morocco’s delicious flavour combinations make it a foodie’s paradise - with Marrakech at the heart.
From preserved lemons stirred into rich tagines to pigeon pies dusted with cinnamon, it’s a city where you can let your taste buds indulge - from the street food to the set menus.
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POSTED BY Mavy | MAY 6 2015
Label: Adventure Travel, Food Travel, Safari Holidays, Travel Tips
To travel, or not to travel, that is the question.
Should you take a year out before university to explore the world?
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