Crime has historically been a significant issue on the Riviera, with its overt display of wealth attracting criminal gangs. Cannes, France, is a city synonymous with luxury and cinematic grandeur — but it has a lesser-known underbelly characterized by notable incidents of crime. While the world’s eyes are often fixed on the city’s red carpets…
Zee Asghar visits a hidden gem in Lisbon… Tucked away in the labyrinthine streets of Lisbon’s oldest and most atmospheric district, AlmaLusa Alfama offers an intimate boutique experience that captures the essence of the city’s soul. This charming hotel is more than just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to the authentic Lisbon experience,…
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Clean air and clean water are the main things citizens want for their health and well being as residents in a sustainable city, according to a recent global survey conducted by WWF-Sweden. Clean air, however, has become a scarce commodity in our world as recently reported by the World Health Organization (WHO). Reduce pollution in cities…
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My visit to Austria was supported by Austria Tourism I push my finger against the slightly steamy bus window, tracing saw-toothed mountains meeting a star-lit sky. On any other evening, the darkness would make these extremes indistinguishable. But tonight, flickers of pumpkin-hued flames acted as my guide. For one evening every June, Tyrol resuscitates its…
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Why are Women in Cambodia choosing Network Marketing in 2024? Women own 69% of Cambodia’s businesses, but most are micro businesses. Women have a hard time accessing loans. And even if they secure a loan, there’s no support structure to help them use the money [effectively] “I saw a lot of women in remote sites,…
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First in a Series of Lockdown Blogs My community keeps me going in these uncertain times. After enduring a slow process to sell my home and beloved garden of 25 years, the end came in a downpour on March 16th. Though I felt I had done a lot of preparation, there was still a ton…
Good morning all! I just thought I would post a couple of the resources I really like to access in case they may be of help to other gardeners. Before I get to the good stuff I feel compelled to give you an insight into my gardening style. I’ve basically been around gardens my whole…
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“Design and Social Science: Making Connections” is a compelling examination of design and social sciences. In this book, editor Jorge Frascara, who has dedicated years to exploring the intersection of these fields, brought together scholars from a variety of disciplines into a cohesive dialogue. Regardless of its rich content, this gathering of ideas focused on…
New York City with a Baby: Where to Stay, Where to Eat, and What to do in NYC with a Baby When you think of baby-friendly travel destinations in the U.S., New York City is probably not the first (or second, or third…) that comes to mind. After all, the name of the game in…
Edinburgh attracts millions of tourists during August for its major festivals, providing a stage for the world’s best musicians, artists, composers and actors. But its steadily emerging street art scene gets little in the way of acknowledgement from these overwhelming commercial successes. While nobody is deluded enough to suggest that our small scene rivals the…
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