For centuries, wine has been vital to many European cultures. Today, people in the Mediterranean still view wine as an essential part of the good life. From one generation to the next, wine is refined and shared with family and great friends. The Gianulias family understands this tradition well. Since 1926, Levendi has crafted premium […]
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We have sailed all over the world with you over the years, from the sultry islands of Tahiti to the majestic mosques of Istanbul. And now we are about to embark on a new adventure. We are thrilled to offer a new collection of 7-day itineraries on Wind Star for Fall 2011—Hidden Treasures of the
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Amid all the distractions of daily life, it’s easy to forget what attracted us to our significant others in the first place. There are many small ways to rekindle the romance. But if you really want to fall in love all over again in just the right space and time, take to the Caribbean seas.
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You’ve heard stories and you’ve seen pictures. Yes: Costa Rica is that life-changing. Nestled between Nicaragua and Panama, the Pacific Ocean on one side and the Caribbean Sea on the other, Costa Rica will sate any adventurer’s travel lust. Though tourism is well-established, particularly in the larger ports along the Pacific coast, there is a
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An ethereal photo of Christina Aguilera shot in black and white, as compelling and elusive as Marlene Dietrich in the 30s. Another photograph: verdant mountains surging upward from vivid aqua seas, a tropical paradise with beauty that exceeds the boundaries of the natural world. John Russo has the gift of conveying a complicated personality or
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Welcome to Italy – to Rome, where the clashing of gladiators still reverberates through the Colosseum, where the Sistine Chapel stands as proudly as when Michelangelo stood before it. It is a fascinating world filled with distinguished customs. Here are 5 tips to use when visiting Italy. 1) Greetings Although ‘ciao’ is as famously Italian
Who can enjoy a rich tagliatelle Bolognese without a hearty red alongside it? A delicate tilapia filet without a complementary white? Wine has become synonymous with fine dining and ubiquitous in households around the world. We appreciate it, we collect it, we indulge in it, and of course, we drink it. However, the finer nuances
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