Light blue metal, farmhouse-style building under a cloud-filled blue sky

How to Spend a Day in Michigan’s Smallest AVA

by Andrea Lemieux

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Discover Michigan wine country through a perfect day in Fennville AVA, the state’s smallest and first American Viticultural Area.

A Road Trip Along Spain’s Sun-Drenched Mediterranean Coast

by Inga Aksamit

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This winding journey reveals the hidden rhythms and rich contrasts of Spain’s Mediterranean coastline.
Aerial view of Lima's Parque del Amor and Pacific Ocean in Miraflores. Courtesy of PROMPERU

Peru on a Plate: Exploring South America’s Culinary Capital

by Linda Barnard

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Discover South America's culinary capital, Lima, then move on to Arequipa, named a UNESCO Creative City for Gastronomy.
A lunch plate of Tom Yum fried rice at Camarillo's Rice by Mama.

Enjoying the Authentic Foodie Scene in California’s Camarillo

by Mary Farah

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Camarillo is a foodie haven in California's Ventura County. From seafood to Filipino, we even found a menu for our dogs.
Sharing great New Zealand wine and food with friends at Kinross in Central Otago

Discovering New Zealand’s Most Exciting Food and Wine

by Liz Barrett

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Discover New Zealand's food and wine scene, from Auckland to Queenstown, including its 700 wineries spread over eight regions.
Cuadrat Valley Grounds

Exploring Catalonia’s Notable Olive Groves: A Visit to Cuadrat Valley

by Darla Hoffmann

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The old world meets new in Catalonia's Olive groves, in the heart of Spain's Cuadrat Valley. Join me for a tour and culinary tasting.
Historic home with decorative lights

Columbus, Georgia: Visit for the Thrill, But Stay For the Flavor

by Cherith Glover Fluker

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Discover why Columbus, Georgia’s underrated food scene deserves more attention, from standout local restaurants to unforgettable dishes.
Red and yellow onions, tied together in strands and topped with ribbons and flowers.

Zibelmärit: Bern, Switzerland’s Annual Onion Market

by Anita Breland

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The Bern Onion Market, called “Zibelemärit” in Swiss German, is held annually on the fourth Monday of November.
Nashville hot chicken

Nashville: Are You Hungry?

by Nancy Monson

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Where to find the best spicy-hot chicken and Nashville-style barbeque dishes (plus donuts) in Music City.
Hidden Vines Wines

Kelowna Becomes Canada’s First UNESCO City of Gastronomy

by Amy Harris

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Kelowna becomes Canada’s first UNESCO City of Gastronomy, and the surrounding wine region shows exactly why.
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