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Typical yellow house with lanterns in Hoi An, Vietnam (2017-05/06)
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15 Unmissable Experiences In & Around Hoi An, Vietnam

Hoi An (also known as Fai-Foo or Fai Fo) in the center of Vietnam has become a mainstay of most backpackers' routes through the country. The city's name translates to "peaceful meeting place," a reference to the global merchants that

by Carola Bieniek
2017-07-15
Featured, Vietnam
Bottega di Caccia, Bagni Vignoni, Tuscany, IT (2015-12-16)
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What’s in a name: Italian eateries

Traveling through Italy, you will notice a wealth of words describing places to eat. I was wondering what the difference between osteria and trattoria is, and compiled a list of definitions for Italian eateries.  Ristorante Ristorante is the easiest one: it's Italian

by Carola Bieniek
2016-01-22
Food, Italy, Travel Advice
Pisa tower against a blue sky in Tuscany, Italy (2015-07)
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Hostelling International: The Hostel Pisa in Pisa

Location & Crowd The Hostel Pisa is almost perfectly located: it's a 20 minute walk (!) from the airport, 5 minutes from the train station, and yet only 20 minutes from the famed leaning tower on the other end of the

by Carola Bieniek
2015-07-15
Accommodation Reviews, Italy
Wine bubbles in a glass, Stellenbosch, South Africa (2012-03)
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À santé! (Food and drink in Africa, pt. 9)

Like in Germany or the US beer is the principal alcohol enjoyed on the African continent. So much so that I made it a tradition to have a 'Welcome to

by Carola Bieniek
2013-01-05
Africa, Africa 360°, Benin, Ethiopia, Food, Gabon, Kenya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, South Africa
Traditional coffee with a view, Lalibela, Ethiopia (2012-06)
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Small, grande or venti? (Food and drink in Africa, pt. 8)

Happy New Year, everyone! For those of us who partied a bit harder last night a good coffee might help. One of the great mysteries of Africa is the horrible coffee you get in most places. Despite the fact that some

by Carola Bieniek
2013-01-01
Africa, Africa 360°, Ethiopia, Food, Kenya, Morocco, Tanzania, Togo
Visiting tuaregs in their tent, Timbuktu, Mali (2011-11-25)
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Tea time (Food and drink in Africa, pt. 7)

Two kinds of tea – in multiple regional varieties – are prevalent across Africa. In the North ‘Berber tea’ or ‘Tuareg whiskey’ is served almost everywhere. In the former British colonies, chai  is ever-present. In Morocco, tourism is visibly an important

by Carola Bieniek
2012-12-30
Africa, Africa 360°, Food, Kenya, Mali, Morocco, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, UK, Zimbabwe
Man making sugar cane juice with a big machine, Mombasa, Kenya (2012-05)
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Got juice? (Food and drink in Africa, pt. 6)

Tropical Africa is full of exotic fruits. So the idea of serving fresh fruit juice to me was fairly obvious. But there were only a few places where I got juices. Often people were intrigued when we suggested making juice

by Carola Bieniek
2012-12-29
Africa, Africa 360°, Ethiopia, Food, Mali, South Africa, Tanzania

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