chef, cookbook author, culinary + travel writer based in Los Angeles
Next to Naples, Italy, few places on the planet come close to having a pizza pedigree as deep as New York City. From comforting classics to nuvo-creations, you can get your slice coal-fired, fried, on fermented dough and more and these four top pizza spots in New York… Read More on LuggageFree.com
The journey is just as exciting as the destination for the brand that signifies luxury across the globe. Four Seasons takes their hotel and resort comforts from the ground to 40,000 feet with their Four Seasons Private Jet experience, which pairs luxury flights with signature stays at Four Seasons Resorts. The globe-hopping encounter debuted in 2015 and finishes out this year with three packages themed to adventure, culture and international intrigue… Read more on LuggageFree.com>>
When you think of a Greek island holiday, the epic sunsets of Santorini and legendary beach parties of Mykonos are likely the first things that come to mind. But there is much more to discover in Greece. The European country is comprised of nearly 227 inhabited islands with one of the longest coastlines in the Mediterranean. With that inventory, you don’t have to brave traffic jams and package-tourism overcrowding to find the perfect seaside getaway. Try these four spots to enjoy Greece’s clear blue seas, pristine beaches, and unique culture… Read More on LuggageFree.com>>
Visiting the Northern African country of Morocco is a playground for the senses. Whether you’re in the labyrinth of streets that make up Fez’s Medina, or the narrow cobblestone alleys of Marrakesh, you will have no shortage of stimuli to gawk at, smell and eat. The country’s souk culture thrives nearly everywhere and traversing the local markets is one of the best ways to put your finger on country’s pulse. It’s best to have a game plan for what you want to buy and how much you want to spend, as merchants are extremely motivated and persuasive. Here are the top five things to bring back from Morocco and where to find them… Read More on LuggageFree.com>>
Finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones topped with clotted cream and lemon curd, tiers of confections and hand-selected tea blends — these are just a few of the decadent goodies offered at afternoon tea in Los Angeles. At these four luxury hotels around town: Hotel Bel-Air, The Langham Huntington, Pasadena, Montage Beverly Hills and The Peninsula Beverly Hills, you too can indulge in a tradition that traces back more than 150 years to English nobility.
Read More On Forbes Travel Guide>>
