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An Eater’s Guide to Whistler, British Columbia

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Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova. And while Vail Resorts poured millions into upgrading the chairs, vaunted local restaurateurs are working equally hard to make their own seats just as attractive. The couple also offer some snacky menu items for customers occupying the few seats, including hummus and olives. Where to eat.

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An Eater’s Guide to Visiting (and Drinking) Champagne 

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Champagne may have been slow to embrace wine tourism but if these new experiences are any indication, there is a firm commitment to making up for lost time. For a time, posters across France advertised fizzing flutes of Champagne alongside glazed donuts, hard-boiled eggs, and a half-eaten slice of quiche.).

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Drinking in America

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While the future of these third spaces may be uncertain, there’s hope in knowing that there will one day be an open seat at the beloved bars that feel like home.

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A Steakhouse Divided

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Though special occasions bring guests back to Hy’s for tableside steak Diane prepared by servers in butcher jackets, the Calgary restaurant has had to keep up with the times with a new look. Shelves of antique books accent various corner booth seatings.” Intricate woodwork from the Baldwin Estate in Philadelphia lines our walls.

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How (and Why) to Forage for Ant Eggs in a Northeastern Thai Forest

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Centuries of cultural difference and economic inequality have created deep divides between the Northeast and the seat of power in Bangkok. Without economic or political leverage, Isan is stuck in a kind of catch-22: too poor to build enough infrastructure to attract tourists, yet not enough tourism money to rise out of poverty.

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Where to Go for the Freshest Seafood in Portland

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Portland remains well-known for its fresh lobster, scenic views, and ever-evolving tourism. This LGBTQ+ friendly restaurant’s amenities include an on-site bar, high chairs, and wheelchair-accessible entrance and seating options. The restaurant specializes in tasty lobster rolls, New England fare, and cocktails. Saltwater Grille.

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Food & Beverage Strategy - Future Focused

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Future-focused success factors include: Green hospitality Dark kitchens Maximised al fresco seating Flexible areas – dining-distancing Lifestyle attributes -beautiful and hygienic spaces Speciality Food Halls e.g. Spanish Endless entertainment Increased local food operators Themed cuisines precincts Shorter term leases - seasonal cycles Tourism attractions (..)