Suchi Rudra
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Fodor's
15 Under-the-Radar Things to Do in Buenos Aires
Most first-time visitors to Buenos Aires don’t realize that the city is much more than tango, great beef, and Malbec. To get straight to the heart of the city, bypass the tourist hotspots and linger with the locals at the centro culturales, craft beer bars, and eclectic barrios outside of Palermo.
The New York Times
A Prague Food Market Spans the Globe
Tucked into an unlikely intersection of central Prague — set partially under a highway, between a bus terminal and train station — exists a new frontier of Prague’s steadily diversifying culinary scene. Manifesto Market, which opened in early June, has brought back life to a long derelict space in the city center...
Time Out
Top 10 Can't Miss Events in Prague
Plan your trip around the best events in Prague, from world-renowned music and beer fests to ritual spring traditions.
BBC
BBC Travel: How to survive a Georgian feast
I had only heard stories about the famous Georgian supra, the traditional feast offered spontaneously to the luckiest of visitors.
The Huffington Post
Taste your way through Abruzzo, Italy’s last undiscovered region
Heading to Italy and want to Instagram where (almost) no one has Instagrammed before? Point your Vespa in the direction of Italy’s best-kept secret: the southeastern region known as Abruzzo.
The New York Times
The New York Times: Sustainable Living Just Outside Buenos Aires
The three-level, glass and concrete home was designed by Andres Remy and is in Acassuso, an affluent northern suburb of Buenos Aires.
The Guardian
The Guardian: How to order the perfect coffee around the world – and the best cafes
Where would you order uma bica, and do you know your cortado from your lágrima? Here’s how to ask for a coffee in 10 cities around the world, plus our pick of cafes old and new
The Huffington Post
Why Northern Idaho Is the Perfect Road Trip Destination
Outside of Alaska, Idaho contains the largest area of remote and rugged wilderness in the country.
travel.hilton.com
When San Antonio Heats Up, Here's Where to Cool Down
In Texas, you’re guaranteed plenty of time for fun in the summer sun – until it’s just too dang hot. But in San Antonio, where there’s a will to enjoy the summer, there’s definitely a way. Whether you’re looking for an energizing adventure or a tranquil escape, here are our favorite places to stay cool and keep the fun going when the temperatures start to soar.
blog.tripcreator.com
Custard, Cod Fish and Cabo Verde: Lisbon’s Frenzy of Flavors
Lisbon is melancholy fado music, the philosophical poetry of Fernando Pessoa and intricately tiled buildings. But Lisbon’s nostalgic secrets can also be found in its flavors.
careers.unleashgroup.io
Actiview Simulates Workplace Situations to Revolutionize Recruitment
It started out as an enthusiastic conversation among five forward-thinking young men. But the friends quickly discovered that their shared passion for the digital world — and for finding new ways to communicate within it — wasn’t just a passing interest.
access.van.fedex.com
Dr. Danielle Applestone: Making Innovation Tools More Accessible
Master of the maker community Dr. Danielle Applestone got her first taste of engineering as a child...
strongtowns.org
Creative Reuse Saves a Memphis Building
The six-week-long Untapped event held in early summer 2014 was meant to be a goodbye party for a long-neglected, dilapidated brewery building that had been standing in downtown Memphis since 1890. While locals sipped on craft beers, enjoyed the food trucks and live music within the tidied up, festively decorated courtyard of the iconic Tennessee Brewery structure, they were aware of the weight this moment carried: an end to the life of this historic building.
jllrealviews.com
Breathing new life into under-utilized buildings
Take a walk through a busy city on a weekday afternoon and the number of spaces used only on a part-time basis starts to rack up.
opendoor.com
How to find a multi-generational family home that makes everyone happy
Multi-generational living is catching on fast in the U.S. But bringing extended family together under one roof requires a house with the capacity to handle a range of lifestyle demands.