Tourism & Hospitality
Curated Experiences in Champagne for an Unforgetta...
As the world prepares to raise a glass to celebrate International Champagne Day on October 25th, there’s no better place to immerse yourself in the opulence of this iconic drink than its source – the Champagne region of France. This picturesque wine region is home to a treasure trove of champagne but also a variety …
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Lunch at Dowlat Villas Palace- The Heritage
Manisha Gupta, SNS The Dowlat Villas Palace complex was built about 100 years ago by Maharaj Man Singh, the second son of H.H.Maharaja Dowlat Singh of Idar. Inspired by the royal family’s visit to Trafalgar Square in London, the palatial property is built in British colonial style with columns designed like those of Trafalgar Square. …
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KOLHAPUR’S HERITAGE RESTAURANT
Anil Mulchandani pics Dinesh Shukla More than 75 years old, Padma Guest House in Kolhapur created a Kolhapuri Thali that helped popularize Kolhapuri cuisine commercially. This eatery launched in the year of India’s independence is not only thriving today but its owners are now taking the cuisine forward. The story started with the …
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Celebrating Monsoon Magic: A Guide to Upcoming Fes...
As the monsoon clouds gather over the lush landscapes of Goa, the air is filled with anticipation for the vibrant festivals that mark this season. From cultural celebrations to religious rituals, each festival in Goa during the monsoon holds its own unique charm, offering visitors and locals alike a glimpse into the rich ensemble of …
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SHINTA MANI WILD: CAMBODIA’S DESIGNER ECO-RETRE...
General Manager David Steyn Shinta Mani Wild – A Bensley Collection is Cambodia’s most unique all-inclusive tented camp. Designed by landscape architect and conservationist Bill Bensley, it all started with a sale of government land designated for logging. Sokoun Chanpreda (founder of the Shinta Mani Foundation and its group of boutique hotels dedicated to empowering …
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Goa’s heartland or midlands, between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea, provide a suitable environment for the growing of spices, cashew and fruits. Today, some of these spice gardens are open for visitors, who can join a tour of the plantation with the staff followed by Goan farmer’s lunch and a visit to an …
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Connecting Tourism Globally: GITM 2024 Set the Sta...
Panjim, 3rd April 2024 – The first day of the highly anticipated Goa International Travel Mart (GITM) 2024 commenced at Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Stadium with an air of excitement and anticipation as industry leaders, government officials, and tourism enthusiasts gathered to witness the unveiling of a new era in Goa’s tourism landscape. A notable …
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Rashmi Uday Singh launches Hospitality Hope at ITC...
Rashmi Uday Singh launches Hospitality Hope at ITC Narmada, Ahmedabad A Celebrity food critic, Rashmi Uday Singh has authored more than 40 books. She has won Gourmand World Cookbook award and Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres from the government of France. Having trained with the BBC in London, Singh was selected to be Gordon Ramsay’s …
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Article by Carolann Hooper Bengal has a largely dense food culture from the traditional Bengali Zamindari Thali to the amazing Tangra style Chinese typical of Kolkata , from Anglo Indian style western food, to the flavours of the North East. The landlords of Bengal lived a life of plenty and were hosts to traders and …
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IFEA organised a food trail to Rann Riders by Kaafila at Dasada. Keeping with IFEA’s spirit of supporting small enterprises, the trail including demonstrations of handicrafts by various artisans. The participants bought Matani Pachedi from the Chitaras, beaded bangles from the Mirasas, embroidery from the Rabaris and other crafts. The women in the group also …
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IFEA Cheese and Dairy Farm Trail
On 5th June 2022, IFEA celebrated World Environment Day with a trip to the village of Sayla which has many initiatives for solar energy generation and the use of gobar gas, handloom, micro-enterprise development, and dairy and agriculture based livelihoods. The trip included a visit to the Panchal Dairy. This dairy now manufactures artisanal cheeses …
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Food Tourism in Kerala: The Story of Ayisha Manzil
Kerala has long attracted traders and immigrants from around the world. There is a wide diversity of cuisines in Kerala where Hinduism, Islam, Christianity and Judaism have thrived from centuries. It can therefore be a great destination for gastronomical tourism. The story of Ayisha Manzil, my ancestral house, began in 1862 when an East …
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