Travel For Adventurous Women
Travel Belles don’t just love food and wine travel, we love bringing home reminders of the culture with us in the form of inspiration, knowledge and recipes.
Bacolod City is known as the City of Smiles and is the site of one of the Philippines’ most famous festivals, the Masskara Festival. The Masskara Festival is a joyous celebration similar to Mardi Gras and features a kaleidoscope of celebration, music, and vibrantly colored masks. For foodies, Bacolod City is also known as the … Read more
Cagayan Valley is a region in the Northern part of Luzon in the Philippines and is one of the few locations that encapsulates the country’s natural beauty. The lush majestic beaches, stunning waterfalls, evergreen forest, breathtaking mountains, and rolling hills are synonymous with this region. Without a doubt, Cagayan Valley can be considered one of … Read more
If you like Jamaica and you want to experience life like a true Rastafarian, there are some things you need to change in your diet. First, the Rastafarian often reject the Western lifestyle because they think Western cultures are built on vanity, greed, materials, and unethical behavior. When it comes to their diet, the Rastafarians … Read more
Cool NYC Cocktail Bars … or a few suggestions for what we think are the current best bars in New York City. ….It really started with [easyazon_link keywords=”Sex and the City” locale=”US” tag=”tbelles-20″]Sex and the City[/easyazon_link]. Whatever you think about Carrie and her pals, the show bought a whole new generation to the delights of … Read more
Get the lowdown (or should we say, the highball) on some of the best non-wine sippers in Paris.
When you think of food in Israel, you probably imagine hummus. Although hummus is eaten throughout the Mediterranean and much of the Middle East, it’s synonymous with Israeli cuisine. But there are a plethora of delicious things to eat in Israel. Remember that the Holy Land is a melting pot of several cultures-you can find … Read more
Chile’s vineyards are part of the rising class of New World wines gaining prominence in the global wine market. But its vineyards and wine tours are not just for wine lovers. Located an hour away from Chile’s capital and on the way to the famous port city of Valparaiso, the Casablanca Valley is one of … Read more
Dinner reservations rule in Napa Valley. You best well get them, or you may well starve, is the message I got from everyone from my mother to my chiropractor. Of course, much of this is hype, especially in January, but with a last minute trip last week to the Napa Valley, I knew that scoring … Read more
Every October and early November, the Good Food and Wine Show travels to Australian cities, giving the public an opportunity to rub shoulders with artisan food producers, celebrity chefs, and wine experts from around the world. Whether you’re in Perth, Sydney, Brisbane, or Melbourne, you will have three days to taste creamy sheep’s cheese from … Read more
A vegetarian in Melbourne Melbourne would have to be Australia’s most cosmopolitan and multicultural city and is famous for its wide breadth of cuisines. Streets and alleyways throughout Melbourne are crammed with eateries, restaurants, cafés and bakeries, all boasting a never-ending list of choices – Vietnamese, Italian, Greek, Lebanese, Chinese, Indian… The list goes on! … Read more
