Jordan Travel Itinerary: Tips, Hidden Places and Best Photo Locations
I can’t believe it took me such a long time to visit Jordan. In the last 4 years, I’ve traveled extensively around the Middle East, often being in the region 4 – 5 times a year. For no particular reason, I didn’t make it to Jordan. That is until a few weeks ago when I made [easily] one of the best travel decisions in the slowly reopening, post-pandemic world. Jordan ticks off many of my non-negotiables for a perfect trip, which include, but are not limited to: HOSPITALITY (intentionally capitalized), relatively easy to navigate, safe, scenic, diverse, unique properties and experiences, affordable, ability to both relax or to have a busy, fast-paced itinerary. This point contains affiliate links from which, at no extra cost to you, I may earn a small commission.I traveled to Jordan with my good friend and talented photographer Jerome. The beautiful pictures below were taken by him. Make sure to give him a follow! Jordan Itinerary at a Glance Amman: 3 nights Where to stay? Four Seasons Hotel Where to eat? La Capitale (upscale), Hashem (street food), The Living Room Loft (trendy rooftop), Wild Jordan Cafe (panoramic city views) What to see? Amman Citadel, King Abdullah I Mosque, Jabal Al Weibdeh Petra: 2 nights Where to stay? Petra Luxe Bubble Hotel, Seven Wonders Bedouin Camp What to see? Petra Treasury vantage point, Petra Monastery [long] hike, Little Petra Wadi Rum: 3 nights Where to stay? Wadi Rum Luxe Bubble Hotel, Sun City Camp What to see? Scenic drive with local bedouin, French Castle, “Big Arch” Aqaba: 1 night (optional) Where to stay? Cloud 7 Ayla Oasis Dead Sea: 1 night (optional) Kempinski Dead Sea Entry Requirements for Jordan (updated July 10th, 2021) At the time of our trip in June 2021, a negative PCR test done within 72 hours was required to enter Jordan. Likewise, travelers have to fill out a form, with basic information including vaccination status. Unvaccinated travelers pre-pay an on-arrival COVID test while vaccinated travelers are exempt from this test. There is also a requirement for a visa on arrival, depending on where you fly in from. Travel restrictions change daily so please make sure you check the official Jordanian website or your local embassy website for the most up-to-date information on traveling from your country of origin. Likewise, traveling is a personal decision and if you choose to do so, please follow all the rules to keep yourself and others safe. Getting to Jordan (updated July 10th, 2021) Royal Jordanian business class is a fantastic option to fly to the capital of Jordan: Amman. My hub is JFK in New York City, from which Royal Jordanian currently flies 4 times a week. The outbound flight departs at night out of Terminal 8 and arrives midday in Amman, which allows you to get some rest in-flight and also to have a reasonable amount of time in the Capital on your first day. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is the newest to RJ’s fleet. If you’ve been following me on Instagram, you know that I love the Dreamliner – it is a beautiful, spacious aircraft designed to help you rest and minimize jetlag. The business class cabin has 24 seats arranged in a 2-2-2 configuration. The seats are lie-flat, comfortable, and spacious measured at 78 inches long and 21 inches wide (SeatGuru). By the natural Jordanian way of hospitality, we were greeted by an incredible cabin crew that offered us Arabic coffee before we even sat down! You will find this kind of warmth and kindness virtually everywhere in Jordan and it’s quite nice to start your trip like this! I believe that a trip starts in the airplane cabin … and the welcome we received from Royal Jordanian is exactly why I feel this way. The IFE monitor is 17″ with many entertainment choices. I wanted to note that on the aircraft that don’t have TVs, RJ launched the new and improved streaming service of Sky Connect. You can connect via SkyConnect WiFi on board and stream their collection of entertainment on any device. As much as I enjoyed my flight to Amman, the Crown Lounge experience prior to my return leg was where the fun truly began! First of all the Crown Lounge is huge and it wraps around a large chunk of the second floor of Queen Alia Airport. After going through the [separate] business class terminal where security and passport control was practically seamless, I took the elevator up to the Crown Lounge. The first thing I got was a traditional Jordanian breakfast and a latte (which, to my excitement, had my face printed on it!). The lounge has a pizza bar (& an alcohol bar), a coffee shop, an ice cream machine, a huge buffet, and a dessert table – just to name a few. To be honest, it is one of the most impressive airport lounges I’ve been to in terms of the offering. There is also a quiet area, a library, and showers readily available. Best Jordan Flight + Hotel Prices Jordan’s Capital City Amman Amman is one of the oldest cities in the world! Excavations show homes that are believed to be built during the Stone Age and there are many Biblical references to the city, too. Amman is charming in every sense of the word. If you look at it from a birds-eye view, the homes seem stacked on top of each other like a lego-set of neutral tones. We spent a total of 3 nights in the Capital city and it may be worth staying longer as there are a few day trips you can take (ie. Mount Nebo, As-Salt, Wadi Mujib). If your time in Amman is limited, some of the things you must see are the Citadel, Abdullah I Mosque, Jabal Al Weibdeh neighborhood, and you must try what is known as the best falafel at Hashem. I must give you a fair warning: if you are renting a car, driving in Amman is not for the faint-hearted! There are pretty much no rules and
The Beauty Secrets Of People Who Look Good All The Time
Is there somebody you know in your life who just looks good all the time? If so, there’s probably something strangely statuesque about them. No matter the time of day or night, they always look the same. You could be meeting them first thing in the morning or last thing at night, and unless you were wearing a watch, you couldn’t tell. They’re never puffy, red, or flushed. How do they do it? Well in this post, we’re going to find out. It turns out that for these beauty queens, there’s a lot of work going on behind the scenes that you just don’t see. They Think Positively About The Way They Look There are a lot of serums on the market. But how many of them actually work? Well, only a fraction, unfortunately. The best serums are those that alter the way that skin itself expresses itself. For instance, compounds in rosehip, for instance, may actually encourage the skin to become more youthful over time. The same goes for serums containing the magic ingredient resveratrol and other stars, like retinoids. These actually work. And they’re one of the reasons you sometimes see women in their late forties looking like they’re in their twenties. They Think Positively About The Way They Look Here’s another thing that people who look good all the time do: they think positively about the way they look. Their thoughts often influence how their bodies express themselves, causing them to appear healthier and more vibrant. Genuinely positive outlooks can be beneficial. They Nail Their Diet Remember what we said about their behind-the-scenes routines? Well, people who always look great pay great attention to their diet. That’s because, through trial and error, they’ve discovered that what they eat has a massive impact on the way they appear. You’ll often find people like these consuming vast quantities of fruits and veggies. And most of them stay well clear of anything meaty, oily or fried. They Take Shortcuts The most beautiful people in your life also get into the habit of taking shortcuts. For instance, many of them get unlimited laser hair removal so they don’t have to spend hours waxing or shaving every week. This then frees up their time to focus on other things, such as their cooking. They Get Up Early Many people who look great all the time make a habit of getting up early. Many don’t even have alarm clocks. Instead, they rely on their bodies ’ own natural chemistry to wake them up on time. This way, they have more time to go through their beauty routine and do everything that they need to do. They Exercise Moderately Have you ever noticed that people who get heavily into running always wind up looking a little gaunt? That’s because they’re putting their bodies through too much stress. It turns out that simple activities, like walking and yoga, are more than sufficient for keeping your skin, joints, and subsurface structures tender and supple. Aim for three to four 45 minutes sessions per week.
Travel Tips For The Eco-Conscious
While many of us love to travel, we also have this nagging voice in the back of our minds telling us that our favorite pastime is actually bad for us. And that’s not a pleasant experience. We want one of life’s greatest joys – the ability to jet off and explore the world – not to have a detrimental impact on anyone else. Fortunately, there are now ways that you can go green while traveling. Check them out below. Stick To The Path Did you know that landscape erosion from people walking on it is one of the biggest problems that resorts face? When people go off the beaten track in large numbers, it creates trampling damage and can harm plants. Don’t Use Bottled Water These days, most eco-conscious travelers are using metal flasks to keep them hydrated during long trips. A lot of airports and transport hubs now offer the ability to fill up your water bottle for free. If you stop at a café, you can also ask them to fill up your water bottle for the next leg of your trip. Offset Your Carbon By Joining A Solar Community Solar communities are a recent innovation you can read about on sites like choosesolar.com. The way they work is pretty simple. You invest a small sum of money in a large solar farm, and then, in return, you can access the solar energy that you need, plus support the growth of solar in your community. This way, you can actually offset the carbon emissions created whenever you travel on a jet airliner. Travel By Train Unsplash – CC0 License Traveling by air is quick and easy. But if you are a regular traveler, you might also want to consider using the train. Versus a five-hour flight, you could save upwards of one tonne of carbon. Pack Light The amount of fuel a plane uses is proportional to its total mass. So the heavier it is, the higher the carbon emissions. Packing light, therefore, is something that every seasoned traveler can do. Plus, it’s relatively easy, thanks to all of the smart travel products now on the market. Don’t Bring Plastic Bags Regular plastic bags are a nightmare for the environment, according to https://www.euronews.com. Some researchers think that it will take around 500 years to degrade in the ground over time. And some plastic particles may not actually degrade at all. A better option is to buy those special degradable food waste bags. They act like plastic, preventing moisture from seeping through for around 48 hours. But they eventually break down if you compost them, which is great. Travel In A Group Traveling as a group tends to be more eco-friendly than going as an individual. Instead of ten people traveling separately, hiring separate cars, you can all chip in for a coach or a minivan. This way, you’re only relying on one vehicle instead of more. Traveling as a group also allows tour guides to limit the flow of people to certain sensitive areas where wildlife needs time when humans aren’t there.
How To Bring That Restaurant Vibe Home
Hopefully, restaurants will be back on the menu very soon. That said, you can’t eat out every day. You can, however, bring that restaurant vibe home with you. It’s up to you if you have it at every meal or just on special occasions. Either way, here are four tips to help make it happen. Separate your dining area from your kitchen Most restaurants still have the kitchen area totally separated from the dining area. Even in restaurants where the kitchen is open to view, the public is usually kept out of it. No matter how big or how small your home is, do your best to separate the food-prep area from the eating area. Decorate your dining area Successful restaurateurs understood the importance of decor long before Instagram came along. It’s a large part of what creates the ambiance in restaurants. It’s entirely understandable that you might not want to commit to turning your dining area into a permanent “home-restaurant”. After all, you might not even have a proper home dining area. You can, however, add temporary decorations. This can be as simple as putting a table covering, napkins, fruit, flowers, and/or candles on your table. If you’re going for candles use unscented ones. Scented ones may compete with your food. If you have storage space for decor, keep a selection of seasonal items to rotate. If you don’t, rotate items around your home. Invest in your equipment One of the big differences between fast-food outlets and proper restaurants is the level of comfort they offer. This is because fast-food outlets want customers to eat quickly and leave. Restaurants want diners to enjoy the dining experience. As a minimum, be prepared to invest in your table, chairs, and basic hardware like crockery and cutlery. If money is tight, you can build up a collection of quality pieces over time. It’s fine if they’re mismatched. There are plenty of ways to create a cohesive look. For example, use a tablecloth and matching napkins or placemats and coordinated napkins. Be prepared to invest in specialist tools. Some specialist tools are just gimmicks but many serve a real purpose. For example, would you expect to see cheesesteak restaurants without proper steak knives? If you really enjoy a particular food or drink, it is worth investing in the right equipment to enjoy it. Put together a menu You don’t need to put together a written menu. That said, it can be a nice touch for special occasions. All you need is something like a chalkboard where you can write down what people are going to eat. This is a neat trick for several reasons. Firstly, it’s fun and can help get people talking. Secondly, it prompts people to mention any special requirements. Thirdly, it can subtly tell people (e.g. fussy children) that is what they’re getting. This can help to head off arguments. Getting into the habit of writing menus for meals can also encourage you to take both meal-prep and meal-planning really seriously. This can help you to shop effectively and minimize (or even eliminate) food waste. Your wallet will thank you and so will the planet.
9 Tips To Catch Up On Sleep When Traveling
A lot of us look forward to traveling, whether it is for leisure or business. It can be a lot of fun but can also wreak havoc on the sleep quality. Lack of sleep will lead to low productivity and could ruin your holiday. To get the most out of traveling and to catch up on your sleep, follow these tips. 1. Follow the two-day rule If you are traveling for a short period of time and expect to be back home in two days, you need to stick to the normal routine and schedule. Your body will take two days to adjust to a change in schedule and if the trip is less than two days, you will not have the time to adjust. So do not make the situation worse by trying to change the routine. It will be easier to stick to your routine and adjust yourself to the local schedule and time. Keep the body in tune with regular habits. 2. Choose hotels with sleep amenities There are many hotels that go above and beyond to ensure that you sleep well. When booking a hotel for your stay, check the sleep amenities they offer. Many hotels have a dream menu that includes various items to enhance your sleep including nightlights, blinds, heating pads, water pillows, memory foam neck pillows, and more. You just need to find a hotel that ensures quality sleep. 3. Take Vitamin B If you want to maintain alertness when traveling and are keen to avoid jet lag, take vitamin B supplements. You can look for vitamin B6, B12, and even riboflavin with vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, or magnesium to help fight off the effect of fatigue and stress. They will also help boost the immune system of your body. 4. Earplugs You do not know the type of sound levels you will face when traveling. Whether you are in a plane or the hotel, or even lying by the pool, earplugs are small in size but can work wonders. You can reach a calm, mental state anywhere with them. If you forget to carry the earplugs, you can consider carrying a part of noise canceling headphones to do the job. 5. Sleep mask If you are traveling in bright conditions or cannot sleep due to the overhead light, you can use a sleep mask. It will block unwanted light and put you to sleep. It is best to look for one that is adjustable and will not irritate you. Pick one that is light in weight and thoroughly blocks all the light. 6. Inflatable neck pillow You will come across ample choices when it comes to travel cushions out there but there is nothing as comfortable as an inflatable neck pillow. It will come in handy when you want to catch up on some sleep in uncomfortable places. The pillow is light in weight and will ease the discomfort from sleeping. It will also reduce the risk of waking up with your head on someone’s shoulder. 7. Try to stick to your local time If you feel jet-lagged in a new time zone, you must try to avoid taking a nap during the day. It will prolong the effects of jet lag and will leave you open-eyed at night. You must try to get your eating and sleeping habits in line with this time zone. Follow your routine but try to stick to the local time. It will help the body adjust quickly. 8. Do not workout close to the bedtime There are times when you may feel like exercising at odd times. But it is best to avoid doing so. You must stick to the local time and not exercise at least two hours before your bedtime. When you exercise, it will stimulate the brain and will get the blood flowing which will make it harder for you to relax. 9. Carry a scent of home You can bring a scented candle from home with you on the vacation. Right before bed, spend a few moments of meditation or take a relaxing bath near the candle. It will help you relax and find comfort in the new place. Keep these tips in mind when you are troubled with sleep on your travel. You need to make sure that you get complete eight hours of sleep a day before traveling. This will ensure that you start your journey in the right manner. Take care of your body and try to cut down on caffeine. You will only be able to perform well when you have had a good night’s sleep. No matter where you are traveling, keep yourself well-fed and hydrated. Remember to carry sleep essentials like earplugs and masks to eliminate the disturbance in the form of light or sound.
Important Life Saving Tips For International Travel
Leaving your home country to enjoy a vacation can be stressful and dangerous. There is so much to remember when you are traveling internationally because you lose a lot of amenities and privileges. Here are a few things to think about when you are planning your next international adventure. Bring Your Medication If you need to take meds to stay healthy and stay safe, they should be the first thing on your list to bring with you. When going to a country that is not your own, you may not have access to your medication because that medication may not be available where you are going. There may be alternatives, but that could seriously disrupt your health. Set a reminder in your phone to pack your medication right away. Be Covid Safe Although some countries are doing a great job of maintaining the Covid-19 virus, other countries may not. Try to choose destinations that provide Covid testing at your hotel or nearby so that you can ensure you are healthy. Even if you have been vaccinated, many countries still require a test. Make sure you bring your vaccination card with you if you are vaccinated, and if you are not vaccinated, abide by local guidelines to ensure you stay Covid free. It is also helpful to know where the nearest doctors and hospitals are just in case you need medical attention. Know the Laws We have all read the stories and seen the movies about the unsuspecting international tourist who unknowingly breaks a law and becomes incarcerated far from home. Every country has different laws, and if you are not aware of them and you break them, you could be in serious trouble. There are some law firms that practice international law like the Spodek Law Group. Having the information of a law firm of this kind may be helpful if you run into serious legal trouble. To be safe, know before you go, or simply keep out of trouble. Always Know Where You Are Some adventures take us to remote parts of the world where we go off the grid and off the beaten path. Always be aware of your location. In case there is any kind of emergency, you can always find help and tell authorities where you have been. Always keep your identification on you and keep it secure in an inside pocket or inside holder where no one can get to it. Never take rides or transportation from random people either. You never know what predetermined plan they may have in mind for you. Stay alert and stay out of harm’s way. Leave An Itinerary With Friends It is important that friends and family know where you are. Leave an itinerary behind where they know when you will be available to check-in and when you may be out of range. Setting up these times to connect will ensure that someone is looking out for you and can alert help if they feel it is needed.
The Best Foodie Experiences For A Special Occasion
Finding things to do for a special occasion can be a big deal for some people. Instead of gifts, many people enjoy experiences, especially those that involve food. Treating yourself or your loved ones to fun foodie experiences is a great way to mark the occasion and make it one to remember. If you are stuck for ideas, here are the best foodie experiences for any special occasion. Image by Дарья Яковлева from Pixabay Fine dining restaurant If you are looking to treat yourself or your loved ones to a foodie experience that you do not indulge in very often, then you could opt for a fine dining restaurant. These are ideal to mark any special occasion from a birthday or a graduation meal. You could enjoy a lovely steak restaurant or Asian fusion cuisine. There will be plenty of restaurants near you, or your nearest city, for you and your loved ones to enjoy a fine dining experience. Food markets You might be on a budget or looking for something a bit more relaxed, which food markets are great for. Food markets are always fun and can offer something for everyone. Finding one with a mixture of cuisines and food and drink stands will allow everyone to be satisfied and also try a mix of cuisines. Instead of being stuck with one cuisine, such as Mexican, you could try a few different dishes. Food markets are ideal for foodies who have diverse taste buds or want to try new dishes they wouldn’t otherwise try. Create a cultural atmosphere at home Foodie experiences do not just involve going on and being cooked for. You could cook for your loved ones and create a cultural experience in your own home. You may want to recreate the French countryside. Thus, you could dine in the garden surrounded by French music, fresh baguettes, wine, cheese, and more. Cooking workshop For those who want to improve their cooking skills or learn to cook a certain dish the traditional way, what’s better than a cooking class? You could treat yourself or your friends to a cooking class. There are a range available from one dish lessons to learning to cook a range of cultural dishes. Whether you are looking for one near your home or when you are on a trip, there are always experts available who are keen to teach you their tricks and allow you to experience their traditional dishes. Tasting sessions Tasting sessions are ideal for those who love trying new things. Whether you want to try cheese, breads, or different cultural dishes, tasting sessions are a fun way to go outside of your comfort zone. You can experience it as a couple or a large group. A common and classic experience for a special occasion is cheese and wine tasting. These are offered around the country as well as on international trips. Every country loves to share their own delicacies, so you might even find one a bit different and unique.
A Few Things to Know as You Start Your First Blog
If you’re going to start a blog that people are going to read and be interested to follow, there are a few things that you need to understand first. Here are some of the things you’ll want to know as you start your first blog. Consistency of Output is a Must If you want to succeed with a blog, the first thing to realize is that people are going to expect genuine consistency from you. If you’re not able to deliver that, you’re going to struggle to keep hold of the audience you create and you’ll eventually find that you end up falling short. So if you’re not ready and prepared to work consistently, this might not be for you. People Appreciate Authenticity Writing content that’s authentic and true to you makes it easier for your audience to build those connections with you. Authenticity and honesty are things that are really appreciated by your audience and you should try not to overlook them. People can pick up on lies and mistruths, so don’t take that route. SEO Matters a Lot One thing that you definitely can’t afford to ignore in all of this is the fact that your blog is definitely going to need to be easy to find. People aren’t going to read it if they aren’t able to find it easily. People don’t tend to get past the first page of the search engine results page. That’s a reality you need to confront, and you can do so with the help of a reliable SEO Agency. Don’t Choose a Substandard Hosting Provider Choosing a hosting provider that’s not going to be able to offer you what you’re looking for is the biggest mistake you can make when running your first blog. It’s often tempting to just go with the cheap option, but when you do that, you’ll end up with a poorly performing website that experiences far too much downtime. Collaborating with Other More Established Bloggers Can be Useful Collaborating with bloggers who are more established than you can speed up that early growth you’re looking to achieve with your blog. You’ll find that working with others helps you to expose your blog to people who might not otherwise visit it or come across it organically. And that’s why it’s so significant for growth early on. There are so many ways in which you can get your blog off the ground and you’ll probably want to make sure that the approach you take is one that’s going to be hard to ignore. There are so many ways to get to where you want to be and to reach the right audience, and it’ll take time to create an approach that works for you.
How To Travel With A Big Group
Group trips can be the best or worst trip, depending on how well they’re organized. They can be an amazing time, where we bond with our friends and create incredible memories to reminisce about for years to come. Have A Leader In an ideal world, you would be able to plan your group trip as a group. However, it’s usually better to appoint a leader or two, even if they just act as the point of contact for the group, who knows how the plan is progressing and what needs to be done next. If having just one leader doesn’t work for you, try having different people in charge of different parts of the trip. For example, one person books the accommodation, one person can look into charter bus rentals, and another can research activities to do while you’re away. You can discuss and agree on the final choices as a group, and the work doesn’t all have to be done by one person. Play to the strengths of your group members. If someone loves planning, let them lead (but do offer them help), and if all of you are indecisive, create a method for making decisions. This will be much easier to sort out at the beginning, and not waste your time while you’re away trying to figure out what to do. Agree On A Budget One of the most difficult parts of planning a group trip is agreeing on the budget, as people often have very different ideas about much money they want to spend. As a group, you need to agree on a budget for your trip and then stick to it. Agreeing on a budget for things like accommodation will mean that there are no nasty shocks for anyone when it’s time to pay up. Make some activities optional so people can decide whether or not they want to pay to take part. Make sure everyone knows this is an option. Consider having a shared pot of cash, especially if you will be staying somewhere where you can buy your own food and drinks, and cook together. This will be easier than always working out how to split the bills when you’re out and about. Book Flights Or Travel First The price of transport can get much more expensive as the trip gets closers, and spaces can fill up, leaving no space for a large group. Book your transport early, whether flights or train tickets, to make sure that your group can get the best deal and that there is enough space for everyone. It could also be a good idea to check if there is a group rate that you can take advantage of if you’re traveling by train or road transport. Figure out details like how you will get everyone from the airport to where you’ll be staying, and how you’ll get around while you’re away. Should you hire a vehicle? If you want to do this, book it early, as larger vehicles often book up quickly.
Top Culturally Rich Meals to Try Out in 2021
Are you a food enthusiast willing to try out new and exquisite cuisines? Are you fascinated by exploring different cultures and learning about what they represent? A great way of encountering and having a feel of a certain culture is through their cuisine. Restaurants serve as an ideal place for promoting and preserving culture. From time and particularity in preparing meals to the ambiance and décor that well defines a specific culture, cultural eateries act as a museum for displaying how different countries represent themselves.This article will give you insights into some of the meals you should try to experience a new cultural feel. Chinese If you are fortunate enough to visit a high-end Chinese restaurant, you are in for an ornate and highly luxurious experience. The décor used in their restaurants comprises stylish antique Chinese features. In most cases, the meals would be costly due to the sophisticated environment created by the furnishing; however, it is worth every penny.Chinese cuisine is highly rich in aroma, taste, and color. The principle behind every dish’s preparation is its aesthetic appeal. Seafood is a common dish among the Chinese. To dispel the foul smell associated with fish, an addition of seasoning and spices is used in proportionate amounts for an excellent taste. Try out some Sushi, Chow Mein, or dumplings today and have a feel of the Chinese culture. Mexican Most people are used to the usual Mexican dishes such as burritos, fajitas, tacos, or carnitas when it comes to Mexican cuisine. These, however, are classic dishes. The Mexican culture has more to offer on delicacies and meals. Coupled with spices and splendid presentation, Mexican meals will greatly tingle your taste buds to satisfaction. A Mexican restaurant will have a colorful interior design with different color schemes to spark different customer emotions. For instance, a combination of yellow and orange will invoke pleasure, whereas red-orange or green will deliver an increase in appetite. Italian Among the oldest cuisines in the world, you can never go wrong when you go Italian. Italian cuisine strictly adheres to traditional ingredients except for pasta or pizza, whose recipes are altered to fit a modern audience. Italian cuisine is not just pizza or pasta; sumptuous delicacies such as ossobuco, tiramisu, Florentine steak, or risotto are exceptional meals you should try. Italian décor in a restaurant is specific to the target audience with an emphasis on comfort. One thing you can never go wrong within Italian restaurants is wine. Italy is the greatest wine-producing country worldwide, best known for its quality and aroma. Greece Greek cuisine is gradually becoming popular, with most destinations opening up restaurants offering Greek meals. The unique Greek palate consists of three natural elements of olive oil, wheat, and wine. Greek meals are rich in history, which can be traced back to 350 B.C. An interesting fact is that vegetarian meals are believed to have originated from Greece. Therefore a Greek restaurant would be quite appealing for a vegetarian. Discovering and tasting new meals is a pleasant experience. Take your palate out for a drive and discover what the world has to offer.