September 2023
Sep 23, 2023When the Sun Goes Down, the Party Begins on Mykonos
There is something magical about sipping a glass of local wine while watching the sun slip into the Aegean Sea as the afterglow tinges traditional, white-washed Cycladic houses with glorious shades of rose, purple and gold. Ancient Greeks believed Helios, the Sun God, caused sunsets by driving his fiery chariot into the sea. Standing at water’s edge in Mykonos, watching the sky slowly turn from purple to inky black, you almost believe it.
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January/February 2023
Feb 9, 2023Ireland’s Capital City Hums with Activities for Visitors of All Ages
Steeped in history, Dublin dates back to its origins as a Viking settlement in the ninth century. It boasts a spirited pub scene, a rich literary tradition and a current population of just more than 1.2 million. In the past few decades it became the European headquarters for multinationals like Meta, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Airbnb, Twitter and LinkedIn. As one of the biggest beneficiaries of Brexit, which caused more than 130 financial firms to relocate from London, Dublin has more than 50 new hotels in the pipeline and dozens of new world-class restaurants redefining Irish cuisine.