June-July 2005
(Don’t) Burn, Baby, Burn
2005 / June-July 2005
Jul 1, 2005July 2007 Cover
2005 / June-July 2005
Jul 1, 2005Düsseldorf: Discover Düsseldorf
2005 / June-July 2005
Jul 1, 2005San Diego: Scintillating San Diego
2005 / June-July 2005
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Jul 1, 2005Fertile Ground For Fresh Tastes
It’s the mix of sweet, savory and spicy — and a hankering for culinary adventures — that keeps drawing me back to San Diego’s restaurants. Quality food and intriguing tastes distinguish my favorite places, where high-ranking chefs have descended en masse in recent years.
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Daejeon Prepares for Its Iconic Zero O’Clock Festival
Daejeon, South Korea, looks forward to August 2024 and the return of its iconic tradition, the Zero O’Clock Festival. This year, the event is held Aug. 9 –17 with a time travel theme featuring past, present and future zones. Find events pertaining to each zone’s characteristics in the area of Jungang-ro Street, from Daejeon Station to the former site of the South Chungcheong Provincial Office. These streets will be free of vehicles, and public transportation is highly recommended.
2005 / June-July 2005
Jul 1, 2005Wines On The Wing 2005
Call it the ultimate wine challenge: choosing bottles that will travel from winery to storage to airport to airline and still fly right, 35,000 feet in the sky. At its annual Wines on the Wing competition held at the Millennium Broadway Hotel in Manhattan this spring, Global Traveler amassed 151 wines submitted by 31 airlines offering international, long-haul, business-class service. The wines were served in coded glasses to 34 prominent wine judges. The goal? To find the airline with the best “wines on the wing.”