Although being Anthony Bourdain's assistant was not exactly the type of work Laurie Woolever had been seeking, she ended up checking her ego and accepting the job. Woolever would end up being much more than Bourdain's assistant as the two co-authored his last cookbook and had other writing projects in the works.
Maj. Paul "Loco" Lopez II flies an F-22 Raptor and is an aviation pioneer. He is the first African-American pilot in the Air Force's F-22 Demonstration Team, and he aims to inspire minority youths.
While many countries are struggling to reduce their carbon emissions, the Kingdom of Bhutan is already carbon negative: it takes more greenhouse gasses from the atmosphere than it emits.
The Crystal Symphony cruise ship has been redesigned and is more luxurious than ever. You'll find flexible dining times with better food, and the best cabins come with 24-hour butler service.
Salmon, elk, bison and boar. The prized oily fish oolichan. These staples of Indigenous cuisine in Canada reconnected restaurateur Inez Cook with her First Nations heritage eight years ago.
Italy matches istunning scenery with gorgeous places to stay. These 25 beautiful hotels are found all over: the ancient streets of Rome, pretty islands such as Capri and the hills of Tuscany.
The latest "it" ingredient to hit menus is CBD, short for cannabidiol, one of over 60 cannabinoids found in the cannabis sativa plant (more commonly known as marijuana).
Following years of delays and plenty of controversy, Tokyo's Tsukiji wholesale fish market, one of the city's most popular destinations for international visitors, has finally shut its doors.
Sandwiched between that last blast of Labor Day madness in September and the upcoming winter holiday rush, October can give travelers a chance to enjoy their destinations with lighter crowds, less stress and lower prices.
Plants with human bodies that throw parties called mandrakes. All-powerful wands modeled after sinewy snakes. A ferocious dog with three heads aptly named "Fluffy."