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What if I told you the #ocean breeze isn't just refreshing, it's actually an aphrodisiac for the soul? Scientists say the sound of waves can lower stress and increase oxytocin, the "love hormone." This might surprise you, but your heart knows exactly what it needs: a romantic dinner by the sea. Coz , Let's be honest, candlelit dinners can be cliché, but a #poolside dinner under the African sky? That's a whole new level of #romance. Imagine the gentle lapping of waves as your #soundtrack, the taste of #exquisite #cuisine dancing on your palate, and the stars twinkling above as your witnesses. This isn't just a meal; it's a love story waiting to happen. Diani Reef Beach Resort & Spa is your canvas for a #magical evening. Book your table now and let the enchantment begin. #DianiReefRomance #RomanticDinner #UnforgettableExperience #LuxuryAccommodation #EventSpaces #BusinessTravel #GastronomyTourism #mombasa #diani #paris2024 #parisolympics2024  #BusinessTourism #BucketListDestination #teamkenya #watamu #toursiminvestment #wedotourism #tembeakenya #whyilovekenya #HotelLife #MICEStrategies #mice #Destinationmarketing #TravelTradeActivations # #TravelExperience #madeinkenya #TravelAndTourism #EventOfTheYear #HospitalityIndustry #TravelInnovationForum #unesco #PartnerWithUs #TravelTech  #Teamkenya #Tourism #MKTE #tourismgrowth #lamu #HospitalityExcellence #hospitalityawards #LuxuryDining #CouplesGetaway #BeachsideDining #Magicalkenya #TwendeDianiReef #DianiBeach #Holiday

Disaster Unearthed : A 1,600 Year Old Wine Store In Greece ! 2024 is off to a great start for wine archeology with the discovery of an ancient Roman styled wine store. The store may have offered wines to locals living under the rule of Romans in the now-ruined city Sikyon in Greece's Peloponnese region. Significantly, the find shows several processes of wine production all together in one spot. It is rare to find them all grouped together and in such good condition. This discovery shows a cool little glimpse into the daily life of ancient Sikyon. “We can imagine the interactions inside, locals tasting the latest vintage, sharing a snack of cheese or fruit cut on the reused marble tabletops, and paying for their wine to take away." Now life as it is 1,600 years ago sounds pretty familiar to our modern age, doesn't it? Image shows the map of a 1,600-year-old wine shop and industrial winemaking complex in modern-day Greece. (Sikyon Excavation Project)

Why should the Douro Valley be on every wine lover’s wish list? Boasting the largest area of mountainous vineyard in the world, Douro Valley is a marvel of ancient vines and beautiful landscapes. Learn more about the vinous revolution taking place in this Unesco-protected area in this week's Vinosity article. Words by Lisse Garnett Read it here: https://loom.ly/VlgMEjY

Revitalising Pokolbin: The Cedar Mill Hunter Valley Located on the corner of McDonalds and Broke roads in Pokolbin within the tourist node, the ambitious development seeks to harness the region's viticultural heritage, transforming a 41-hectare site into a vibrant hub for local and international visitors. What is proposed is a multi-faceted development encompassing a museum, convention centre and tourism clusters. Each cluster is designed to offer unique experiences, from exploring the rich history of winemaking in the museum cluster to hosting large-scale events and conference in the convention cluster. The tourism cluster aims to support the principal uses by offering a range of activities, including wine tasting, dining and retail experiences. Historically, the site has been vacant pasture for about 50 years, with recent investigations confirming that the soil profile is not considered to be prime viticultural land and offers extremely limited capacity for wine grape production. Our latest development journal edition will issued on Monday morning. Subscribe here to stay informed: https://lnkd.in/gaRbF-St PROPERTIED

Revitalising Pokolbin: The Cedar Mill Hunter Valley Located on the corner of McDonalds and Broke roads in Pokolbin within the tourist node, the ambitious development seeks to harness the region's viticultural heritage, transforming a 41-hectare site into a vibrant hub for local and international visitors. What is proposed is a multi-faceted development encompassing a museum, convention centre and tourism clusters. Each cluster is designed to offer unique experiences, from exploring the rich history of winemaking in the museum cluster to hosting large-scale events and conference in the convention cluster. The tourism cluster aims to support the principal uses by offering a range of activities, including wine tasting, dining and retail experiences. Historically, the site has been vacant pasture for about 50 years, with recent investigations confirming that the soil profile is not considered to be prime viticultural land and offers extremely limited capacity for wine grape production. Our latest development journal edition will issued on Monday morning. Subscribe here to stay informed: https://lnkd.in/gzNEX4k5

Dreaming of Tuscany? Check out the top 10 must-see spots in this stunning region. From rolling vineyards to historic towns, this guide has it all 🇮🇹

This week I give an overview of the wines of the Abruzzo wine region including a look at the topography of this mostly mountainous region and a look at its top grapes, Montepulciano and Trebbiano. https://bit.ly/4bfymY4

Today, we were delighted to receive an outstanding article about our dear friend—the one without whom Offrian would not exist today—the Legend: Don Pancho. We appreciate the kind words from Camilo Cesarino for The Rum Lab (with greetings to our friends Federico Hernandez). Don Pancho's significant contributions to the Rum Industry over the past 60 years are monumental and will be remembered. This moment also prompts us to reflect on Arturo Labarca, another esteemed figure in the world of rum, who is the originator of OFFRIAN RUM (OR). As we pay homage to both admired men, the Godfather and the Padre of Offrian, we express deep gratitude for what has been accomplished. Understanding our roots allows us to navigate our future more effectively. Thank you, Don Pancho, for a lifetime devoted to rum, and we extend our heartfelt appreciation for your unwavering support. Cheers,   #donpancho #bestmaestroronero #therumlab #offrianrum #armagnacobry #rumoftravelerswithretrospirit #rumoftravelers #retrospirits #retro #vintage #retrochic #timetraveler #travelers #rhumdeconvivialité #conviviality #pleasure #offering #sharingiscaring #produitaveclesourire #premiumrum #rum #ron #rhum #panama #aconsommeravecmoderation #tobeconsumeresponsibly #bardinetlamartiniquaise #blmhd #PremiumCraftSpirits   France : BARDINET-LA MARTINIQUAISE & PREMIUM CRAFT SPIRITS. L’abus d’alcool est dangereux pour la santé, à consommer avec modération (et en bonne compagnie). Excessive drinking is dangerous for the health; alcoholic beverages should be consumed with moderation (and in good company).

Dumplings are a culinary masterpiece that have long and storied roots in Chinese culture. Most dumplings are commonly steamed, boiled, or fried, can be either sweet or savory, and are often paired with specific festivals. Dumplings are one of the most important foods in Chinese New Year. Since the shape of dumplings is similar to ancient gold or silver ingots, they symbolize wealth. Traditionally, the members of a family get together to make dumplings during New Year's Eve, and a coin is hidden in one of the dumplings. The person who finds the coin will likely have a good fortune in the New Year! #Travel #seetheworld #Travelbucketlist #Classylassies #Celticheartstravel #Virtuosotravel #Luxurytravel

New Wine from Erdevik Winery straight from the Sea 🍷 Grand Trianon Deux Mers aged for 8 months in the Adriatic sea (Kornati archipelago of Croatia) at 30 meters below the sea level. Soil in our vineyard is multi layered, rich in minerals, which gives complexity and structure to our wines. On the surface is alluvial soil. Below is the layer composed of limestone and clay formed as a deposit of ancient Pannonian sea. The deepest layer is full of fossilized corals and shells.