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The Best Homemade Brioche Buns Ever!
"One reason to bake bread is to fill your kitchen with that aroma. Even if the bread turns out badly, the smell of its baking never fails to improve a hour or mood. people trying to sell their homes are often advised to bake a loaf of bread before showing it. The...
A Wanderer’s Revolution: The Five Xenial Places To Visit In The Post-Pandemic World
The ancient Greeks defined the word "Xenial" as a hospitable relationship between a host and a guest, most often from another country. Hospitality has always been an integral part of tourism and it contributes to the attractiveness of a destination for society. ...
A Wanderer’s Revolution: The Surge Of Wellness Tourism
Chapter XXIII In today’s world, we thrive on performance, competition and perfection, which leads to a surreptitious increase in stress. We are bogged down with pressures of day-to-day living and trying to create a balance between our work, personal and family life....
A Wanderer’s Revolution: How To Have A Fantastic Vacation On A Budget?
Chapter XXII ACCOMMODATION "Vacation On a Budget" In London And Chiang Mai This post is going to be a special one. I can already feel the nostalgia surfacing and my memories going into Rewind Mode to the holiday in London that Nitika, my younger sister, and I took on...
A Wanderer’s Revolution: Upbeat Mini-Moon Destinations In India
Chapter XXI Talking about the pre-COVID-19 phase seems much like a reference to the Anno Domini era. Another time. Another period. Another place. While the world is in a state of pandemonium, thanks to the coronavirus, there is a certain segment of people who are in a...
A Wanderer’s Revolution: Transport Change and The Post-COVID-19 Travel World
Chapter XX The flexibility and adroitness of the English language have been put to the test by efforts to describe how ugly the impact of the COVID-19 has been on the travel and tourism industry. The travel industry is facing the worst cash crisis in the history of...
A Wanderer’s Revolution: Why Should We Embrace Slow Travel?
Chapter XIX Slow travel! What on earth is slow travel? Each time I mention the two words - Slow Travel, I get quizzical looks. My travels in the last three years have been focussed on identifying things that I value, enjoying places at a relaxed pace, and cultivating...
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A general’s daughter and a globetrotter for a husband, I have travelled to both near and far-flung places.
Dipali Bhasin
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