TURN YOUR PHONE OFF BEFORE ENTERING
What is it? Do you know how many times you unlock your phone every hour? According to a Ikea Spain research we do it every ten minutes. At this point, can…
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THE TASTE OF THE HEIGHTS
What is it? Imagine yourself immersing into the culture of a village, eating local and ancient products, and feeling part of the tradition. Virgilio Martinez has opened a restaurant 3.500m above…
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FOOD IS TOO PRECIOUS TO BE THROWN AWAY - WINNOW
What is it? Food waste has been and it is still a problem in the hospitality industry for so many years now. It is also an environmental problem which has a…
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DENVER’S GREEN REVOLUTION
What is it? When we think about traveling food and beverage tours, many of us imagine driving along massive grapevine fields in Burgundy, or gawking at the seafood in the Mercat…
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THE ARCHITECT OF THE FUTURE!
Imagine, you are walking in the most normal city of the future surrounded by technology, beautiful buildings and green areas everywhere. You are enjoying the view and unconscious, you make…
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THE AGE OF TOMORROW - BALENCIAGA’S FUTURISTIC VIDEO GAME
Set in the near-future of 2031, Balenciaga’s new video game titled Afterworld: The Age of Tomorrow allows players to tour Demna Gyasalia’s AW21 collection. Not only does the bespoke video game let…
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VILA VINATECA, AND ENLIGHTENED HOSPITALITY
Tourism and travel have become an essential part of our lives. Now more than ever, Part of our yearn to travel is derived from our feeling of belonging. We want…
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THE COOLEST SEEDS BANK
What is it? Life on Earth is under siege and a worldwide apocalypse could be near because of multiple nuclear disasters. This scenario is the foundation for many stories like ‘The…
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FARMER TO PLATER: GOING BEYOND THE FARM TO TABLE TREND
What is it? Chances are you’ve never bought food directly from a farmer. Ok fine, maybe once, on a little trip to the countryside, perhaps you had some delightful little blueberries…
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THE FUTURE OF MEDICAL TREATMENT
Recently I read an article from Alain de Botton on why we travel. In the Middle Ages, it wasn’t about the white sandy beaches and crystal blue waters; it was…
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