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2 months ago | 
theguardian.com | Anna Berrill |Melissa Thompson |Caroline Eden |Killian Fox |Kate Guest |Georgina Hayden | +5 more
PeopleParis Rosina and the return of supper clubs“My food is like your grandmother’s, but far sexier,” says chef Paris Rosina, the first part perhaps unsurprising given she grew up watching the likes of Fanny Cradock, Keith Floyd and the Two Fat Ladies.
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Jun 16, 2024 | 
msn.com | Mark Taylor |Caroline Eden |Holly O’Neill |Kate Guest
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Jun 16, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | Mark Taylor |Caroline Eden |Kate Guest
The West Country Observer Food Spread Illustration: Paul Thurlby/The Observer “Glastonbury was crying out for more food venues but we had to exercise caution,” says Ayesha Kalaji who runs Queen of Cups , a contemporary Middle Eastern restaurant in the heart of the boho Somerset town.
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Jun 15, 2024 | 
aol.co.uk | Mark Taylor |Caroline Eden |Holly O’Neill |Kate Guest
Illustration: Paul Thurlby/The ObserverThe West Country“Glastonbury was crying out for more food venues but we had to exercise caution,” says Ayesha Kalaji who runs Queen of Cups, a contemporary Middle Eastern restaurant in the heart of the boho Somerset town.
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Mar 8, 2024 | 
silverkris.com | Kate Guest
7 min read Published On March 8, 2024 Solo travel is one of the best gifts anyone, but especially women, can give themselves. And as these female travel founders know, it’s even easier today when there’s so much help available to plan a solo trip, design bespoke itineraries and even meet fellow travellers on your journey.
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Oct 2, 2023 | 
suitcasemag.com | Kate Guest
Nairobi-based Nairobi-based Darlene Adaji is one of IntrepidTravel's most experienced guides in East Africa. A pioneer forwomen in tourism in the region, she was the first female to leadtours to experience gorillas in Uganda, and uses her role toeducate travellers not only about the environment and animals butwhat life is like for women there. When not on the road, she's busyat home "being a chauffeur and a chef - just like being a tripleader!" to her 13-year-old daughter.
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Sep 5, 2023 | 
suitcasemag.com | Kate Guest
Craving sand in your toes, sun on your back and wind in your hair? Portugal’s Comporta region delivers, and is home to a stylish new bolthole that invites you to live your best boho life Comporta's Comporta's blip on the tourism radar may have grown louder inrecent years, but it's still one of Portugal's surest bets for sunand sand sans crowds.
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Aug 7, 2023 | 
suitcasemag.com | Kate Guest
In Palm Springs, rules are optional. Kate Guest visits the shapeshifting Californian town to trace its rebellious resurgence 07 August, 2023 It's It's cocktail hour at the Ace Hotelin Palm Springs, and a steady stream of picantes is snaking its wayfrom the kitchen to the packed-out booths as the crowd settles infor Monday Night Bingo. Nobody seems bothered that it's a Mondaynight. Nobody has work tomorrow and even if they did, they wouldn'tcare.
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May 2, 2023 | 
suitcasemag.com | Kate Guest
Else RetreatElseFor those who want to disconnect, this low-lit, design-led hotelis the place to do it - if you can resist the itch to Instagram itsmany photo-ready vignettes. Switch off your phone and soak up thesun by the pool, or take to one of the sensory-deprivationfloatation pods in the boutique gym for true zero-gravityrelaxation.
