Tristan Rutherford

1 week ago | msn.com | Tristan Rutherford

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1 week ago | inews.co.uk | Tristan Rutherford

I’m speeding from Poland’s capital city, Warsaw, to its best beach, Sopot. The country’s fastest train gets close to Formula One velocity. Scenes flash by like a travel show on mute: bobtailing deer, swooping swifts and medieval castles. The live cooking restaurant on my intercity train is set to full volume. In the adjoining restaurant car, I devour a dill-infused cucumber soup, followed by pork-stuffed cabbage dumplings, paired with a craft beer made in the 15th-century Olbracht brewery in Torun.

1 week ago | lapatiala.com | Tristan Rutherford

Yachts Learn the differences between sailing and motor yachts to determine the right fit for you. Chartering a superyacht is like taking over an entire One&Only hotel — at sea. Service and privacy pair with memories that only a voyage of a lifetime can provide. But sailing and motor yacht charters are subtly different. Booking a wind-powered sailing yacht is slower and calmer. A motor yacht grants access to huge areas within a short time, while carrying bigger toys.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Tristan Rutherford

Linda Reddy is hotel manager of the largest Hilton in the Asia-Pacific region, Hilton Singapore Orchard. How she got there is a tale of teamwork. That’s because Reddy is of Indian descent, born in South Africa during the apartheid regime, at a time when she was constantly told “hospitality isn’t for you”. The naysayers messed with the wrong girl.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Tristan Rutherford

More than 2,000 years ago, a large Buddhist community settled in the Yala region of Sri Lanka at the island’s southern tip. Temples were built, water holes dug and big areas of forest cleared for grazing, creating a huge monastic complex, parts of which survive today. Hundreds of years later, when the community went into decline, it left behind a landscape ideal for herbivores such as water buffalo and spotted deer. And where herbivores thrive, carnivores follow.