For gourmets with discerning taste, Hong Kong is top of mind as one of the culinary capitals of the world. One can think of dishes like perfectly roasted goose, springy beef brisket noodles, or trays of freshly steamed dim sum. From simple local delights at cha chaan teng (local cafes), to classic Cantonese dishes at dai pai dongs (street stalls), to sophisticated wine and dine at Michelin-starred restaurants, Hong Kong has it all.
The tourism sector has been one of the most hit industries because of the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 has transformed the world of travel amid the cancellation of a lot of flights and closed borders. Some nations have started re-opening and relaxing the COVID-19 restrictions despite the threat of multiple variants of the ever mutating virus. Luckily, some travel insurances in the Philippines have been offering travel insurances as domestic traveling and short-haul demand are becoming more popular.
Do you miss traveling as much as we do? It’s okay, just a little bit more patience and we can dust off our suitcases and hit the road again. In the meanwhile, you can satisfy your wanderlust by redecorating your home with a few décor items that will show off your love for travel and all those amazing spots you’ve visited. Here are few décor items every traveler should display in their home, in their own unique way, of course:
Pineapple Buns are a well-known traditional Hong Kong style delicatessen and is available in many Hong Kong-style cafés and bakeries, having tourists queue up for a taste whenever they set foot in Asia’s World City.
Nepal is a dream destination for all the adventure fanatics who are tempted by the spectacular beauty of the Himalayas and the adrenaline thrill that it offers. Listed by top travel portals bazillion times, Nepal always stands on top for trekking, climbing, and tours. The possibilities this Himalayan nation offers for an adventure trek are endless, which often make it hard for travelers to choose the best trekking trails for them.
Miami is a city that doesn’t need an introduction. Thanks to its reputation of glitz, glamor and fun, and its…
At the time of posting this article, a lot of countries still experience lockdown caused by the pandemic of COVID-19 disease. This means that traveling is still hard to perform and a lot of borders are closed or only certain categories of people can pass through. From now on, traveling will change to a new normal with new safety rules. Besides this, people who for the last year didn’t travel further than the market and office, but wanted to do more, started thinking about the reasons. Can you answer why you travel?
While the world is still reeling from the pandemic and travel is still predominantly not allowed, we have so much to plan and so many destinations to dream of until borders are once again opened. With that in mind, we’ve decided to take you to Singapore, the city-state that has a stellar reputation for how they’ve handled the pandemic, a place that is rapidly recovering, and one of the safest countries to visit and to find itself on your bucket list when travel is once again possible.
As I mentioned before, The Tennis Foodie was born out of love and passion for Food, Tennis, Fashion and Travel. My fourth year was not short of drama, features, awards, travel, tennis and fashion. So what changed after four years?
The Tennis Foodie turns four today. It’s been a very challenging yet ultra productive year. This year, I started to post daily at the start of the pandemic. I also released more recipes this year. I’ll continue to do that next year.