“Looks more like Blenheim Palace than tourist resort” Brewery tour of Northern Italy

At the foot of the Alps in Northern Italy is a small town called Biella. It is home to Italy's oldest brewery, founded more than 170 years ago. Despite producing premium beer for a global market, the family owned brewery remains in the same site, meeting international demand by upgrading to high tech equipment – spending 10 million Euros this year alone The beer which is produced, Menabrea, comes in two varieties, Bionda and Ambratta. And in an imaginative collaboration...

Growing number of British expats consider quitting Spain over Brexit concerns

Many of the 300,000 British expats ‘officially’ living in Spain are reluctantly giving up their dreams amid Brexit concerns. But they should think twice before doing so, says one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations. The message comes as British Prime Minister Theresa May has two weeks to sell her Brexit deal to the UK Parliament – which looks like it will be a challenge – and against a backdrop of a dwindling number of Brits living in...

A city guide to Chicago… the new, New York.

Exploring America's 'Second City'  Timeworn fast-food joints sit shoulder to shoulder with fancy, Michelin-star restaurants. The ‘L’ (an elevated metro line) chugs, like a rollercoaster, as it navigates its way through an urban forest of towering, glass-front skyscrapers. People in sharp suits stomp along pavements, rushing to everywhere and nowhere. While tourists, aboard open-top buses, snap away at anything in sight. Chicago is a proper city. Perhaps best-known, at least to some of us across the pond, for its mafia...

5 Reasons to do business in Puerto Rico in 2019

It’s been just over a year since Hurricane Maria ravaged the island of Puerto Rico, and some experts insist that it’s the perfect place for new business. Not only does Puerto Rico have a fascinating blend of cultures and traditions that make it enjoyable to do business, but the startup scene in San Juan is booming, and some investors speculate that it’s the perfect place for new opportunity. Although parts of the island are still in recovery mode, and the...

Vegan stuck with ‘crisps and nuts’ on 7h flight after vegan meal fail

An irritated passenger is urging airlines to provide better food for vegans after she was stuck on-board with just “crisps and nuts” on a seven-hour transatlantic flight. Trilby Harrison had received a confirmation email from tour operator Gotogate assuring her that vegan meals would be provided on her Thomas Cook flight from Manchester to New York last week. But when all the passengers were served their meals, flight attendants told her that her vegan meal didn’t make it on-board. To make matters worse, Thomas Cook repeated...

Quiz: Can you identify what these overseas road signs mean?

A new quiz has been launched to test British knowledge of overseas road signs. The test has been released after research revealed the ingredients for the perfect road trip, which should involve three people, covers 190 miles and be accompanied by rock music. The study of 2,000 adults found the ideal drive should take place in a VW camper van, Range Rover or Ford Mustang. There needs to be at least one toilet stop every 100 miles, good weather and a...

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