#food-tourism

#food-tourism

Life in Newfoundland is tied to the sea. For nearly 500 years, people here pulled a seemingly endless supply of Atlantic cod from the waters of the Grand Banks, then one of the world's richest fishing grounds. But by the early 1990s, industrial bottom trawlers had decimated cod stocks, and in 1992, the Canadian government instituted a moratorium on cod fishing, devastating the industry and ending a long-standing way of life.

For all its charms, this bump of land is most famous for a stunning amount of high-rated restaurants, making it a quirky food destination like no other. Folks are known to plan entire day trips around what's for supper, lunch, or breakfast - or all three, since time basically slips away upon arrival.

To start, I headed over to Krispy Kreme's flagship store in Times Square for their exclusive "Big Apple" donut. This donut is filled with Red Delicious-flavored creme, dipped in a red mirror glaze, and plugged with a pretzel-stick stem plus a leaf made of royal icing. Now that we know what's in this pastry, let's find out whether it's worth the significant upcharge.

Also placing in the top 15 cities are (to no surprise) New Orleans and Chicago, and (perhaps to slight surprise) burgs in Ohio and Hawaii. Chiming in with more than 750,000 votes, the readers praised Oakland's Temescal neighborhood, specifically for the restaurants Burdell and Pizzaiolo, and the Fruitvale District for its taco trucks and the best birria in the country.

Are you a food lover looking to explore Dubai as a foodie? Then Dubai Tours are ready to offer you luxury dining, food fusion, and a vibrant culinary scene with glittering skylines and a futuristic lifestyle. People visit Dubai to enjoy its diverse culture and deep-rooted traditions, but if you're a food enthusiast looking for international cuisines in one place, then Dubai travel packages actually offer food festivals to fine luxury dining experiences. From authentic Mandi to fine dining with Burj Khalifa view and exploring the street shawarmas at Midnight, make your Dubai trip more inspiring.

It happens to avid fast food fans everywhere: You're scrolling through Instagram or TikTok and see a mouthwatering burger, sandwich, or dessert that looks too good to be real - only to find out it's not sold anywhere near you. A consistent menu or locations that you can find almost anywhere are some of fast food's main appeals. Regardless of whether a chain is regional or national, some of the most-loved food items on menus are tied to specific regions.

It's a Disney World tradition for many: the meals or drinks "around the world" loop at Epcot, where you can savor tasty treats from a plethora of destinations. But what if that kind of experience could be had without the airfare, pricey hotels and crazy crowds? And what if your stops were family-owned spots serving food and drink embracing their personal culture?

Skyscanner, a leading global travel booking site, released its 2026 Travel Trends report on Thursday. And the forecast for the year ahead includes trips down the supermarket aisle, literary-inspired itineraries, in-flight beauty routines, and some surprising trending destinations (looking at you, New Haven). If travel in 2025 was about collective experiences, the new travel mindset for 2026 is clear-it's no longer solely about community connections, it's about prioritizing travelers' individual interests and passions.