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Eat them before they melt: bonbons from a Panama City chocolate store
Panama grows some of the best cacao in Central America. Surprisingly, however, chocolate shops in Panama City are rare. This gastro-cultural reality may soon be changing. The latest edition of The Panama News contains a piece I wrote about a … Continue reading
Posted in Panama, Travel Writing
Tagged bonbons, chocolate, food writing, panama, Panama City
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The Omnivorous Traveler on USA Today
My latest piece, “I Was a Thai Travel Trinket,” a tale about finding an amazing massage in an unexpected place in Bangkok (no, not that kind of massage!), appears in USAToday’s travel section today, thanks to their partnership with Perceptive … Continue reading
Posted in Thailand, Travel Writing, USA Today
Tagged Bangkok, massage, shameless promotion, travel writing, USAToday
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Hands-on Hospitality, Hold the Fish Balls
My latest piece over at Perceptive Travel recounts a massage I received in an unexpected place in Bangkok. No, it’s not what you think. Really! Also in the current issue: Rachel Dickinson reflects on the challenges faced by a fish … Continue reading
Analog Smells Better? Matador Announces Launch of BETA Magazine
Who says print is dead? In the travel writing world, it would be easy to claim such a thing after several print travel magazines folded in recent years, most notably National Geographic Adventure. But also in the past year, we … Continue reading
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Tagged Beta, iPad, Kindle, magazine, Matador Nights, Nook, print, travel, travel writing, writing
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