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93% of travellers can be considered “food travellers” says a 2016 study by the Food Travel Monitor, a very loose term that says we have participated in a food or beverage experience other than in restaurants, in the last 12 months. Whether this means participating in cooking schools or attending a beer festival, you are considered a food traveller. At their core they are explorers who on their adventures will visit restaurants, gelateria’s, bakery’s and sweet shops to sample their goods and see why the area is famous for them.
Whether referred to as food or culinary tourism we mean the same thing and is defined as “the act of traveling for a taste of a place in order to get a sense of the place”. Some people will visit gourmet restaurants and sample the finest foods and others travel to sample street food, it really doesn’t matter they are travelling for the same reason.
Sightsee and feast on German food at the same time on a 2.5-hour dinner cruise along the River Spre
Germany
Lining the Singapore River, the renovated riverside warehouses and “godown” shophouses of historic Clarke Quay comprise one of Singapore’s major wining and dining precincts.
Singapore
The annual Western Australia Gourmet Escape (held each November) is one of Australia’s largest food and wine festivals
Australia
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its many old colonial buildings, winding lanes, and narrow alleys, Guanajuato is a city that just begs to be explored on foot.
Mexico
A hint of what Bucharest looked like before the Second World War, Lipscani was the place to do business in the city between the Middle Ages and the 1800s.
Romania
For many visitors, Singapore’s Chinatown is the sightseeing focus of the city, home to traditional shophouses, temples, and cultural heritage. Take a wander down the atmospheric streets, dropping into shophouses to see what’s for sale.
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Singapore
Stellenbosch is one of the most picturesque towns in South Africa. A mosaic of farms, old oak trees, and white-washed Cape Dutch dwellings, it's one of the best-preserved towns from the era of the Dutch East India Company.
South Africa
Experience the best of Hungary’s wine region on a half-day Etyek wine country tour from Budapest with dinner.
Hungary