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Kew Gardens: Blooming Beautiful
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Qatar Airways inflight magazineDiscover the Tropical Nursery at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, where some of the world’s rarest plants are cultivated.
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Smaller and Better Things
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Norwegian Air inflight magazineCruise holidays used to mean city-sized vessels with thousands of other passengers, but small-ship cruises are on the up. We sent a cruisephobe on a week-long tour of Croatia to find out if good things really come in smaller packages.
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Qatar Foundation & Robert Wan: Pearl Culture
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Qatar Airways inflight magazineAn ambitious project by Qatar Foundation, in collaboration with pearl brand Robert Wan, is determined to bring the ancient tradition of pearling back to Qatar.
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Eneko Atxa (Azurmendi): A Recipe for Living
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Qatar Airways inflight magazineChef Eneko Atxa’s celebrated two Michelin star restaurant Azurmendi, in the Basque Country of northern Spain, has environmental and social sustainability at its heart.
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Venice: Mixed Fortunes
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Norwegian Air inflight magazineVenice’s medieval Jewish quarter – the original “Ghetto” – turns 500 this year. Mandi Keighran went to meet the locals, who are commemorating the mixed fortunes of the past and a more hopeful future.
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K-Beauty: More Than Skin Deep
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Qatar Airways inflight magazineFrom the bright lights of Seoul’s Myeongdong district to the luxurious Sulwhasoo Flagship Store, we explore the flourishing world of K-beauty.
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Sicily: Women of Wine
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Norwegian Air inflight magazineSicily has been producing wine for almost 4,000 years – but it’s never been as varied or interesting as it is today. We meet some of the women pushing the boundaries.
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New York: A Real Chess City
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Norwegian Air inflight magazineHome to the legacy of Bobby Fischer, its parks and street corners provide space where rabbis and ex-cons are united in a love for the beautiful game. As the World Championship returns here after 20 years, we went to meet some of those who battle it out in blitz games on the city’s streets.