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UPDATE -- "World's 50 Best" Winner Chef Alberto Landgraf - Vimarsana News

UPDATE -- "World's 50 Best" Winner Chef Alberto Landgraf

He Joins Ten More World-Acclaimed Culinary Leaders to Explore Canada Now Through 2023. Bringing diverse perspectives through authentic cultural, travel...

"World's 50 Best" Winner Chef Alberto Landgraf Visits - Vimarsana News

"World's 50 Best" Winner Chef Alberto Landgraf Visits

He Joins Ten More World-Acclaimed Culinary Leaders to Explore Canada Now Through 2023. Bringing diverse perspectives through authentic cultural, travel...

Global Muslim travel sector projected to reach $183 billion by 2020 - Vimarsana News

Global Muslim travel sector projected to reach $183 billion by 2020

Telescopic vision in the tourism sector means that you can miss the bigger picture entirely. For example, while we fret about the challenges faced in the tourism industry in South Africa, we can overlook the growth opportunities that exist. One such opportunity is for South Africa to capitalise on Muslim tourism, especially since we have the capacity to grow our local appeal to this global audience. The recent Salam Standard Report states that the GDP impact of Muslim travel in the Middle East alone is forecast to hit US$36 billion by 2020, up 21% from $29.7 billion in 2017 and representing 1...

My Sister Chef Fatima Broke Boundaries. Here's How I'm Continuing Her Fight. - Vimarsana News

My Sister Chef Fatima Broke Boundaries. Here's How I'm Continuing Her Fight.

My Sister, Chef Fatima, Broke Boundaries. Here’s How I’m Continuing Her Fight Mohammad Ali © Patrick Randak/thelicensingproject.com When my father came to visit my sister, Fatima, and me in Karachi one summer, he took us to the only Japanese restaurant in town and asked us if we wanted to try something called sushi. When he told us what it was, I recoiled in disgust. Raw fish? Had he lost his mind? As an 11-year-old, all I associated with fish in those days was the overcooked, slightly stinky river fish we used to eat occasionally in Lahore. That fish was always riddled ...

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