Leisure Travel
Chihuahua takes adventure tourism to new heights with 2027 expansion plans.
A train winding through the Sierra Tarahumara, spectacular views over the Copper Canyon and encounters with the Rarámuri people: Chihuahua is keen to show European travellers a different side of Mexico. In 2027, the state hopes to build on this appeal with new attractions and stronger ties with European tour operators.
Swap skiing in the Alps for a faff-free trip to Sweden's uncrowded slopes - with ski-in, ski-out lodges, heaps of snow and even the Northern Lights
Love skiing but hate the crowds and inconvenience? Head to Stoten in Sweden instead this winter for a snow-sure stay - plus a chance to see the Northern Lights.
What was in his hands?
Two hands. One big mystery. What might Sanxingdui's bronze standing figure once have held – an elephant tusk, a gold staff, or jade ritual objects? Or could the pose itself have been the point?
The quiet detail of Sanxingdui jade
Against dark backgrounds, Sanxingdui's jade objects reveal a striking variety of shapes. Rounded ends, pointed blades, notched edges and carefully formed openings give each piece its own outline.
The green landscape around Sanxingdui
There is more to see at Sanxingdui than the objects inside its galleries. Across the site's outdoor plant displays, low grass, white seed heads and small pink flowers enliven the surrounding landscape.
Clues to Bronze Sacred Tree No. 2
How can fragments help us picture an ancient bronze tree? At Sanxingdui, a museum panel presents a research-based reconstruction of Bronze Sacred Tree No. 2, outlining its proposed form.
Finding the whole in the fragments
A vessel's shape becomes easier to read when its surviving pieces are brought together. In these Sanxingdui displays, reassembled pottery vessels show varied profiles, with joining lines and lighter infilled areas still visible.
Why strangers are swapping secrets at this underground L.A. supper club
Inside a historic 1908 Craftsman home in West Adams, monthly gatherings pair garden-grown dishes with storytelling to help diners find connection.
The right barber can change your life. For the famous clients in his chair, it's always going to be Ronnie McCoy III
As a fourth-generation barber with a roster of high-profile clients he's had for over a decade, Ronnie McCoy knows that making a career cutting hair requires much more than just the technical aspects of the job.
Ist Trondheim der coolste neue Wirtschaftsstandort in Skandinavien? Die Trendsetter vor Ort sind dieser Meinung.
Von einem schwimmenden Saunadorf bis hin zu einem Restaurant im Ballsaal-Stil: Drei lokale Unternehmer verraten, wo man in Norwegens drittgrößter Stadt essen, entspannen und Kontakte knüpfen kann – und warum das dortige kooperative Miteinander das Arbeiten so bereichernd macht. The post Ist Trondheim der coolste neue Wirtschaftsstandort in Skandinavien? Die Trendsetter vor Ort sind dieser Meinung. appeared first on Business Traveller.