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AAA The Extra Mile. Dec 2025. With more than 7,000 islands, 13 sovereign island nations, and 12 dependent territories, the Caribbean offers a sea of vacation choices featuring distinct landscapes, culture, and experiences to match a variety of interests. Here’s how to find your best Caribbean island fit. Best Caribbean islands for beaches The Islands […]

Georgia Trend Magazine. Dec 2025 Cornbread has officially been crowned the state bread of Georgia – and for two Atlanta-born sisters, that recognition is long overdue. Like many Southerners, Sheila Tiller-Tooks and Toshia Tiller can’t resist a slice of piping hot, buttery, moist cornbread. But what started as a family tradition has risen into a […]

Atlanta Magazine. Dec 2025 print. Coolest new things to buy, do, drink and eat this year.

Khabar Magazine. Dec 2025 print. Miami’s four-time Bib Gourmand-winning restaurant, with a James Beard semifinalist chef, brings inventive Indian cuisine to West Midtown in Atlanta.

Travel+Leisure. Nov 2025. When I visit Paris, I often wrestle with a familiar dilemma: stay close to the landmarks that make the city irresistible or avoid the throngs of tourists that cluster around them by opting for a more secluded stay. On a recent trip, Hôtel de Sers, a discreet five-star retreat tucked just off the Champs-Élysées, […]

AAA The Extra Mile. Nov 2025. If you care about where you celebrate New Year’s Eve—and especially where you wake up the next morning—plan to book a hotel room or suite that puts you in the heart of the action, with front-row views of fireworks, iconic landmarks, and dazzling cityscapes. From the glow of the […]

Khabar Magazine. Nov 2025 print. Trading holiday gifts for soul-stirring journeys, the author and her husband travel down the storied Mekong River through Vietnam and Cambodia—stopping everywhere from vibrant Saigon to mystical Angkor Wat—and along the way, discovering ancient temples, street feasts, and echoes of shared Asian heritage.

Khabar Magazine. Nov 2025 print. The professional training and versatile experience of Chef Nadeem are evident as he takes you on a culinary journey through various regions of Pakistan. Since opening its doors in January 2024, Namak restaurant has become a promising addition to the Pakistani fine dining scene in the greater Atlanta area. I […]

Georgia Trend. Oct 2025 Located on Virginia Avenue in the ATL Airport District, Party of 5 by MetroWest is a buzz-worthy dining establishment offering stylish cocktails, comforting brunch, and Southern-style dinner entrees. Inside the cozy space you will see Instagram-worthy graffiti walls with affirmative messages like “Always dream big dreams” and “Living proof.” Co-owners and […]

NatGeo Travel. Oct 2025. Beyond Machu Picchu, these destinations reveal a side of the country that most visitors miss—from volcanic cities and canyon villages to sacred lakes and jungle getaways. Most first-time travelers to Peru head straight for the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu, perhaps pausing in Lima for fresh ceviche, but rarely venture further. Yet beyond the well-trodden […]

For Fodor’s Travel. Oct 2025. From Tokyo to Cape Town, these experiences prove that wellness isn’t confined to luxury spas. For travelers who care about health, beauty, and wellness, the world itself can be your wellness destination. By planning a strategic layover or detour, you can access specialized treatments — often with better service and […]

Khabar Magazine. October 2025 print cover story. Day trips within the state that feel international, some of them even with Bollywood vibes. After traveling to over 120 countries and flying for as much as 40 hours a month, sometimes I just want to stay put in my home state. And the more time I spend […]

Khabar Magazine. October 2025 print. Artisan mithai is more than just a sweet—it is a cultural ambassador, a luxury item, and a visual celebration of heritage. When the leaves begin to turn, there’s a subtle indication in the air that the festival season is approaching. This time of the year, a natural, rhythmic inspiration arises […]

AAA Traveler Worldwise. August 2025 print. Vacationing at a family resort is all about bonding, relaxing and having fun. But at some resorts, you can also learn new skills and discover hidden talents while creating lifelong memories with your loved ones. Here, we share six world-class resorts where you can embark on new challenges while […]

AAA The Extra Mile. Sept 2025. South Africa is a country filled with stunning contrasts, where diverse landscapes are intertwined with vibrant cultures. Whether you’re chasing the thrill of a Big Five safari, soaking up the urban energy of Cape Town, reflecting on the poignant history of Johannesburg, or cruising along the iconic Garden Route, […]

Georgia Trend. August 2025 Steps away from The High Museum of Art, Woodruff Arts Center and Atlanta Symphony, is a historic building known as The Castle aka Fort Peace. The former residence of wealthy agricultural supplier Ferdinand McMillan (1844–1920) is an iconic Atlanta landmark that you may have driven past without knowing its legendry history. Home to […]

AAA The Extra Mile. August 2025. Your next long airport layover could be restful, rejuvenating, and surprisingly rich in local culture. Instead of trying to catch sleep in an airport lounge or on a bench, consider checking into one of these airport hotels for comfort and convenience between flights. Whether you’re looking for pay-by-the-hour rooms […]

Khabar Magazine. August 2025 print. Jay Patel, who grew up vegetarian, found his passion for cooking meats while in college. Now, Southerners around metro Atlanta are lining up at his pop-up food stall at breweries, distilleries, and special events, where he and his wife serve barbecue, a regional classic, reimagined with Indian flavors— think ginger, […]

Georgia Trend Magazine. August 2025 print. Drive around the historic district of the second largest city in Georgia, and you will see plenty of brick buildings and former mills that are repurposed into condominiums, hotels and offices. Columbus was in fact one of the most industrial cities in the state, with access to a prominent […]

AAA The Extra Mile. July 2025. Vibrant culture, stunning desert landscapes, and mouthwatering Southwestern cuisine make Albuquerque a compact yet richly diverse city—perfect for a 48-hour escape. One of the oldest towns in the US, this New Mexico gem offers a distinctive blend of Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo influences, woven into its architecture, traditions, […]

Fodor’s Travel. July 2025. I eagerly peeked out the window as my flight approached Harry Reid International Airport. Before even traveling there for the first time, I had the map of The Strip memorized. I could recite all the hotels and their corresponding themes like the back of my hand. As a 23-year-old college student, I […]

Khabar Magazine. July 2025 print. Indulgent desserts made sincerely for those with food intolerances.

Georgia Trend Magazine. June 2025 print. The St. Regis Hotel in Buckhead is one of the most refined addresses in Atlanta. Its European-style lobby with elegant chandeliers offers a touch of formality. But as guests make their way to Atlas restaurant, the mood changes to bold and dramatic, with décor consisting of leather seats surrounding […]

Georgia Trend Magazine. June 2025 print. On the streets of Mumbai, about 200,000 stacked dabbas (stainless steel tiffin boxes) are delivered daily by about 5000 “dabbawalas”. They pick up the freshly made lunches from homes and travel by train, rickshaw, or cycle, to deliver them to the offices and businesses that they are meant for. […]

Fodor’s. May 2025 Airline dress code policies can be vague and subjective, and we often see headlines where certain passengers are removed from flights and lounges based on their poor sense of clothing choices. While there are not many airline-specific guidelines out there, certain common-sense criteria apply to dressing and acting the part, especially when […]