In this issue, we share experiences of "Revenge Travel" to shake out the cobwebs and refresh your spirits. Consider your next adventure at a 5 Star Dude Ranch in Montana; dining while hanging in a sky pod looking down at the world, or in a glass underwater restaurant watching schools of fish swimming by; viewing the Aurora Borealis from your cozy, private glass pod in Lapland; or the exhilarating new sport called Wingfoiling. Read about the exploding Real Estate market, and The Rolling Stones "Unzipped!"

In this issue we share with you how expectations for engagement have changed. What coming out of the pandemic means—how “coming back” is really “coming forward.” We’ve interviewed a prominent restaurateur for her thoughts on the state of the restaurant industry. We assess the coming of Michelin, the state of real estate, the reinventions of a Royal hotel, a Shakespearean theatre and a rock ‘n’ roll institution. 

The theme of this issue is “appreciation” for moments and roots, a hike or a drive, a family trip or date night. We explore a tapestry of Canadian connections from the bayous of Louisiana to the Himalayas of Bhutan to the interweaving of Ukrainian and Manitoba
First Nations cultures. Explore the re-opening of the Trans Bhutan Trail; travel to Northwestern Ontario; discover everything you ever needed to know about Wagyu beef; and select a dinner-date idea for some joie de vivre! There is a sense that we want to delve deeper and find joy, whether close to home or in the world around us.

Our editorials in this issue focus on destinations that are close to home, or even at home. At this time, we want to drive and not cross borders. We are reflective, aspirational and dream about a sojourn to a quiet retreat. This has been The Year of the Pivot. Nowhere is that truer than in the efforts of our great restaurants, but also in that of our great farmers. At the end of the day, we could all use a spa getaway.

In this issue we aspire to feed the soul with ideas of different ways to travel that meet the new demands of the time. The ultimate family road trip through the Rockies sees a father-son bonding adventure from Alberta to Revelstoke, B.C. We river cruise along the Rideau Canal in Canada and by gondola along the canals of Otaru, Hokkaido. The beautiful island of Anguilla is always a favorite destination. And ex-pats in Cambodia and Panama share the oasis of romance and cuisine in their new found paradise. From Indigenous Fashion to Cannabis Edibles and Virtual Travel, this issue offers a smorgasbord of content to entice you.

In this issue we travel to the hinterlands of the world to discover the mysterious lines of Nazca and the nomadic plains of Mongolia; off-the-beaten path experiences in Japan from ancient to modern; Gastronomic Cannabis experiences in Portland; the American Barbecue Bible Belt; and a Nordic oasis. This issue is tri-lingual with editorial content in English, French and Mandarin.

This tri-lingual issue of DINE is in English, French and Chinese, from catching dreams with First Nations to buying gold in Dubai; poetry in Nevada to music in Detroit; the Cannes Film Festival to the Hong Wine and Spirits Festival; and finding balance in Bali to catching oysters in Virginia.

DINE Canada 150 Issue is an exploration of Canadian cuisine from coast to coast,  a definitive compendium of Canadian spirits, and destinations ranging from the Bordeaux Wine Route and the Foie Gras trail in France to a Medieval Pilgrimage in Spain, Spa-ing in Italy, Canoe Tripping in Ontario, exploring Cajun and Creole roots in Louisiana, and Southern Californian adventures. Some articles appear in both English and French.

In this 10th anniversary issue, we’re California Dreamin’ in the iconic gastronomical areas of Berkeley, Sonoma, Napa and Monterey; road tripping through Bourbon and Bluegrass in Kentucky; exploring the dining scene in Miami; trekking off-the-beaten path destinations in Japan; and discovering the culinary jewels of Basque and La Rioja; and Paris!

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