Mediterranean Observer, Author at The Mediterranean Observer

Mediterranean ObserverApril 14, 2021

Launching in 2023 in honor of the 150th anniversary of the publication of Jules Verne’ Around the World in 80 Days, this epic trip journey across Europe, Central Asia and North America takes just under three months and requires no flying. Specialist travel providers Undiscovered Destinations have just opened bookings for its 2023 Around the World in 80 Days private tour, […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 14, 2021

Matcha powder, which is derived from the shade-grown leaves of green tea has been around for centuries, but in recent years has gained popularity predominantly through social media. The vibrant green powder packs a powerful punch and is recognized as a superfood, high in antioxidants with a robust, earthy taste. Culinary travellers are on a […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 6, 2021

n the government’s four-step roadmap to remove lockdown restrictions, museums in England can reopen on Monday 17 May. So while shops and libraries can open from Monday 12 April, we’ll have to wait another month after that until we can return to our favourite collections and explore new exhibitions for the first time. In Scotland, Monday 26 April is the […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 6, 2021

Fresh oysters are a very special taste experience. Seafood is the beginning of many an exquisite celebration, where precious moments are shared with family and friends. With each bite you enjoy a taste of the salty ocean, paired with the scent of a wild and romantic summer day. At the same time, probably no gesture in […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 5, 2021

Anxiety can be extremely difficult to deal with, especially if you’re experiencing it on a regular basis. It can come from what seems like nowhere and sometimes last for hours on end. The problem with anxiety is that you don’t know when you’re going to feel okay again, and in turn makes your anxiety worse. Anxiety can […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 5, 2021

Halloumi, a traditional Cypriot cheese known as hellim in Turkish, is to be entered into the EU’s coveted register of Protected Designations of Origins. Halloumi is the island’s biggest export, earning a record €250 million in 2020 Cyprus on Tuesday welcomed a European Union decision to recognize halloumi cheese as a product unique to the […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 1, 2021

Charlene Gisele, Holistic Health Coach, on why you don’t need to live in a cave when it comes to eating as your Palaeolithic ancestors would have done – but in a modern-day way. The paleo diet – sometimes called the “Caveman” Diet – is one that mimics the diet of our ancestral hunter-gatherer ancestors in […]

Mediterranean ObserverApril 1, 2021

Social anxiety is an intense fear of social situations. Unlike shyness, it can be debilitating, potentially preventing a person from going about day-to-day activities. Social anxiety can be different from person to person – some people may be terrified by situations such as public speaking, while others may fear any kind of social situation involving strangers. Beating […]

Mediterranean ObserverMarch 31, 2021

The Hotel Deimann – picturesquely situated between green hills and next to a small lake – is just the right place for couples in love and all guests who want to take a little break. The family-run hotel has been offering authentic hospitality for 100 years. For decades, the hotel has been a popular meeting place for […]

Mediterranean ObserverMarch 31, 2021

If you love sci-fi and wine in equal quantities and have a fair sum to splurge on indulging that love, then the WineCab WineWall is the home renovation piece that you did not know you needed! We tend to think of wine cellars as being dark and dusty places, often the scene of crime in […]

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Author: Mediterranean Observer

Visit 12 Countries In 80 Days On This Trip Around The World—No Flying Required

WHEN WILL MUSEUMS OPEN AGAIN?

Oysters – a pleasure with a sense of coastal idyll and a touch of luxury

5 WAYS TO EASILY LOWER ANXIETY LEVELS

Cyprus’ halloumi cheese wins EU protection

A FAMILY GATHERING

HOW TO BEAT SOCIAL ANXIETY

Romantic getaway at the Hotel Deimann with star cuisine

WineCab WineWall: sommelier for your smart home

Malta Deficit in 2021 set to reach 12.1%, but no tax hikes expected in the near future

Race to save Cyprus corals from Climate Change, Mass Tourism

Barbados to relax restrictions for vaccinated visitors

Malta Deficit in 2021 set to reach 12.1%, but no tax hikes expected in the near future

Race to save Cyprus corals from Climate Change, Mass Tourism

Barbados to relax restrictions for vaccinated visitors