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Rachel Lovelock While learning about Bali’s history, ingredients and flavours, I discovered that authentic Balinese food is steeped in the rituals of Balinese-Hindu beliefs. Planning a visit? Be sure to participate in a street food tour or local cooking class. BALI P. 54
Alicia Miller As a born-and-bred Torontonian, I don’t mind saying Montreal has a ‘je ne sais quois’ you won’t find in any other Canadian city. As well as being cool and worldly, warm-and-welcoming Montrealers are some of the most fun people you’ll ever meet. MONTREAL P.144
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Duncan Craig You don’t so much cycle across the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna as graze your way through it, fuelled by tangy parmigiano, velvety prosciutto di Parma, resurgent Lambrusco and a dozen other signature delicacies. EMILIA-ROMAGNA P.86
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