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Oprah's Favorite Chocolate Maker Just Created a Flavor for All 50 States

"We are all made of chocolate and in this box together."

This Organization Is on a Mission to Introduce You to More Black Farmers with Innovative Agritourism in Kentucky

Fewer than 2% of farmers in America are Black. Black Soil wants to change that statistic.

Relive the Golden Days of Train Travel at These Iconic Railway Hotels Across Canada

From Toronto to Vancouver, luxury isn't lost at Canada's Grand Railway Hotels.

This Dreamy Greek Villa Offers a Private Chef, Infinity Pool, and Customized Language and Art Classes

White Key Villas in Greece pairs language, art, and architecture lessons with a sun-soaked beach vacation for a fully immersive stay.

I Visited Australia's Kangaroo Island a Year After the Bushfires — Here's What It Was Like

A year on from the bushfires, Australia's Kangaroo Island is bouncing back.

This Chef Is Serving Plant-based Southern Food and a Black-owned Wine List in NYC

Southern fried lasagna is on the menu at Chef Shenarri Freeman's Cadence.

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Take a Trip to the Dordogne, France's Overlooked Paradise

Though popular with Europeans, the department in the southwestern part of the country is less familiar to Americans. Those who do venture there will be treated to bucolic landscapes, epicurean delights, a laid-back pace of life, and some of the oldest artwork ever created. One writer wanders the region marveling at cave paintings, devouring foie gras, luxuriating in a hotel once beloved by Henry Miller, and pondering his place in the grand sweep of human history.