Food Tourism

Excite your taste buds, expand your palate, and experience the vibrant culture of several countries around the world through food.

1. Tokyo, Japan:

There’s a reason why Japan consistently makes it to the list of the 10 best global food destinations – the uniqueness of its food culture. Japanese cuisine offers an exceptionally rich and rewarding eating experience.

2. Bangkok, Thailand:

Discover and tour the top-secret food spots favored by locals in Bangkok and eat like the Thai’s do. Thai street food is at the center of a culinary culture that embodies the country itself.

3. Cape Town, South Africa:

Cape Town is known for its vibrant food scene, blending traditional African cuisine with influences from around the world. Food tourism in Cape Town offers visitors the chance to explore local markets, sample street food, and dine at world-class restaurants. From fresh seafood and spicy curries to hearty stews and fluffy malva pudding, there is something to satisfy every palate in this culinary melting pot.

4. Tuscany, Italy:

Tuscany, Italy is a gastronomic journey through rolling vineyards, ancient olive groves, and charming medieval towns. Visitors can experience the region’s renowned cuisine, including rich pastas, succulent meats, and world-class wines such as Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino. Cooking classes, farm tours, and culinary festivals provide opportunities to taste, learn, and immerse oneself in the authentic flavors of Tuscany.

5. Mexico city, Mexico:

The culinary journey in Mexico city showcases the country’s rich history and diverse flavors. From street food vendors to upscale restaurants, travelers can sample traditional dishes like tacos al pastor, mole poblano, and ceviche while exploring different regions. This immersive dining experience allows visitors to not only taste the local cuisine but also learn about the cultural significance behind each dish.

6. Marrakech, Morocco:

Morocco was classified second in the 2017 ranking of the best gourmand’s global destinations, according to the British blog Worldism Travel. The kingdom offers to its visitors a perfect blend of Arabic, Mediterranean, and Andalusian with a bit of European flair thrown in – the subtle, uniquely flavorful cuisine of Morocco finds true representation in its western city of Marrakech.