The most difficult thing about eating in Italy for Burgeon Law founder Roma Priya was not being able to try everything.
Last year, the founder of Burgeon Law visited the European nations of Greece and Italy.
Roma Priya, founder of Burgeon Law, is a travel lover. The law firm boss visited Greece and Italy last year. Both places helped her sample some delicious food and see some interesting sights.
Sharing interesting anecdotes from the trips, she told ET Panache, "I visited Plaka in Athens, Greece, which is a very beautiful place with countless restaurants to eat at, placed right at the foot of Acropolis of Athens. I also went to Santorini which has these famous restaurants that served whole fish which is basically a massive fish drenched in Greek flavours."
Travel has been a teacher for Roma Priya.
With the Greeks eating about five meals a day, it was nearly impossible to do for Priya. "I got a chance to try their local delicacies like grilled meats, olives infused with olive oil, the lip-smacking fresh feta cheese and honey and baklava to say the least. I visited Metaxi Mas where I got the chance to try the authentic Greek flavours," she said.
The most difficult thing about eating in Italy for the Burgeon Law founder was not being able to try everything. "I happened to like the regional delicacies like lasagne, pasta, pizzas, polenta, risotto, truffles etc. I am an avid coffee drinker and I absolutely loved trying the authentic Italian roast coffee which was highly fragrant and flavourful to have. I also devoured various flavours of gelato as no trip to Italy is complete without the gelato," she added.
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Travel has been a teacher for Roma Priya. Sharing what she has gained from travel, she said, "Travel is the ideal place to test yourself. It pushes me to my limits and gets me outside my comfort zone. A person can only discover how resourceful they are when they’re exposed to new places, people and experiences."
Most Powerful Passports Of 2019: India Loses Charm; Singapore, Japan Among Travel-Friendly Countries
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The new Henley Passport Index is out, and there has been a major shuffle in the global ranking of the world's passports.
In the beginning of 2019, 27 countries were in the top 10 positions on the index, but this month 4 more countries were added to the list.
Several countries climbed the list to have most powerful passports, while few slipped from their positions, including India.
The ranking is determined on the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa. It is based on the exclusive data from the International Air Transport Association, which maintains the world’s largest and most accurate database of travel information.
Here's a look at all the top ranking passports of this year.
The new Henley Passport Index is out, and there has been a major shuffle in the global ranking of the world's passports.
In the beginning of 2019, 27 countries were in the top 10 positions on the in..
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Japan retained its top spot as the world's most powerful passport in 2019 for the second time in a row .
However, Singapore also shared the top spot with Japan in becoming the world's most travel-friendly passport due to the document's access to 189 countries.
Japan retained its top spot as the world's most powerful passport in 2019 for the second time in a row .
However, Singapore also shared the top spot with Japan in becoming the world's most travel-fr..
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While Finland jumped 2 spots, Germany moved 1 place to share the position with South Korea. These countries offer access to 187 countries.
South Korea had moved 10 places up the rankings since 2009, when it held 12th place with a visa-free/visa-on-arrival score of 144.
While Finland jumped 2 spots, Germany moved 1 place to share the position with South Korea. These countries offer access to 187 countries.
South Korea had moved 10 places up the rankings since 2009,..
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With access to 186 jurisdictions, Denmark and Italy inched up one place to the third rank, and Luxembourg managed to rise from the previous fifth rank.
With access to 186 jurisdictions, Denmark and Italy inched up one place to the third rank, and Luxembourg managed to rise from the previous fifth rank.
Sweden retained its fourth rank from January, with access to 185 nations.
While France dropped one place, Spain climbed to from the fifth position to share the spot with Sweden.
Sweden retained its fourth rank from January, with access to 185 nations.
While France dropped one place, Spain climbed to from the fifth position to share the spot with Sweden.
With permission to 184 nations, Austria, Netherlands, Portugal & Switzerland jumped one spot to share the fifth rank.
With permission to 184 nations, Austria, Netherlands, Portugal & Switzerland jumped one spot to share the fifth rank.
Belgium Canada Greece Ireland climbed one spot to the sixth rank, while Norway, United Kingdom and the United States retained their position with permissions to 183 countries.
Belgium Canada Greece Ireland climbed one spot to the sixth rank, while Norway, United Kingdom and the United States retained their position with permissions to 183 countries.
Malta and Czech Republic inter-switched places. Malta solely ruled at the seventh spot with permission to 182 countries, and Czech Republic moved to eighth position on the powerful passport index with access to 181 destinations.
Malta and Czech Republic inter-switched places. Malta solely ruled at the seventh spot with permission to 182 countries, and Czech Republic moved to eighth position on the powerful passport index wit..
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Australia, Iceland, New Zealand and Lithuania jointly share the 9th position with access to 180 nations.
While Australia, Iceland, New Zealand climbed one place, Lithuania was a new entrant.
Australia, Iceland, New Zealand and Lithuania jointly share the 9th position with access to 180 nations.
While Australia, Iceland, New Zealand climbed one place, Lithuania was a new entrant.
Latvia, Slovenia & Slovakia proudly marched at the 10th spot with access to 179 nations.
Latvia, Slovenia & Slovakia proudly marched at the 10th spot with access to 179 nations.
