Florida’s Historic Coast Celebrates James Beard-Nominated Chef and Restaurateur Barry Honan
St. Augustine, Fla. (January 22, 2026) – Chef Barry Honan opened Lotus Noodle Bar in September 2023 with a clear goal – to elevate cuisine on Florida’s Historic Coast. With a carefully curated seasonal menu, thoughtful presentation, and an unwavering commitment to sourcing the finest ingredients, Lotus and Honan have garnered numerous accolades. On January 21, 2026, Chef Barry Honan was honored as a semifinalist in the Southern Region for the 2026 James Beard Awards®. (No
Florida’s Historic Coast and Tinsley Advertising Launch New Multimedia Campaign Celebrating Culture, Coastline, and World-Class Experiences
St. Augustine, Fla (January 21, 2026) — St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches has launched a dynamic new multimedia advertising campaign designed to inspire an upscale, environmentally and culturally conscious traveler seeking depth, discovery, and distinction. Titled “Welcome to The New World™,” the campaign was created by Miami-based Tinsley Advertising and positions Florida’s Historic Coast as a world-class destination that transcends the traditional Florida beach vac
TAP AIR PORTUGAL PUTS EUROPE ON SALE FROM CAD $649 ROUNDTRIP
TORONTO, ONT (December 30, 2025) -- TAP Air Portugal, Portugal’s national carrier TAP Air Portugal is celebrating the end of the year with a mega campaign with roundtrip fares to Europe starting from just $649, offering special deals for those who want to start 2026 by discovering new destinations or revisiting their favorites. Fares from Toronto and Montreal to Portugal start from $649 roundtrip, to Lisbon, Porto and Faro, and from $699 to Madrid and Barcelona. Further
Mexico Gears Up to Celebrate Day of the Dead Traditions Across the Country
Mexico City, Mexico. October 28, 2025. Mexico is getting ready this weekend to celebrate one of its most cherished traditions across the country: honoring loved ones during the Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos , a festival that embodies the nation’s enduring connection between life and death. From bustling cities to rural villages, families are preparing altars known as ofrendas , decorated with marigolds, candles, sugar skulls and photographs of departed relatives. T















