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Great Mexican Food In Prague

Matthew KlintPosted onAugust 14, 2025August 13, 202518 Comments

Prague and Mexican food may not necessarily go together, but I found a very enjoyable Mexican restaurant in the Czech capital. Best Mexican Food In Prague I love Mexican food and admittedly have an odd fixation on it when I travel. Wherever I am in the world, I seek it out. While Prague has excellent […]

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Great Mexican Food In Copenhagen

Matthew KlintPosted onJuly 29, 2025July 29, 202516 Comments

Denmark is an underrated culinary destination and I was elated to find delicious and authentic Mexican food in Copenhagen at a restaurant called La Neta. Best Mexican Food In Copenhagen I try “Mexican” food around the world, often for sport, but rarely do I find excellent Mexican food or Tex-Mex outside of North America. But […]

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Great Mexican Food In Siem Reap, Cambodia

Matthew KlintPosted onSeptember 9, 2024September 8, 202422 Comments

I try “Mexican” food around the world, often for sport, but rarely do I find excellent Mexican food or Tex Mex outside of North America. But I certainly found wonderful Mexican food in Siem Reap. Best Mexican Food In Siem Reap, Cambodia People will lament how uncultured I am that I stick to Mexican, Middle […]

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Great Mexican Food In Seattle

Matthew KlintPosted onMay 16, 2024May 16, 20246 Comments
Mexican Food Seattle

I got the midnight munchies in Seattle (no pot or other controlled substances involved) and headed out in search of some Mexican food…and found some great tacos. Delicious Mexican Food In Seattle Seattle is not as diverse as other major cities, but offers a cosmopolitan blend of restaurants. The city has many great Mexican restaurants, […]

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Great Mexican Food In Sofia, Bulgaria?

Matthew KlintPosted onMay 2, 2024May 2, 202410 Comments

Ah yes, a new city and a new opportunity to seek out Mexican food in a foreign land. But things did not work out in Sofia, Bulgaria and perhaps that was for the best? In Search Of Mexican Food In Sofia, Bulgaria For reasons that I can neither fully explain nor justify, I like to […]

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Great Mexican Food In Istanbul

Matthew KlintPosted onApril 8, 2024April 8, 20246 Comments

I make it a point to seek out Mexican food wherever I am in the world. Admittedly, it’s usually pretty bad…but that was not the case in Istanbul, where I enjoyed a delicious and surprisingly authentic dinner. Best Mexican Food Istanbul I have to give credit to my friend for finding this place…I was ready […]

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Mexican Food In Malmö, Sweden….

Matthew KlintPosted onDecember 22, 2023April 8, 202417 Comments
Mexican Food Malmö

I had to try the Mexican food while in Malmö, Sweden. While hardly anything that would excite me in California, it really wasn’t a bad post-workout snack. Mexican Food In Malmö After arriving into Copenhagen, I spent a day in Malmö and, as I like to do wherever I am in the world, tried out […]

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Great Mexican Food In São Paulo

Matthew KlintPosted onAugust 30, 2021November 14, 20236 Comments

In a nation and a city with a rich culinary tradition and phenomenal food spanning from Portuguese to Italian and Lebanese to Japanese, why would I seek out a taqueria in São Paulo? In short, because the tacos are delicious. Looking for good Mexican food in São Paulo? Look no further than Lupe. Great Mexican […]

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Mamasita: Delicious Mexican Food in Melbourne

Matthew KlintPosted onMarch 6, 2018November 14, 20234 Comments

You sure would not know it from the outside, but Mamasita offers incredible Mexican food in the heart of Melbourne’s Central Business District. My review of Mexican food around the world continues. For earlier installments: Amsterdam, Netherlands Cusco, Peru Hamburg, Germany Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Siem Reap, Cambodia Tashkent, Uzbekistan Toronto, Canada Yerevan, Armenia It is easy […]

Trip Reports

Incredible Mexican Food in Tashkent

Matthew KlintPosted onAugust 16, 2017November 14, 202313 Comments
Mexican Food Tashkent

Let me tell you about the wonderful Mexican restaurant Ben and I enjoyed in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. As the sole Mexican restaurant in the city, I was pleased to see that Mexico City Restaurant had over 10,040 likes on Facebook. I’m sure there is no way the restaurant paid someone for 10,000 of those likes. I […]

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Great Mexican Food in Amsterdam

Matthew KlintPosted onMarch 7, 20177 Comments

No matter what city I am in the world, I will seek out Mexican food. It is my comfort food that I could eat 365 days year. Just ask my wife. So when I was in Amsterdam over a recent weekend, the question was not whether I would eat Mexican but which restaurant I would go […]

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“Mexican” + Persian Food in Tokyo

Matthew KlintPosted onMay 26, 2018November 14, 20238 Comments
a restaurant with a glass door

In my ongoing series on “Mexican” food in foreign lands, I cannot help but to add a Tokyo installment. This one’s a stretch, though. It was my business partner’s first time in Tokyo and I wanted to show him the famous Shibuya Crossing. The taxi driver dropped us off nearby the famous intersection…right next to […]

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Review: Landry’s Seafood (Houston – IAH)

Matthew KlintPosted onSeptember 23, 2021November 14, 202315 Comments

Although I adore Cadillac Mexican Kitchen nearby, I recently was in the mood for fish and stopped by Landry’s Seafood at Houston Bush Intercontinental (IAH), a Priority Pass restaurant. Landry’s Seafood Houston IAH Review I looked at the online menu before arriving and had already made my choice. As it turned out, the menu has […]

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My Travel-Worthy Favorite Foods

Carly StewartPosted onJune 3, 2018November 14, 20235 Comments
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One of the best parts of traveling to new places is sampling new cuisines. Traveling to a place to eat something exotic is nothing new. Foodies from all over the world are flooding the feeds of Instagram and Anthony Bourdain has been living the dream of eating his way through country after country. Over the […]

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Review: Hyatt Regency Aruba – Food & Beverage

Kyle StewartPosted onApril 28, 2016November 14, 20233 Comments
a plate of fruit and a drink

During a surprise birthday trip for my wife to Aruba, we tried a pair of resorts. This review focuses on the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort and a Food and Beverage heaven and hell of their own creation.  If you are considering booking travel or signing up for a new credit card please click here. Both support LiveAndLetsFly.com. If you haven’t […]

Germany

The Food I Won’t Leave the Country Without!

Matthew KlintPosted onJanuary 14, 2014December 9, 201612 Comments

I am currently 35,000 feet in the air crossing the Atlantic ocean, on my way to Germany for an extended stay. Most of my trips to Germany are short–just one to two weeks in length–but this time I will be staying longer. While I can normally get by a week or two without my comfort […]

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Day 6: Bogota + BOG-MEX-LAX on Mexicana in Elite Class

Matthew KlintPosted onDecember 2, 2009November 14, 20235 Comments

Day 0: Introduction: My quest for Machu Picchu and why I chose Mexicana + Avianca + LAN Peru Day 1: Los Angeles to Bogota via Mexico City on Mexicana + Bogota to Lima on Avianca Day 2: Lima to Cusco on LAN Peru + Cusco Day 3: Cusco to Aguas Calientes on Peru Rail + […]

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Day 1: Los Angeles to Bogota via Mexico City on Mexicana, Bogota to Lima on Avianca

Matthew KlintPosted onNovember 24, 2009November 14, 2023Leave a Comment

Day 0: Introduction: My quest for Machu Picchu and why I chose Mexicana + Avianca + LAN Peru Day 1: Los Angeles to Bogota via Mexico City on Mexicana + Bogota to Lima on Avianca Day 2: Lima to Cusco on LAN Peru + Cusco Day 3: Cusco to Aguas Calientes on Peru Rail + […]

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Review: Starlux A350-900 Business Class Los Angeles – Taipei

Matthew KlintPosted onJanuary 24, 2026January 25, 202626 Comments

I boarded my first-ever flight on Starlux, a longhaul journey from Los Angeles to Taipei on an A350-900 in business class, with high expectations. Even so, they were exceeded: my flight was superb in nearly every way, with small touches that really made a big difference in terms of quality. Starlux A350-900 Business Class Review […]

Uzbekistan

Cool: U.S. Citizens Can Visit Uzbekistan Visa-Free Starting In 2026

Matthew KlintPosted onDecember 12, 2025December 11, 20257 Comments

Starting January 1, 2026, U.S. citizens will be able to visit Uzbekistan without a visa for up to 30 days, marking a big change that further simplifies travel to this fascinating Central Asian destination. It is one of the most traveler-friendly moves in the region and a reason to visit (or, in my case, revisit) […]

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Frontier Passenger Claims Sovereignty Over Seven Continents

A Frontier Airlines passenger demanded the aircraft return to the gate, declaring themselves to be the "Sovereign Ruler" of "The Seven Continents." The bizarre incident left fellow passengers and crew members stunned as the individual insisted on their authority over all landmasses.

The situation was finally resolved when authorities were called to escort the passenger off the plane, allowing the flight to continue to its destination. The incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of air travel and the challenges that crew members sometimes face.

Delta Considers Unbundling Business Class Services

Delta Air Lines is exploring the possibility of unbundling its business class services, a move that could potentially reshape the premium travel market. If Delta decides to proceed with the unbundling, it is likely that other major carriers like American Airlines and United Airlines will follow suit, leading to significant changes in the way business class travel is offered and experienced.

The decision to unbundle business class services would have financial implications for both the airlines and their customers, as it could result in a more à la carte approach to premium travel. It remains to be seen how passengers will respond to these potential changes and whether they will ultimately benefit from more personalized and flexible options.

Lufthansa CEO Expresses Concerns Over German Aviation Future

Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr has raised concerns about the future of German aviation, citing high taxes and fees at German airports as major obstacles for the industry. Spohr's comments come in the wake of service cuts announced by Ryanair and Eurowings in Germany, highlighting the challenges faced by airlines operating in the country.

The uncertain outlook for German aviation underscores the need for government support and industry cooperation to overcome the obstacles that are hindering growth and profitability. As airlines navigate a rapidly changing landscape, proactive measures will be essential to ensure the sustainability of the aviation sector in Germany.

Frontier Passenger Claims Sovereignty Over Seven Continents

A Frontier Airlines passenger demanded the aircraft return to the gate, declaring themselves to be the "Sovereign Ruler" of "The Seven Continents." The bizarre incident left fellow passengers and crew members stunned as the individual insisted on their authority over all landmasses.

The situation was finally resolved when authorities were called to escort the passenger off the plane, allowing the flight to continue to its destination. The incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of air travel and the challenges that crew members sometimes face.

Delta Considers Unbundling Business Class Services

Delta Air Lines is exploring the possibility of unbundling its business class services, a move that could potentially reshape the premium travel market. If Delta decides to proceed with the unbundling, it is likely that other major carriers like American Airlines and United Airlines will follow suit, leading to significant changes in the way business class travel is offered and experienced.

The decision to unbundle business class services would have financial implications for both the airlines and their customers, as it could result in a more à la carte approach to premium travel. It remains to be seen how passengers will respond to these potential changes and whether they will ultimately benefit from more personalized and flexible options.

Lufthansa CEO Expresses Concerns Over German Aviation Future

Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr has raised concerns about the future of German aviation, citing high taxes and fees at German airports as major obstacles for the industry. Spohr's comments come in the wake of service cuts announced by Ryanair and Eurowings in Germany, highlighting the challenges faced by airlines operating in the country.

The uncertain outlook for German aviation underscores the need for government support and industry cooperation to overcome the obstacles that are hindering growth and profitability. As airlines navigate a rapidly changing landscape, proactive measures will be essential to ensure the sustainability of the aviation sector in Germany.