Stupid Economics
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It was the early 1980s, and the mud in the slum of a rural town in Peru was ankle-deep. Berkeley-educated German-Chilean economist Manfred Max-Neef stood, soaked, across from a local…
Posts by Katrine Carstens
Local Flavour
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A menu teeming with tastes, brilliant and sometimes bizarre. Regulars and newbies alike are kept firmly on their gastronomic toes, much to their delight. Underpinning it all is the carefully…
A New Take on Italian
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Amico Bio brings texture to the dining tapestry of London with new possibilities for vegetarians and carnivores alike. The idea behind this pioneering concept is to transform traditional Italian dishes…
The World We Made
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Alex is a school teacher and is 50 in the year 2050. About to leave the school she has taught at for many years for a new position, her students…
The World We Made
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Alex is a school teacher and is 50 in the year 2050. About to leave the school she has taught at for many years for a new position, her students…
Luxury Wellness, in Nature’s Style
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The Lefay Eco Resort and Spa, overlooking lake Garda, is not only an oasis of pure relaxation but a certified sustainable health resort. Serving delicious food, impressing with beautiful design…
Have a Fair Christmas
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The tradition of bringing an evergreen tree into the home to celebrate Christmas has been around for centuries in northern Germany and spread across Europe and beyond from the early…
The Gambia – Vivid and Vivacious
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Red, yellow, blue, orange – whenever you are around people you feel encircled by colour and a feeling of upbeat energy. A constant backdrop to this is the ochre red…
A Real Deal
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When talking to Kirsten Brøchner-Mortensen co-owner and Marketing Director of Brøchner Hotels in Copenhagen, it is obvious that here is someone who not only cares for the environment and her…
