Author: Commuter Club
Japanese chefs have been dispatched to Türkiye and India to teach authentic Japanese cooking techniques at leading culinary schools, as part of a new initiative aimed at promoting Japanese cuisine abroad. With Japanese restaurants proliferating globally—now numbering around 187,000, a 20% increase since 2021—the demand for chefs with expertise in Japanese cooking has surged. However, there remains a shortage of skilled professionals who can teach the precise techniques and knowledge required to prepare traditional Japanese dishes. In response, the Japanese Cuisine and Dietary Culture Development Committee (JCDC), led by renowned chef Yoshihiro Murata, has launched a project to dispatch expert…
Planning a short stay in the UK can be exciting, but ensuring you pick the right place requires careful thought. Whether you’re visiting for business or leisure, finding the perfect accommodation can make or break your trip. If you’re looking in London, especially around Islington, then Islington letting agents can help you navigate the market and find something that suits your needs. Here’s everything you need to check before booking. 1. Location and Accessibility The location of your stay is crucial. Consider how close it is to transport links, attractions, and amenities. Being near a Tube station is a big…
Accusation of a crime can be among the most challenging and traumatic events anyone can have to endure. Regardless of whether the charge is based on a misinterpretation, a bogus claim, or an honest inquiry, managing the situation cautiously to safeguard your future and your rights is paramount. If you are accused of a crime but are unaware of what steps you should take immediately, fret no more! This extensive blog post sheds light on certain actions to undertake to preserve your rights and become free from criminal accusations. So, why wait? Continue to read on… 1. Stay Calm and…
Mezzanine floors are intermediate levels built within a building’s existing structure, effectively creating additional usable space without the need for significant renovations. These floors are typically constructed between the ground floor and the ceiling, providing a unique opportunity to maximise vertical space. The design and installation of mezzanine floors can vary widely, depending on the specific needs of a business, making them a flexible option for various industries. In commercial settings, mezzanine floors serve multitude of purposes, from storage solutions to office spaces. They can be designed to accommodate heavy machinery, racks of products in warehouses, or even additional office…
A third of UK travellers would rather visit Dublin over London, citing its friendlier atmosphere, better bars, and vibrant music scene, according to new research by Point A Hotels. The study, released ahead of St. Patrick’s Day, highlights a growing preference for the Irish capital, with Dublin’s size and relaxed pace ranking as key attractions. Why Brits Are Choosing Dublin The research, conducted by Point A Hotels – which has recently opened a new location in The Liberties, Dublin – found that 43% of respondents preferred the city’s more manageable size, while 42% valued its laid-back atmosphere. The famed Irish…
Corona, the world’s most valuable beer brand, has officially opened bookings for Corona Island, an eco-friendly retreat off the coast of Colombia. Once an invite-only destination, the island is now accessible to travellers via major platforms such as Airbnb, Expedia, and Booking.com. Located 20 kilometres southwest of Cartagena, Corona Island is an exclusive retreat designed to promote environmental conservation. Originally launched in 2021, the island now offers guests an opportunity to disconnect from modern life and reconnect with nature, with accommodation in ten premium waterfront bungalows. Sustainable Island Retreat Corona Island has been recognised for its commitment to sustainability. It…
A historic luxury estate in Queenstown, New Zealand, has been made available for extended stays for the first time, offering an exclusive retreat in one of the world’s most sought-after locations. The Homestead, a renovated historic residence spanning more than 800 square metres (8,600 sq ft), sits on the shores of Lake Hayes and covers over 6 hectares (15 acres). Previously rented out for NZ$12,500 per night, the estate is now being offered for long-term stays of between three and 24 months, with prices starting at NZ$65,000 per month. The property, which has hosted A-list celebrities and world leaders, is…
The National White Water Centre in North Wales is celebrating 40 years in operation, marking a major milestone for one of the UK’s leading adventure attractions. Since its launch in 1985, Canolfan Tryweryn, based in Frongoch, Gwynedd, has grown into a key destination for white water sports, welcoming up to 40,000 visitors annually. The not-for-profit centre employs eight full-time staff alongside more than 40 freelance guides, and has become a focal point for the country’s thriving paddle sports community. Anniversary celebrations and expansion To mark its 40th anniversary, the centre is planning a series of special events throughout the year.…
Luxury cruise operator Silversea has announced its 2028 World Cruise, a 132-day voyage that will visit 58 destinations across 29 countries, offering passengers a unique and immersive travel experience. For the first time, a Silversea World Cruise will depart from Miami, with Silver Shadow setting sail on 5 January 2028 and concluding in Nice on 16 May 2028. The itinerary includes 17 overnight stays and visits to more than 30 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, spanning the Caribbean, South America, Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. Silversea describes the voyage, titled “An Ode to the Moment”, as a journey designed to…
The journey of forklift technology is a testament to the relentless pursuit of efficiency and safety in material handling. Initially, forklifts were simple mechanical devices with limited capabilities, primarily designed for lifting and moving heavy loads within warehouses and manufacturing facilities. The early models were often manually operated, relying on human strength and basic mechanics to perform tasks. This rudimentary approach served its purpose but lacked the precision and efficiency demanded by the burgeoning industrial sector. As industries evolved, so too did the technology behind forklifts. The introduction of electric forklifts in the mid-20th century marked a significant turning point,…