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Three years after the death of Anthony Bourdain, a new documentary from Oscar-winning director Morgan Neville probes the joys and struggles of a man in constant pursuit. The director spoke with GQ’s Brett Martin about the film—and the big, complicated personality at its center.
The best part about Puglia? The absence of crowds. Despite being a long-established agricultural powerhouse, Puglia has only recently emerged as a desirable tourism destination in the last fifteen years after suffering a long period of under-appreciation. “The dark age of Puglia started with the unification of Italy, for sure,” says Vito Palumbo, a native of Puglia’s capital, Bari, and the brand manager for Tormaresca, a wine producer bringing international recognition to the region. “Now Puglia is the most vibrant part of Southern Italy. It’s an area moving much faster than Calabria or Sicily.” Case in point: Richard Branson has decided to launch Virgin Galactic business in Puglia. Boeing has a facility in Puglia. Helen Mirren owns a home in Puglia.
For a country with 7,000 years of history, Malta isn’t usually a place that comes up often on your radar of potential vacation spots. It gets overlooked for other Mediterranean spots like Cinque Terre or Positano or Corfu. Here’s why it shouldn’t. On a map, Malta looks like just a peek of land below Sicily; you’d miss it if you weren’t squinting with the intention to find it. But this Mediterranean nation is a unique gift that keeps on giving for travelers who like food, wine, beaches, and history. Two majorly important Caravaggio paintings are here under one roof, in one of the most jaw-droppingly gilded cathedrals you’ll ever see. The island is home to the oldest free-standing structures on the planet (yes, older than the pyramids). They make a very tiny quantity of very good wine, and more than enough cheese to eat along with it. Most recently, its claim to fame has been Hollywood’s use of the timeless landscape for filming (i.e. Game of Thrones, Gladiator, Assassin's Creed, Murder on the Orient Express). With tourism numbers growing wildly every year, it’s time to visit Malta.
Zip through broadleaf canopies, swim with sharks, and avoid the crowds.
