Best Food Photos Taken Around The World
We looove food. It’s one of the reasons why we get on planes and travel long distances to new places. It’s an adventure on its own and we always remember our favourite dish when we look back fondly on our travels, like one does with a summer love. Our Flighties travel the world and while they major in airfare expertise, they minor in foodie photography – as documented in our Instagram feed (sorry). Grab a snack, sit back, and feast your eyes on these food photos.
Brussels, Belgium
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Waffles in Brussels. (@anywhere_abroad)
Selestat, France
Cake me away to Selestat. (@marieku)
Paris, France
Ice Cream, anyone? 📷: @earthtokatriona #openmyworld
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Swirl about town. (@earthtokatriona)
Marrakech, Morocco
Fresh spices, a recipe for souk-cess. (@mrsaylaadvnture)
Casablanca, Morocco
What a breakfast in Morocco for our Flightie @jillycroft! #openmyworld #flightielife #foodiefriday
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Tagine machine. (@jillycroft)
Notting Hill, London, UK
The pleasures of Notting Hill. 📷: @notpilifon #openmyworld
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I wish I was special, but I’m a crêpe. (@notpilifon)
Akumal, Riviera Maya, Mexico
#TBT to our #flightie @kipper86 enjoying #TacoThursday 🌮 in Mexico #flightielife #openmyworld
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Let’s taco ’bout lunch. @kipper86
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About the Author
Crissandra Ayroso Crissandra Ayroso is a copywriter for Flight Centre. She loves road trips, beach weather, sampling local wine. She, like Helen Hunt in the 1996 disaster-rama (that’s short for drama) Twister, is a tornado chaser, in the travel sense. She chases moments, all revealing. Whether it’s ordering room service and eating in bed, finding the highest rooftop for the best views of the surroundings, feeling like a small dot in the middle of the ocean on a boat, or getting lost and stumbling upon hidden gems, no moment is too big or small to chase. Just like the category F5 that brought Helen Hunt back together with her estranged husband, respected TV weatherman, Bill Paxton.
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