The WTAF Show: Women. Travel. Art. Food.
Women. Travel. Art. Food. A YouTube and SuperWorld series! We bring you the stories of women artists, chefs and entrepreneurs around the world. Top experiences you should seek out for yourself when you visit. It’s time to Travel Like a Woman.™
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New Episode: The Feminist Hellenic Site Every Woman Visiting Athens Should See (opens the original)
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Our latest YouTube episode, filmed in mid-May outside Athens, premiered on Thursday. That same morning, the world awoke to the news that longtime women’s rights champion Gloria Steinem had passed away. It was a remarkable blow to women everywhere, and the second loss of an iconic woman just a week after Dolly Parton.The timing is prescient.Dolly and Gloria dedicated their lives, each in their own way, to lead, protect, and insist on our worth as women. We, in turn, elevate them, similar to how a
On-location dispatch: Iceland, my way (opens the original)
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I’m sitting on a couch inside our crew’s spacious Airbnb in Hafnarfjörður, sipping coffee and reviewing our day 3 production schedule. I landed Sunday morning at Keflavik and slept the first night like a champ, aided by way too many snacks, some delicious pizza and rioja at Krydd, a couple of Brennevin shots with the crew, a ton of water and black-out shades (apparently, a guest feature only found in my bedroom—sorry, guys). Perhaps not an ideal way for a woman in midlife to adjust after an inte
The best oranges are not on a TripAdvisor list (opens the original)
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I love to travel solo: going where I want, when I want, at my own pace. Don’t pity a woman who does it. It’s fantastic.But sometimes, even solo, I want a local perspective. Especially somewhere like Varvakios Agora, Athens’s central market, right next to the ancient Hellenic agoras of the city. It’s on every TripAdvisor list. It’s completely surrounded by gift shops. But is it worth the hype? What do the people who actually live here think of it? And can a local show me something more real than
For the women who told me to run my own show (opens the original)
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When I first had the idea for “The WTAF Show: Women. Travel. Art. Food.,” I did what one does when there’s a big vision and total uncertainty on the first step: I asked people who have done food & travel shows for advice on where to start.A lot of the industry insiders told me an idea wasn’t enough; I’d need to film a pilot. And by the way: don’t get your hopes up. It’s hard to break through. The market is crowded. Everyone has a show.I understand why people say these things; some of it is in fa
The Only Woman in Greece With Two Michelin Stars Just Opened a New Restaurant in Athens — And It’s a Total Stunner (opens the original)
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I want to tell you about a chef I can’t stop thinking about, show you a killer seafood meal that I’m still thinking about, and then implore you to not overthink this, friends: just book a trip to Athens and experience it yourself. It’s that damn good.In 2014, Chef Georgianna Hiliadaki became the youngest chef at 34, and is still today the only Greek woman, to earn two Michelin stars. Her restaurant was Funky Gourmet, co-founded in 2009, and by every account made its name by breaking rules: loud,
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