Eat & Drink
Embark on a culinary journey across Europe and Latin America with our foodie travel tips. Experience the transformative power of travel through diverse flavors, from bustling street food markets to Michelin-starred dining. Savor Montreal third-wave coffee, French natural wines, creamy Italian gelato, Mexican tacos, Moroccan tajines and Colombian exotic fruits.
Discover food festivals, take part in cooking classes, and learn about traditional dishes and innovative fusions. With Air Transat, explore hidden gems and local favorites, making every meal a memorable part of your transformative travel adventure.
Tea became popular again in France about 70 years ago. On your next visit to Paris indulge in a delectable blend at one of these Tea Salons!
Wine and food are one of the best ways to explore France. Not only are the wine regions in France producing some of the world’s best wine, but they are also home to delicious classic and modern French food. Here are 5 wine regions you should consider on your next holiday in France.
Provence’s quiet beauty seduces the senses with the simplest things, a monastery cloaked in silent worship, acres of vibrant lavender scenting the countryside and pretty as a picture village markets.
Travel to France, Spain or Italy and if you love all things bubbly, break out your flutes and take a sparkly sip of Champagne, Crémant, cava or Prosecco!
Nicaragua, one of the most interesting countries in Central America, it is full of amazing beach life with diverse flora and fauna bordering both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean. Each beach has its own vibe and attractions, here are the best beaches in Nicaragua you don’t want to miss.
Find tricks to adapt your classic pina colada to the cold winters with the help of the owners of the Montreal’s bar: Bishop & Bagg. Hot summer or cold winter, be prepared for the perfect cocktails!
Rome is known as a paradise for foodies, but where do locals eat? Here is a list of the best restaurants in Rome where you’ll sit elbow to elbow with locals.
From the Golan Heights to the Negev, Israel is home to some spectacular wineries. To date, there are approximately 300 dotted along the country. That is quite remarkable considering that two decades ago, there were fewer than ten wineries in total with some older than the nation itself.
Wine capital of the world? Yes, but there’s much more to Bordeaux. Here are some great things to do in and around Bordeaux, whether or not you imbibe.
The term “Holy Land” is often used to describe Israel. While it may be accurate, it might also give you the idea that there’s not much fun to be had. But think again. There are (also) lots of exhilarating things to do.
Here are some well-kept secrets of Tel Aviv, “city that never sleeps”, for gourmets, night owls, beach lovers or culture buffs.
The food in Nicaragua is delicious and such a bargain for budget travellers, if you’re planning a holiday in Nicaragua keep your eye out for these dishes.
For great drinks, a bite to eat and a lively night out on the town, there’s no better area of Lisbon than Bairro Alto.
With its ancient stones, far-reaching history and state-of-the-art skyscrapers, Israel radiates a certain energy and vitality you won’t find anywhere else. Here’s a look at Jerusalem, a city with a love of life and an extraordinary heritage.
Europe is a treasure trove of vineyards, offering not just exquisite wines but also stunning landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality.
To get a true sense of the flavour of this city you need a mix of old and new, here are some of the best restaurants in Calgary that locals rave about.
Many restaurants and foods are not to miss in New Orleans. Here are a few recommendations for a dining adventure in New Orleans.
From fine dining to street food, you can eat well on any budget in Puerto Vallarta. Here are the ten best restaurants in the area.
Discover Cabarete in Dominican Republic. It’s nice beaches, waves and winds are perfect if you like aquatic sports like surf, paddle board, sailboard etc.
10 of Lisbon’s best restaurants as chosen by Air Transat travellers, from fish and seafood specialties to the city’s best food market.
10 of Paris’ best restaurants as chosen by Air Transat travellers, from foie gras to duck magret, steak frites and French pastries.
Enjoy the best of the countries you visit with the following suggestions of must-try dishes from farm to table, and great places where to taste them!
The culinary history of the Czech Republic is rooted in war, invasions and hunger. Here are some classical dishes, and where you can taste them in Prague!
To really visit Prague, you have to go where the locals live and play! Our suggestions on where to eat and drink in 5 different neighbourhoods in the city.
The city of Oaxaca is one of the most vibrant culinary destinations in the world. It’s the capital of moles, mescal, edible insects, and carnes asadas.
Vacation is the time you should be thinking outside the coconut and taking some risks with your drink choices. Here’s how to choose the perfect vacation cocktail.
Cuba–and more specifically, Havana–is going through a gastronomic renaissance of sorts. Here are 10 spots to eat and drink in Havana.
A complete guide to finding the best, most respected locations for cigar and rum in Cuba — including the capital of Havana and beyond.
Whether you’re a Scotch whisky aficionado or not, you’re bound to enjoy the beauty and diversity of Scotland’s whisky regions.
Romantic Rome is the perfect place to experience a truly perfect day of food.
Whether you’re a amateur oenologist or a wine enthusiast, Bordeaux is an excellent pick. Here are our suggestions of things you shouldn’t miss in the area.
Forget overrated and overpriced: these off-the-beaten-path restaurant picks will help you make the most of your time in the City of Light.
185,900,000: number of litres of beer consumed by Czechs in 2018. Here are 4 unique ways to enjoy beer in Prague, city of Czech Republic.
Looking for the best restaurants in Roatan? Here are a few can’t miss that are popular with local expats and islanders.
No matter what your budget, there plenty of great dining options in Hungary. Have a look to the best street food places in Budapest.
Elizabethtown, one of the most popular districts of Budapest, is now home to the city’s hottest nightspots and Ruin Pubs.
The ultimate resource for any hungry traveler to Brussels, this is a gourmet guide to classic Belgian cuisine.
Find some of the most unique and authentic coffee cafes in Budapest. Check out these places if you want to stake out a spot for watching the world go by.
If you’ve got a sweet tooth and are travelling to Budapest, you absolutely need to learn these two Hungarian words: káveház (café) and cukrászda (pastry).
Quiet and historic Basel is brimming with delicious restaurants. Here are our top picks.
Why drink at home when you could be drinking in Scotland? Check out Edinburgh’s coolest independent brewery!
Business is booming at Prague’s many independent kavernas (cafes). Sitting in one of these landmark spots, teeming with heritage, will make your day – and wait till you see the food!
