Traveling equals palate-cleansing in this weekend’s headlines.

Foodie Travel
– “A Culinary Odyssey, on a Path Blazed by Orwell” (Myanmar) (NYT)
– “Copenhagen Dining: Beyond Danishes” (Washington Post)
– “A pizza tour of New York” (Times of London)
– “Four classic food adventures” (Times of London)
– “Cookery courses around the world” (Times of London)
– “Paris on a plate” (Times of London)
– “Helsinki’s bounty” (Times of London)

Also:
BC’s Revamped Ski Town
– “Refreshing Fernie” (Globe and Mail)

Camping California’s Coast
– “California Coasting” (NYT)

Chiang Mai
– “Dazzling, dizzying Chiang Mai” (LA Times)

Disney World in One Day
– “It’s A Ginormous World After All” (SF Chronicle)

Gujarat’s Beach Island
– “Love me Diu” (Sydney Morning Herald)

San Francisco
– “Lombard Street, San Francisco, Begins to Shine” (NYT)

Utah Skiing
– “Utah’s Epic Ride” (NYT)

Da Vinci Code tourism, Yea or Nay?
– Eh: “On the trail of The Da Vinci Code”
– Non: “Da Vinci profitability is a code well cracked”

Destinations “preserved in amber” (to quote the NYT’s questionable piece on travel to Burma):
– “Treading Lightly on the Road to Mandalay”
– “Mideast treasure no longer hidden” (Oman)
– “Bratislava: Discovering Time Travel in Slovakia’s Capital”

Off the beaten track close to home:
– “London: It takes a village”
– “Wild Country” (Newfoundland)

Arty travel, with the Globe and Mail picking up the ever-popular “7 Wonders” meme:
– “7 wonders of the world: Art”
– “Five ‘Don’t Miss’ Shows This Summer“