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2018 Malasaña has been compared to Brooklyn in New York City or Shoreditch in London. Imagine these two areas before they became overpriced tourist traps and hey presto, you get Malasaña.
Malasaña is an eclectic mix. Micro-breweries, outdoor cafés, interior patio restaurants, cycling the quiet streets and vermouth on tap to add an extra layer to the intrigues of the area. The streets are alive, old, new, trendy, mod and square. Amateur...

Go off-the-beaten-path, go off the touristy path and you’ll discover Madrid’s neighbourhoods for vegan food.
Tapas are a good choice, but what do many Americans remember when you mention tapas? Many Americans experience tapas in the US as overpriced, small portioned gastropub grub. If that’s what is said of non-vegan tapas, how is a vegan tapa?...

The Characteristics and Learning Style of Generation Z
Teaching English to generation Z students may require a change in teaching style. In this article we take a look at the challenges facing teachers when teaching Generation Z.
Generations come and go. They all have their unique characteristics, some shared and some not. Generation Z or the Millennials, are no different when it comes to the skills they need to understand English. They are different when it comes to teaching...

Traditionally, Britain scores higher-than-average for arts and culture, for stability and for innovation. And somewhat less well for environmentalism, value for money and cuisine (no huge surprises there).
How Brexit might ultimately affect perceptions of BRAND BRITAIN remains to be seen. But one thing’s certain – it’s no time to fall back on Britain’s national habits of ambivalence and self-deprecation. Brands in general, and British ones in particular...