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Mexican chef Juan Licerio Alcala, who works at the Grand Velas Los Cabos luxury hotel in Mexico's Cabo San Lucas, has unveiled his latest offering - the world's most expensive taco. The golden taco is only available to the most affluent guests. Just to have a chance to order the taco, customers must already be staying in the hotel's luxury presidential suite and pay a $12,500 deposit. Then, if the well-to-do client still has enough pocket change left, they must pay $25,000 to order the ground-breaking gastronomic experience. While many may scoff at the taco's price, Alcala said the gold taco was worth every penny since it is a totally one-of-a-kind culinary dish featuring the finest ingredients in Mexico and Europe.
One Swiss company is getting ready for the space age with a new pen that is out of this world. With its mechanical art and futuristic design inspired by dreams of exploring the final frontier, the Astrograph pen will have you reaching for the stars, and deep into your pocket book as well. Swiss premium writing tool maker Maison Caran d'Ache and luxury watchmaker MB&F worked together on the rocket ship pen for over 4 years before launch.
Just next to the runways of Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport lies Goussainville, a town stuck in time since its residents abandoned it following the construction of the aerodrome. Today, some brave 300 people remain in the town amid abandonment and noise.
Approximately 30 homeless people live at the Spanish airport. They are probably the most well dressed homeless you will ever see. This is how they manage to secure their stay in Terminal 4.
London, Jun 1 (EFE) .- (Camera: Clàudia Sacrest) London Heathrow airport has assigned Terminal 3 for passengers from countries with a high level of Covid-19 cases, which the United Kingdom kept in "red", to protect travellers from other destinations.FOOTAGE OF HEATHROW'S TERMINAL 3.
Schoenefeld (Germany), Feb 22 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Clemens Bilan) Terminal T5 at Berlin-Brandenburg airport, part of the old Schönefeld airport, about five kilometres from the BER, closed its doors on Monday due to the drop in travellers due to the coronavirus crisis.FOOTAGE OF THE T5.
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