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Around the world by luxury train: This 59-day adventure passes through 12 countries - euronews.com - France - Italy - South Africa - state Louisiana - Canada - city Rome - Singapore - Scotland - India - city Istanbul - city Cape Town - city Venice, Italy - Malaysia - county Falls - Zimbabwe - city Bucharest - city Budapest - city Jaipur - city Vancouver - city Delhi, India - Victoria, county Falls
euronews.com
25.10.2024 / 12:47

Around the world by luxury train: This 59-day adventure passes through 12 countries

Have you ever wanted to travel around the world by train, but in ultimate luxury rather than in cramped couchettes?

How Mobile Payments Are Evolving from a Pandemic Fix to Travel Game-Changer - skift.com - city Berlin - Italy - China - Thailand
skift.com
25.10.2024 / 03:21

How Mobile Payments Are Evolving from a Pandemic Fix to Travel Game-Changer

The rebound of global travel in 2024 has been accompanied by the demand for seamless, cashless transactions. Alipay+, Ant International’s cross-border mobile payment and digitalization service, has seen its transaction volumes triple this year.

Reims, Girona, Brescia: Top detour destinations where you won’t be adding to overtourism - euronews.com - France - Italy - city Paris - city Milan - county Alpine
euronews.com
19.10.2024 / 17:03

Reims, Girona, Brescia: Top detour destinations where you won’t be adding to overtourism

Did you know that 63 per cent of travellers say they are likely to visit a lesser-known, less crowded destination on their next trip?

Our Boundless Love for Big Sur May Be Killing It - nytimes.com - county Hot Spring - Australia - state California - city Santa - county Santa Cruz
nytimes.com
18.10.2024 / 10:41

Our Boundless Love for Big Sur May Be Killing It

The 70 miles of California coastline that makes up the unincorporated area of Big Sur has a storied, almost mystical allure, largely thanks to its staggering beauty. With redwood forests, stunning Pacific views, winding rivers and natural hot springs, the area has for decades attracted celebrities, artists and millions of visitors. So many visitors in fact, that these days, Kirk Gafill, the president of the Big Sur Chamber of Commerce, estimates that 90 percent of the local economy is tourism-dependent.

11 First Nations-Led Experiences for Uncovering the Real Australia - cntraveler.com - Australia - county Real
cntraveler.com
16.10.2024 / 16:09

11 First Nations-Led Experiences for Uncovering the Real Australia

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this story may contain names and depictions of Indigenous individuals who have since passed.

Pizza lover? From London to Madrid, here’s where to find Europe’s best slices outside of Italy - euronews.com - city European - Italy - Japan - Britain - New York - city London - city New York - city Copenhagen - city Philadelphia - city Chicago - city Rome - county Florence - city Tokyo - city Madrid - city Moscow - city Brussels - city Milan - city Naples, Italy
euronews.com
16.10.2024 / 00:55

Pizza lover? From London to Madrid, here’s where to find Europe’s best slices outside of Italy

Pizza is first and foremost one of Italy’s trademarks - but the dish has become a firm favourite around the world. 

Four Award-Winning Female Travelers Share Their Favorite Solo Travel Destinations - travelpulse.com - Spain - Norway - Denmark - Finland - Italy - Usa - Ecuador
travelpulse.com
15.10.2024 / 22:25

Four Award-Winning Female Travelers Share Their Favorite Solo Travel Destinations

While women have been traveling the world on their own for decades (centuries, really), a 2024 report from Booking.com reveals that solo travel is surging this year, in particular.The booking engine says 54 percent of women are embracing solo journeys.A separate report from Road Scholar, which offers educational travel for older adults, says up to 85 percent of the company’s tour participants that travel solo are women. These reports underscore what plenty of female travelers have long known: Solo women travelers are a force to be reckoned with. Write us off at your own peril.Within the travel industry itself, there are a number of high-profile solo female travelers who are constantly serving up an inspiring look at what it’s like to be a woman exploring the world boldly - doing so with comfort, ease, and a level sheer joy that’s contagious.So, rather than publish another staid round-up of destinations that might be worth considering if you’re a woman traveling alone, we asked a handful of these fearless, globetrotting women what their favorite destinations are to explore solo and why.Consider this your insider’s destination guide, curated by a handful of women who, collectively, have visited nearly every corner of the globe and have done so with abandon.

I bunked with 3 strangers in a shared cabin on an overnight train in Europe. It was bumpy, cramped, and I wouldn't do it again. - insider.com - Austria - Italy - city Venice, Italy - city Vienna
insider.com
14.10.2024 / 21:12

I bunked with 3 strangers in a shared cabin on an overnight train in Europe. It was bumpy, cramped, and I wouldn't do it again.

In October 2022, during a two-week trip through four European countries, I spent 11 hours bunking with three strangers in an overnight sleeper train from Vienna, Austria, to Venice, Italy.

United Bets on Off-the-Beaten-Path Destinations for Summer 2025 - skift.com - Spain - Italy - Usa - South Africa - San Francisco - city Chicago - city Rome - city Newark - city Madrid - city Venice - city Cape Town - Greenland - Mongolia - Athens
skift.com
14.10.2024 / 20:57

United Bets on Off-the-Beaten-Path Destinations for Summer 2025

Paris, Rome and Madrid might be what comes to mind when planning a summer vacation. But what about a trip to the capital of Mongolia?

Rome wants to charge tourists to visit the Trevi Fountain - here’s why - euronews.com - Italy - city Rome - city Venice - city Eternal - Vatican
euronews.com
14.10.2024 / 16:57

Rome wants to charge tourists to visit the Trevi Fountain - here’s why

Rome could soon launch a ticketing system to enter one of its most iconic sites.

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