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Their Rooftop Photos Are Stunning. Their Subculture Has Its Critics. - nytimes.com - France - China - Hong Kong - city Hong Kong - Russia - city Dubai
nytimes.com
05.08.2023 / 13:21

Their Rooftop Photos Are Stunning. Their Subculture Has Its Critics.

Remi Lucidi, a sergeant in the French Army, died far from a battlefield. His body was found last week aside a Hong Kong skyscraper where he had been spotted near the rooftop.

Simple pleasures: great getaways on the Isle of Wight - theguardian.com - Usa - county Garden - city Dublin - county Isle Of Wight - county Quay - county Southampton - county Medina - county Newport
theguardian.com
04.08.2023 / 17:51

Simple pleasures: great getaways on the Isle of Wight

If picturesque cycling, coastal walks and simple seaside pleasures float your boat, make the Isle of Wight your first port of call. Home to Queen Victoria’s summer retreat, Osborne House, the island has 20 beaches and a series of unspoilt coves. A network of cycle and walking trails covers 17 miles of coastline and countryside. Famous for the Cowes sailing regatta in July and August, the 147-square-mile island also offers every water sport going, from kayak surfing and windsurfing to paddle-boarding and parasailing.

A viral TikTok shows airplane seats that face each other and viewers are horrified: 'New fear unlocked' - insider.com - France - Sweden
insider.com
01.08.2023 / 15:19

A viral TikTok shows airplane seats that face each other and viewers are horrified: 'New fear unlocked'

There are certain things that passengers have come to expect while traveling by plane: long security lines, a small treat after takeoff (if you're lucky), and seats that face forward. 

24 of the most horrifying things tourists have done recently - insider.com
insider.com
01.08.2023 / 15:19

24 of the most horrifying things tourists have done recently

Tourists are often considered an obnoxious and intrusive bunch, but some are so bad they make international headlines.

It’s Been a Hellish Summer for the Mediterranean. And It’s Not Over. - nytimes.com - Greece - Italy - county Island
nytimes.com
29.07.2023 / 11:35

It’s Been a Hellish Summer for the Mediterranean. And It’s Not Over.

As a family sat vigil over a coffin containing the body of an elderly relative, the wooded hills around their apartment building in Palermo burned from wildfires. Winds blew the blazes closer, torching cars, dumpsters, sheds and electricity poles. Then the flames licked the apartment building, forcing its inhabitants to flee.

Overtourism Is on the Rise: Here’s Where You Should Go Instead - smartertravel.com - city Amsterdam - France - Italy - county Florence - Peru - city Venice - Cambodia - city Santorini
smartertravel.com
27.07.2023 / 18:19

Overtourism Is on the Rise: Here’s Where You Should Go Instead

Last year when Italy’s Cinque Terre decided to limit the amount of tourists that visit each year, overtourism once again came to the forefront of many people’s travel plans. While other popular landmarks and cities also had tourist caps or were exploring crowd-limiting options, iconic Cinque Terre’s cap has gained a lot of attention, and is part of a rising trend.

A Mexican Craft Brewery Where You Can Spend the Night - nytimes.com - Spain - city Berlin - France - Greece - Italy - city Paris - Usa - New York - Mexico - city Chicago - city Mexico
nytimes.com
27.07.2023 / 13:21

A Mexican Craft Brewery Where You Can Spend the Night

Seen from the outside, Red Jane, a new bakery in the center of Chania, a Greek port city on the island of Crete, looks like a Berlin nightclub, with no obvious sign and a concrete facade covered in graffiti. Inside, it might pass for a New York boutique: There are Italian tiles on the floor and an exposed-brick ceiling and on a long red marble counter, lit by minimalist pendant lamps, pastries are laid out like jewels in a glass vitrine. Owned by Nikos Tsepetis, the hotelier behind the nearby beach resort Ammos (a favorite of the art and design crowd), the space is the first fully realized interiors project overseen by the London-based lighting and furniture designer Michael Anastassiades. Eyal Schwartz, the former head baker and co-owner of London’s E5 Bakehouse, created the menu. On its opening day this month, Red Jane sold out of its chocolate-filled croissants, koulouri (Greek sesame-topped bagels) and baklava swirls by noon. Locals lingered for an hour after, despite the fact that Tsepetis and Anastassiades designed the space without tables.

Liv Cycling Hosts Tour De France Femmes Avec Zwift Watch Parties Worldwide - forbes.com - France
forbes.com
26.07.2023 / 02:13

Liv Cycling Hosts Tour De France Femmes Avec Zwift Watch Parties Worldwide

Liv Cycling, official partner of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift and sponsor of the white jersey for the “Best Young Rider Classification” is hosting a global series of watch parties to get more viewers engage with the race, now in its second year. Founded in 2008 by Giant executive Bonnie Tu as part of the Giant Group, Liv is the only comprehensive cycling brand in the world dedicated solely to women. Liv’s sponsorship of the race aligns with the brand’s mission to empower all riders, from beginners to pros, and to get more women and girls on bikes. The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is an inspiring showcase of the awesome athleticism of some of the world’s best cyclists.

What Travel Bans Mean for the Australians Who Needed Tourism After Summer Bushfires - matadornetwork.com - Australia - New York
matadornetwork.com
25.07.2023 / 10:38

What Travel Bans Mean for the Australians Who Needed Tourism After Summer Bushfires

Australia started to recover from devastating summer bushfires only a month ago, leaving behind a landscape that led The New York Times to proclaim “The End of Australia as We Know It.” Many spent the hot summer indoors, unable to go outside due to the hazardous smoke that filled central business districts and country towns. Brave firefighters battled the flames trying to protect homes rather than enjoying Christmas with their families. When the rain eventually came, it provided much-needed relief. But with the rain also came flooding for some towns that could ill afford more bad luck.

The Palmito Hotel in Biarritz, France, Is a Boutique Hostel for Every Age - matadornetwork.com - Spain - France - Taiwan
matadornetwork.com
25.07.2023 / 10:38

The Palmito Hotel in Biarritz, France, Is a Boutique Hostel for Every Age

We hope you love the Palmito hotel! Just so you know, Matador may collect a small commission from the links on this page if you decide to book a stay. Listed prices are accurate as of the time of publication.

Soaring temperatures may signal the decline of summer holidays to the Mediterranean - theguardian.com - Spain - Czech Republic - Denmark - France - Greece - Italy - Ireland - Bulgaria - city Barcelona - region Mediterranean
theguardian.com
21.07.2023 / 13:59

Soaring temperatures may signal the decline of summer holidays to the Mediterranean

Repeated heatwaves and growing fears about the climate crisis may spell the beginning of the end for the Mediterranean as a holiday destination, according to a report published by the European Travel Commission.

Golden Bay, New Zealand: A serious alternative to Abel Tasman National Park - roughguides.com - Netherlands - New Zealand - county Park - state Oregon - county Bay - county Nelson
roughguides.com
21.07.2023 / 08:51

Golden Bay, New Zealand: A serious alternative to Abel Tasman National Park

At the far north of New Zealand’s South Island, visitors flock to the Nelson Tasman region to hike and kayak in spectacular Abel Tasman National Park. The turquoise waters and sheltered bays of this protected coastline are undeniably beautiful, but increased visitor numbers in New Zealand's smallest national park are putting pressure on infrastructure – particularly along the popular 60-kilometre Abel Tasman Coastal Track. Just beyond Abel Tasman’s northern rocky headland, peaceful Golden Bay sees a fraction of the park’s visitors.

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