These 10 Commandments of Cruising are those unspoken rules cruisers pick up over time. They’re the little things that keep cruise life easier, help avoid unnecessary headaches, and save you from awkward moments on board. They remind us to be respectful of fellow passengers and the crew who make it all happen. Pin I thought…
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Delft is a gorgeous town located between The Hague and Rotterdam, roughly an hour by train or car from Amsterdam. Despite its small size, Delft is an important historic and cultural centre in the Netherlands. The birthplace of Johannes Vermeer, one of the Dutch masters, Delft is also the final resting place of the Dutch…
Barcelona is not only the city where you can find delicious tapas, incredible beaches and monuments by the famous architect Gaudí. It is also the place where numerous green corners are waiting for you to discover them. Beyond the busy streets and famous landscapes, the city is home to secret gardens full of history and…
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This is a Google Maps track of the Fishermen´s Trail and can be used on a mobile phone for navigation. We created this map following the trail markers with a GPS device. The link can only be opened while online (with Wi-Fi or data), but navigation on the track works even when offline. Click on…
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Source Life as a digital nomad means you are incredibly adept at navigating the terrain of the world, both metaphorically and literally. That digital savvy comes in handy, particularly when you’re missing friends from all around the world and you just want them to come by for a weekend, or there’s a major life event…
Throughout the modern age of tourism, tour operators have built most tours around Rome, Florence and Venice, and there are good reasons for that. Those three cities have thousands of years of rich culture and history packed into tight clusters. The Big Three were independent city states of major importance for many centuries before Italy…
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Let’s be real… while everyone flocks to Europe’s beaches in July and August, savvy travelers know that October is where the real magic happens. It’s officially shoulder season! That sweet spot where the scorching summer heat has mellowed, the peak-season hordes have retreated, and your budget breathes a sigh of relief with more reasonable flights…
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Planning your first international trip can feel like solving a puzzle with constantly changing pieces. After helping countless travelers navigate everything from visa applications to currency exchange, I’ve learned that success comes down to one thing: starting early and being systematic about the details. Whether you’re heading to Europe for two weeks or backpacking through…
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Vienna was one of those cities I’d always wanted to see – elegant, cultural, full of history, music, and charm. When I finally made it, I discovered that Austria’s capital is just as impressive as everyone says, but also full of surprises. In this article, I’m sharing my best Vienna travel tips for first-time visitors…
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This is a guest post by Anna Larsen, a Scandinavian travel writer with a passion for exploring Norway’s dramatic landscapes. She specializes in curating guides to hidden gems and iconic sights across the Nordic region. Norway’s fjords will undeniably take your breath away. These sceneries combine dramatic cliffs, glistening waters, and charming villages. Whether you’re…
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