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Would you like to live for a few hours in the heart of the rainforest or in a Mediterranean vineyard, surrounded by hundreds of rare and beautiful plants? Or find out what sustainable energy is while having fun in an amazing place? If yes, the Eden Project is the park in Cornwall that you cannot miss. This place is literally
Fantastic beasts of Yellowstone and where to find them
I'm looking at the map of north-east Yellowstone, while Damiano scans the horizon with his binoculars. It’s late afternoon in the Lamar Valley, and we lurk in the Slough Creek area to see if we spot any animal. All of a sudden, Damiano grabs my arm and, without taking his eyes off the mountain, whispers: "If it is not a
The Norfolk seal pups
We slowly walk on the sand, an icy wind cuts our faces like a knife. The November sky is surprisingly crystal clear here in Norfolk, and the sun is setting west behind the dunes. In the parking lot we have been told that the seals today are resting just a couple of miles away, and we approach them walking along
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read all newsThe exciting Glass Floor Walkaway of the Tower Bridge
The Tower Bridge, for many the most beautiful...
The afternoon tea at the Berkeley Hotel in London
We all know that in the last two...
An evening at the Royal Albert Hall
In that heaven of art, culture and beauty...
Shopping at Fortnum & Mason: the senses hideaway for the afternoon tea lovers
If you are mad about the English afternoon...
Globeteller for a day
10 things to do in Russia if you love nature
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Around the World in 7 playgrounds
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Italian tourists: what they dream, how much they spend, what they do when they travel
Reflecting a widespread trend, also the Italian tourist makes shorter holidays (“staycation”) than before and often opts for a disintermediated reservation (86.4%). He travels mostly by plane (and rarely by train), he likes to discover new places and is quite influenced by VIP or influencers’ vacations choices. This is what...
Hay-on-Wye: the Book Town that teaches us how to manage the cultural tourism
Today we see many regions let down by political blindness, lack of strategy, economic crisis, paralyzed in front of the future, unable to take any step that should be taken to build something different from what it has been so far. But sometimes local miracles happen and they could become...
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Lois Pryce, a solo female traveller riding around the world
Women who travel solo still make the news, even in the third millennium. At an event here in London we met Loice Pryce, and we got literally carried away by her enthusiasm and the power of her travel stories. Lois Pryce at some point in her life felt like trapped, imprisoned...
Benedict Allen: the no-GPS, no-sponsor, no-backup adventurer
He is 57, he is brilliant, interesting, pleasant, and when he speaks you hang on his every word. His name is Benedict Allen and the incredible adventures he had are even difficult to imagine: a writer who literally devoted his life to discovery. He became famous for his minimalist travel...
Andy Ferrario and the top 10 bookshops in Europe
We love Andy. We like her style, we share her passions and admire her work. Andrea Ferrario (@AndyKate) is an Instagrammer based in Milan who was able to create a rather atypical community of followers, in love with fashion and literature. On her profile, a retro mood and a markedly...
Living with wolves and bears next doors in Europe
Despite over the centuries the human beings put a lot...The 5 golden rules of the Wildlife Tourist
There are many people who are really mad about animals....Miniguide to Italian craftsmanship, region by region
Despite the harsh difficulties and the test of time, the...Our tragicomic travel fails
Have you have ever experienced something unexpected during a holiday?...