Astro-Tourism: Travel to See the Stars
How were your last vacations? Maybe you basked on sun-soaked beaches with a cold beer in hand, or perhaps you explored the bustling streets of a big city, soaking in…
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Luxury on Wheels: Rediscover the Romance of Train Adventures
Have you ever dreamt of falling asleep to the rhythm of the rails and waking up to a new, breathtaking landscape? If so, you’re in for a treat. Sleeper trains…
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BROWNIES AND DOWNIES: CAFÉ WITH A PURPOSE
What Is It? Brownies and Downies is a unique chain of cafés dedicated to providing meaningful employment to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. With convenient locations worldwide, these cafés…
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The Darwin Ecosystem: Bordeaux’s Hidden Gem
What Is It? Situated on the right bank of the Garonne River, Darwin is a gastronomic, cultural, and social paradise that breathes new life into a 19th-century military barracks. Today,…
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Mil: A Culinary Adventure
What is it? Mil is a gastronomic wonder situated at an impressive altitude of nearly 12,000 feet in Peru’s Sacred Valley, created by Michelin-starred chef Virgilio Martínez. This unique Peruvian…
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La Montaña Mágica
What is it? “La Montaña Mágica” (The Magical Mountain) is a trendy luxury eco-tourism destination in the Chilean reservoir of Huilo Huilo. If you want to spend the night in…
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Bolivia’s Game Changer: Sabor Clandestino
What is it? 9 years ago, in the vibrant city of La Paz, Bolivia, a group of irreverent cookers was born and immediately decided to maintain anonymity because of the…
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Orange is the new Cool
Hey, fellow explorers! Get ready for an exciting journey. We’re diving into ‘cool touch points’ that make travel unforgettable. First stop: Georgia, my cherished homeland. Join us as we uncover…
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Venice gets salty
We all know Venice because of its waters. The Venetians live on, through and with the waters. For a long time, these waters have served as a source of income…
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Indoor Urban Farming
What is it? Nowadays, more and more people tend to live busy lives in big cities, relying on supermarkets and local farmers for food supply. Meanwhile, those who live simply…
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