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Events around the world – from big to small.
While most people visit Ambato for the carnival, there’s so much more to this city. It has something to offer year-round, not just during festival season. Let’s take a closer look at Ambato and see what makes it worth your time.
While most people visit Ambato for the carnival, there’s so much more to this city. It has something to offer year-round, not just during festival season. Let’s take a closer look at Ambato and see what makes it worth your time.
Latin America is happening all-year-around. You could probably attend a unique event somewhere every day.
Ranging from large iconic happenings, to smaller unique celebrations, here are 7 events in Latin America that should be experienced at least once in your life. These are worth a trip and your time, even if you’re based on the other side of the world.
The carnival in Rio is on many bucket lists. My Brazilian friends always make sure to be home for it, and some even say that the year doesn’t really start until the carnival is over.
I went for the first time 2018 and it was one of the best events I’ve ever attended.
Here are some things that can be good to know before coming to Brazil for the carnival, to ensure that you get the most out of what is considered to be the biggest fiesta in the world.
While most people visit Ambato for the carnival, there’s so much more to this city. It has something to offer year-round, not just during festival season. Let’s take a closer look at Ambato and see what makes it worth your time.
Indigenous tourism is on the rise, driven by a growing awareness of the need to preserve and celebrate diverse cultures. Why is it becoming more popular and what does it mean for places, communities, hospitality brands, and travelers?
How to balance visitor numbers is one of the biggest challenges in the hospitality industry. In this guide, we’ll look at how to get started, different best practices, strategies, and mistakes to avoid.
How do you transition to sustainable tourism? These key steps and considerations will guide you. Good for visitors, locals, and the place – what not to like? ?
Sustainable travel is an aspiration for many, but turning it into practice can be trickier. Let’s look at what it actually means, the common challenges of sustainable travel faced by DMOs, brands, and travelers.
Why is it often easy to say but harder to live by, and what we can do to change that?
Thinking about escaping to Mompiche? Here’s why it’s worth it and what to do once you’re here. From pretty beaches to surfing, and local charm. This is what you need to know.
Looking for an authentic base for remote work that isn’t too crowded? Then Bosnia and Herzegovina is a great choice. Last year, I spent a month here as a part of the RECOOPER Project, backed by EU, and loved it! Here’s why and what to do once you’re here.
Whether you’re a food lover, an adventure seeker, or someone who appreciates art and culture, Ecuador’s Cuenca has something to offer everyone.
This guide covers everything you need. From why you should visit Cuenca, where to stay, the best places to eat, where to go out, what to do, and how to best explore the outdoors.
While Baños is a well-known destination, it’s still surprisingly underrated. Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush or a relaxing getaway to recharge, you’ll find it here. In this Baños guide, we’ll introduce you to everything you need to know.
Thinking about visiting Nova Friburgo? Here are tips on where to stay, what to do, how to get around, and make the most of your visit.
While it’s often shadowed by its neighbors Petropolis and Teresópolis, it’s a great place to spend a few days. Let’s explore the history, culture, and lifestyle of Nova Friburgo
A Teresópolis with everything you need to know. A charming town in the heart of Brazil’s mountainous region a short drive from Rio de Janeiro. If you’re into nature, dream views, culture, amazing gastronomy, craft beer, and friendly locals, you’re up for a treat.
Tortugero is a small Caribbean village located in the northeast of Costa Rica. Known for its beautiful national park, abundant wildlife, and picturesque canals. I came here with the idea to spend a few days and ended up spending more than 2 weeks. Sooo charming and relaxing!
Here’s a guide to help you plan your trip to this little paradise.
Finding housing is often one of the biggest challenges for digital nomads.
You’re usually not a long-term tenant, and you’re not a tourist either… you’re stuck in this weird place in between.
Here are my best tips to find affordable accommodation as a digital nomad – after years of full-time travel and having stayed in hundreds of accommodations around the world.
I was based here for 8 months and fell in love with the life quality so much that I added it to my list of places where I can imagine having an apartment one day…
Here are a few reasons to work remotely from the Canary Islands.
While the vibrant coastal city of Natal isn’t unknown, it’s often overlooked due to other well-known Brazilian destinations like Rio and Bahia.
Located in the northeast region of Brazil, Natal is the capital of the state of Rio Grande do Norte and is known for its stunning beaches, rich cultural heritage, and laid-back atmosphere.
Thinking about coming over? Here are 10 reasons to visit Natal.
Wine tastes even better when surrounded by these views. Requena, Spain.
An entrepreneur, marketer, writer, and full-time traveler.
I help destinations and brands within hospitality, lifestyle, and the future of work improve and grow. From identifying the right audience and creating irresistible offers in collaboration with local entrepreneurs to developing sustainable communities where locals and digital nomads/travelers can connect, to specific marketing campaigns.
Always with a focus on strategies that support local communities.
I can’t imagine any greater level of freedom than to be based wherever you want, whenever you want, doing something you really enjoy. Therefore I also help people who would like to design an intentional, location-independent lifestyle to get there with resources.
So far, I’ve visited 50+ countries across all continents, while helping some of the biggest hospitality- and lifestyle brands in the world, as well as smaller start-ups. I’ve inspired thousands of people to experience and live more – and this is only the beginning.
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Wine tastes even better when surrounded by these views. Requena, Spain.
