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Here you’ll find everything from destination guides, gastronomy, and cultural insights to unique events, bucket list experiences, factors that make city X unique or a great place to live, tips on how to support sustainable tourism – and so on. Ranging from in-depth content to straightforward recommendations.
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? 😉
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.
Lisbon’s great restaurant scene is one of many reasons why you’ll like it here. There are several good local options but for some reason, it can still be quite hard to find information about them online. I just spent 3 months in Portugal and left with several favorite places.
Here are my recommendations for those days when you’re in the mood for some authentic Portuguese food.
In summer, Stockholm changes a lot. It’s almost like being in a different city. Everyone wants to be outside all the time. If you’re going to meet up with someone, expect to do so on a “mysig uteservering” (a cozy outdoor restaurant/bar/cafe).
Here are 8 summer restaurants in Stockholm to choose from when you’re in the mood for some alfresco dining. What they all have in common is great food and an ambiance that will make you want to stay for hours.
If you’re based in Faro or Olhão and feel like changing scene for a while, a visit to Armona is a great day excursion.
With its unique island charm, it envelopes a calm bay filled with small fishing boats and cute houses along the (only) main street. This is where you’ll be wanting to take pictures at every turn, to remember that the views were real. You’ll get into island mode straight away.
Here’s how to get from Faro to Armona, and what to do once you’re there.
Latin America offers a great variation when it comes down to gastronomy. After 2 years in the area, I’ve discovered lots of great food destinations, so I compiled a list of some of the best. Hopefully these places will make you as happy as they’ve made me.
I went to South America for the first time in 2008. By now, I’ve visited the majority of the countries on the continent, and, since I’m location-independent, I’ve been fortunate enough to spend more time in each than a typical holiday. Here are 10 of my favorite places to visit in South America.
Uruguay is one of the up and coming destinations in South America. The combination of wine, some of the world’s best meat, beautiful beaches, thermas, welcoming locals, the gaucho culture, and virgin nature, makes it well worth a spot on your list. It has been described as a treasure by CNN travel and tourism grew with more than 30% in 2017 alone.
Here are 7 different places to visit in Uruguay if you have a few weeks to spare.
Wine tastes even better when surrounded by these views. Requena, Spain.
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Wine tastes even better when surrounded by these views. Requena, Spain.
