Tourism and travel guide about destinations, attractions, tips, activities.
Recently, the Greek islands are becoming more popular; With its deep blue sea, beautiful beaches, architecture, delicious food and especially entertainment, it impresses. Here is what we can’t forget from the tour of the Greek islands that we did by cruise ship…
Greek Islands: Oh, I wish I was on that ship Read More
Concerned that cities and tourist sites are becoming overcrowded, the Dutch Ministry of Tourism will stop active promotion of the country. The annual number of tourists visiting the country is expected to rise from 19 million to 29 million in the next 10 years. However, the Dutch authorities do not find it very positive.
The Netherlands will stop promoting the country Read More
Would you like to go to a village next to the center of Amsterdam and find yourself in that village in a dream or in the fairy tales we dreamed of when we were little? If your answer is “Yes işte, here is my fairytale village Giethoorn travel guide.
Giethoorn: The fairy-tale village of the Netherlands Read More
Thessaloniki, the second largest city in Greece, can be reached either by plane or by your own car. This beautiful city made us feel as if we have been living on this blue and white coastline for years. We are going to the old Ottoman city where Atatürk was born, named after Thessalonike, brother of Alexander the Great. Here is a travel guide to Thessaloniki…
The most beautiful international route of Thessaloniki Read More
In the mid-1900s, Havana twinkled with thousands of technicolour tubes of neon. The city’s glitterati flocked to grand theatres glowing with multi-coloured facades. Bars thrumming with jukebox tunes beckoned Habaneros inside with flashing signs. And on the city streets, the seductive curves and chrome of American-made cars glinted in the neon-lit night. Havana was a city shining in decadence, culture and art.
The dazzling new makeover of Havana streets Read More
I just traveled to five countries in Europe in two weeks. That might sound like a lot, but in Europe, people do it all the time! For most US-Americans, one of the biggest barriers to international travel is our relatively small amount of vacation time. If you only get 2-3 weeks of vacation from work (which is the unfortunate standard for many of us), using that time to travel across the pond to visit one place can seem like a waste.
How to get the most out of two weeks in Europe Read More
Once sleepy and conservative, Chile’s capital and largest city is now one of the world’s most up-and-coming destinations. The change has come to Santiago in recent years as better freeways have made transportation throughout the country easier, allowing new infusions of art, culture and food to permeate the capital.
Welcome to Santiago, Chile’s affordable green capital Read More
Despite being one of Europe’s smallest capital cities, the lively Icelandic hotspot offers all the cultural perks of a much larger place. With just 200,000 residents, Reykjavík ranks as one of Europe’s smallest capital cities. But when Iceland’s total population only hovers around 300,000, it makes sense that the capital is known as the “big city” and offers all the cultural perks of a much larger place.
Living in Reykjavik, a tiny capital with big city perks Read More
Catch a glimpse of Indonesia’s bewitching attractions without having to put on your shoes and discover the ultimate destination that matches your soul. So go ahead and steal a glance at your ideal holiday.
Planning your trip to Indonesia Read More
After years of being botched, New York’s classic cocktail is back, thanks to the revival of rye whiskey, bitters and bartenders who can put creative spins on the classic.
The Manhattan mistake most people make Read More