Venice reintroduces an entry fee for day-trippers to manage crowds and protect its cultural essence. The charge aims to filter visitors and provide financial support amid gondola congestion. QR codes provide exemptions.
Explore Congo's Odzala-Kokoua National Park: gorillas, eco-lodges (Ngaga, Lango, Mboko), and Kamba's conservation efforts. Experience raw African wildlife and sustainable tourism in the jungle.
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Travel influencer Keri faces backlash for criticizing lack of authenticity and too many American tourists in a charming Italian town. Accusations of being 'out of touch' arise.
Farm life doesn't get more comfortable than this, and while the kids were most excited about the animals and the opportunity to roam free in the countryside, I enjoyed prepping locally grown veg in our cabin kitchen and sipping on wine from neighbouring vineyards.
When asked about potential markets Volotea is eyeing, Muñoz said he could not reveal specifics, but did say that he and his team had met with representatives at some 100 airports during the Routes Europe event.
In the historic city of Santo Domingo â its Zona Colonial is in fact the oldest European settlement in the Americas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site â exploring whatâs old is the thing to do, especially with thinner crowds and better deals this time of year.
Our adventure started in Luxor, where we embarked on the Yalla Nile, which is a 50-metre masterpiece that exudes timeless elegance, blending traditional Egyptian craftsmanship with modern luxury.
In a Reddit post titled âWe donât deserve good things,â an anonymous passenger aboard an Indian Railways train revealed the disturbing behavior of another traveler who kicked their feet up on the tray tables.
To fire your children up for future visits to the Royal Opera House, the English National Ballet School students will fill the Peacock Theatre stage to dance their way through a shortened, child-friendly version of Tchaikovskyâs classic.
Ensconced in 3,000 acres of parkland, with trails amid ancient oaks, teens can dump the grump and get stuck into archery, axe-throwing or falconry, thereâs a fleet of adorable pistachio mini Landies for wee petrolheads or a chance to go on a foraging frenzy to gather wild fruits and vegetables; even eight-year-olds more used to saying âyuckâ will be tucking into borage and edible flowers straight from the forest floor.
Grace Hale, 20, from Dallas, Texas, gave herself a fake pregnancy bump -- by tucking her makeup bag and jackets under her shirt to avoid extra baggage fees on a recent flight from London to Edinburgh.
