Although Joseph Léopold advertises Gamping.com as an original idea, Victoria Webbon’s CampInMyGarden.com was there first.
Budapest’s Sziget Festival 2014 Celebrates Berlin
The popular Sziget Festival opens its gates on August 11, 2014, becoming one of the main reasons for you to visit Budapest this Summer.
Rosewood Hotels & Resorts to Open Rosewood at Baha Mar in December
Guests who reserve their stay through a Virtuoso travel adviser will enjoy a luxury package with free breakfast for two, and $200 Sense® spa credit.
SIGNAL: Prague dressed up in Light
A fascinating light and motion festival takes place in Prague, from the 16th till the 19th of October, at Čertovka.
Mamaison Hotels Receive 10 TripAdvisor 2014 Awards
From Prague to Moscow, from Bratislava to Ostrava, and finally on to Budapest and Warsaw, all Mamaison Hotels and Residences have won TripAdvisor awards this year.
Waldorf Astoria Opens a Luxury Hotel in Amsterdam
A new luxury hotel, Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam, opened on May 1st, 2014. The hotel offers 93 elegant rooms, lofts and suites with spectacular views of the Herengracht canals.
Picture of the Week: Falasarna
Falasarna (Φαλάσαρνα), an ancient harbor dating from circa 333 BC, is today an agricultural area, known for its olive groves and greenhouses cultivating tomatoes, but also for its secluded, peaceful beaches. Falasarna is interesting from an archaeological standpoint as well: there are several areas where excavations are currently ongoing, revealing important structures from the Hellenistic […]
Văcărești Becomes the First Urban Natural Park in Romania
The area surrounding Lake Văcărești in Bucharest, a 183 hectares stretch of green, has been declared by the Romanian government a protected area of national interest, and named Văcăreşti Natural Park. The General Council of Bucharest approved the decision on April 29, with a majority of 41 votes and 4 abstentions. This makes Bucharest the […]
Must See in Prague This Week
Prague, always an important cultural destination, has a wealth of interesting programmes for all ages to offer this week. Here are some of the most interesting to attend.
Best Easter Offers and Hotel Deals in Eastern Europe
If you are planning a vacation in the part of the world next week, here are some of the best hotel deals available in some of the most popular Eastern and Central European destinations.
Budapest Soup Festival Kicks Off on Friday
For three days, from Friday 11, till Sunday 13, you can taste authentic Hungarian goulash, vegetable soups, and fisherman’s soup, among local specialties.
Coming Up this May: CEE/CIS Leaders in Hospitality Summit in Warsaw
Warsaw, Poland, will host this May the Leaders in Hospitality Summit, where prestigious hoteliers will discuss the future of the hospitality industry in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. According to news cited by Hospitality.net, the leaders debating at this summit will be Dr. Andreas Karsten-CEO, Vienna International Hotelmanagment AG, Ivona […]
Crimean Minister of Tourism: “Do not believe the reports alleging that we have tanks here”
Reports alleging that Crimea is not safe for vacationers are untrue, the Crimean Minister for Resorts and Tourism Yelena Yurchenko announced on Friday. Crimea is ready for 6 million tourists this season.
Animated Infographic Shows Why Romania Is a Cool Travel Destination
Bucharest, the Capital of Romania, is considered by Slate.fr one of the coolest destinations in Europe, but the country is equally fasinating. There are 7 UNESCO World Heritage sites to explore, one of the best mountain diving roads in Europe, the 3rd largest biodiversity in the world in its Danube Delta, and the list could […]
Princess Cruises Ad Campaign Shows How Cruising Can Enrich Lives
Princess Cruises returns to TV and radio advertising, with a fresh campaign, that suggests that cruising can transform and enrich travelers’ lives.
Planning the Perfect Aussie Road Trip
Comprised of nearly eight million kilometers, to say Australia is big is an understatement. In certain spots, areas the sizes of small countries are completely uninhabited and a person can drive for days without coming across a single soul. This raw expansiveness is what is both intimidating and enthralling about the world’s smallest continent. Indeed, […]
Mobile Travel Bookings to Reach $39.5 Million by 2015
Mobile travel bookings counted for only 2% in 2011, but they are expected to reach one quarter of the U.S. online travel market in 2015. Not being prepared to compete on this market is wasted opportunity.
Best Black Friday and Cyber Monday Hotel Deals 2013
It’s that time of the year again, time to plan your shopping schedule for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. If you are looking for good hotel deals, here are the best choices, handpicked by Argophilia Travel News staff, and recommended by our readers on various social media channels. The Trump Hotel Collection offers substantial savings […]
Subway Tickets Cost 30 Squats in Moscow
It may sound like a joke, but it’s not. Instead, this is a marketing strategy to promote the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. Travelers who take time for a brief fitness session in front of a vending machine, will end up paying 30 squats for a train ticket. In other words: keep the train ticket fee […]
Romanian Heritage Railway, Oravita-Anina, May Soon Be History
CFR Calatori continues to cancel trains on this route, instead of figuring out ways to make it profitable by attracting tourists.
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