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Former Hungarian Capital, Székesfehérvár Beckons with Baroque Glamour

Aleksandr Shatskih

Székesfehérvár was the capital of Hungary. Today, the city still stands as one of the largest in the country, boasting numerous Baroque landmarks.

8 years ago

Five Reasons to Visit Borjomi This Summer

Mihaela Lica Butler

Borjomi has always attracted adventure travelers. It has tranquil surroundings perfect for long hikes, but it’s even more appealing for white-water rafting.

8 years ago

Crete’s “We Do Local” Promotes Sustainable Businesses

Aleksandr Shatskih

We Do Local is a Cretan initiative to promote sustainable businesses on the island. They have a strong focus on hospitality and gastronomy, but they also promote local culture.

8 years ago

Estonia’s EU Presidency Spells Opportunities for Tourist Sector

Aleksandr Shatskih

Estonia is ready to lead the Council of the EU over the second half of 2017 and the country prepared a number of events to mark its six-month mandate at the helm of the EU. The country is also set to celebrate the centenary of the Republic in 2018. Estonia will assume the presidency of […]

8 years ago

4 Eastern European Destinations on Lonely Planet’s Best in Europe 2017

Aleksandr Shatskih

Lonely Planet has released its Best in Europe 2017 top 10 and Eastern Europe counts no less than 4 destinations on this prestigious list: Zagreb in Croatia, Northern Montenegro, Moldova, and Pafos in Cyprus.

8 years ago

Armenia’s Cave Village, Old Khndzoresk Beckons with Spectacular Hikes

Mihaela Lica Butler

Old Khndzoresk is one of Armenia’s best destinations for hiking and spelunking. The cave village also reminds of the writing of J. R. R. Tolkien.

8 years ago

TÜRSAB Positive About Tourism in Turkey

Aleksandr Shatskih

TÜRSAB, the Association of Turkish Travel Agencies, is optimistic about the future of the tourism sector in Turkey.

8 years ago

Will Russia End Up a Preferred Indian Destination?

Aleksandr Shatskih

The weak Russian rouble, along with other major world currency depreciations, has created a boom for tourism to selected destinations.

8 years ago

The Winds Off Falasarna

Phil Butler

Driving the dizzy roads of Crete is a marvelous adventure all its own. A road trip to the far west of the island a few years back, it’s a recurring daydream for me. Falasarna, one of Europe’s most famous beaches, is a unique and fascinating spectacle tucked away in a primitive countryside. This is the story of “getting there” with wheels supplied by Sixt Rent-A-Car.

8 years ago

Back to Childhood at the Mud Volcanoes Pâclele Mari

Aleksandr Shatskih

The mud volcanoes at Pâclele Mari are one of Buzau’s (Romania) most interesting attractions. A trip with family and friends turns unforgettable in this literary reportage by Liliana Steffens.

8 years ago

Recollecting the Magic of the South of Crete

Phil Butler

In the early Spring of 2014 my family and our news team headed to Crete for a first visit to see the magic there. Here’s a recap of that adventure.

8 years ago

7 Fun Things To Do With Children in Malá Strana

Aleksandr Shatskih

Malá Strana is a lovely family destination, offering proximity to the Prague Castle complex, as well as museums and several parks.

8 years ago

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