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Kriti Olive Oil From Crete Gains EU PGI Recognition
The European Commission officially granted PGI status to Kriti olive oil in recognition of Crete’s climate, traditions, and legacy.
Old Manali Travel Guide: The Hippie Heart of the Himalayas
Tucked away in the green folds of Himachal Pradesh, Old Manali is the kind of place thatwhispers rather than shouts. It’s not about fast-paced sightseeing or touristy gimmicks. It’s aboutchill vibes, cozy cafes, mountain magic, and a laid-back lifestyle that makes you want to stayforever. If you’re looking for a trip that’s more about feeling […]
PwC Reveals Americans Cut Holiday Spending but Refuse to Skip Travel in 2025
PwC’s 2025 holiday survey shows U.S. consumers slashing gift budgets by 11% but keeping travel and entertainment a priority, with Gen Z and Millennials leading the way.
The Coolest Boat Trips Around the World
Tourists seeking a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty often choose boat trips along the Mediterranean coast.
When Shoes Plot Against Your Suitcase
Packing shoes is chaos—boots eat space, sandals tangle, sneakers hide socks. A witty guide to taming your unruly footwear before your suitcase bursts.
How to Survive the Airport Security Line
From shoeless shuffles to confiscated shampoo, the airport security line is absurd theater. A witty look at how travelers survive the most humiliating ritual of modern travel.
Lovage the Forgotten Green With a Loyal Heart
Lovage is Romania’s most beloved herb, treasured for its bold flavor and deep roots in tradition.
Hydra’s Art Residencies Gamble on Culture and Luxury
Hydra’s Art Residencies is a €119 million project in Plepi aiming to mix art, olive tourism, and luxury villas.
Why Grenoble Is the Overlooked Alpine Spot That Demands Your Attention
Grenoble offers more than a ski stopover—explore its historic streets, vibrant markets, and local culture before heading to the snow in 2025.
A Lesson in Cretan Hospitality
A winter drive in Crete led to a kafeneio with no food — until the owner cooked her own pork cutlets for hungry strangers.
Sitia Breaks Record with World’s Largest Fish Soup
On August 17, Sitia served the world’s largest fish soup, reaffirming its place on Crete’s gastronomic map.
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