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Traveling by train is one of the most relaxed, slow paced ways to see the world, especially when there is a little extra luxury added. As a result, there is a renaissance that is natural for railway closures, and demand has skyrocketed, making reservations for the previous year quite early.TaylorMade rail holiday provider Railbookers recently reported a record year, with revenues rising by 30% and bookings for 2025 increased significantly. This is a strong evidence that luxury train travel is back on track. To narrow down many bucket list options, travel enthusiasts have Lovers, while Japan Rail Pass analysts have…

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If you need medical evacuation this summer, we hope you have travel insurance. Here's how to find a policy:Getty Many travelers are asking themselves because of the holiday season around the corner. Do I need travel insurance for my summer trip? Stefany di manno ceccato already knows the answer. But she found a difficult way. A friend on vacation in Mexico suffered serious injuries after breaking his head on a hotel nightstand. “He had to fly to California for treatment, but he cost $75,000,” she says. Travel insurance could have covered all his expenses. Setkato says that now she is…

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The hidden coastal gems in a popular European country have been named “the best” to visit this summer. Located on the Dalmatian coast in northern Croatia, Zadar is the perfect mix of Roman foundations and cutting-edge art installations. Named the perfect place to visit by Outlook Traveller, the city experiences warm weather during the summer. The ancient city, 3,000 years ago, is known for its extraordinary musical waterfront and Adriatic sunsetsonce fascinated Alfred Hitchcock. One of Croatia's most popular tourist attractions is the sea organs, an experimental instrument. Architectural Sound Objects Play Music Ocean waves and tubes under the large…

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A short ferry that runs less than an hour from Athens' bustling Piraeus port is found in Agistri, a lush, lush gem hidden in the Bay of Salonic. Despite its proximity to the Greek capital, this small island feels the world is far apart.With its calm beaches, crystal seas and a unique blend of vibrant nightlife and tranquil scenery, Agistri is one of Greece's finest secrets. Part of the Salonic Islands Group is perfect for weekend escapes and quick day trips, along with well-known neighbors such as Aeginha, Polos, Spets and Hydra. The location is an ideal base for adventures…

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Careers continue to expand their African network. (root)April 26th, 2025 at 6am Victor Shallton Etihad Airways has significantly increased its Africa presence and has significantly boosted Nairobi Services. Starting December 15th, the airline will double flights between Abu Dhabi and Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, increasing its current daily schedule to twice-per-day operations. This development was delayed from its initially planned debut in May of that year following the successful reboot of the route in December 2024. The first flight on December 15th was fully booked. Alik De, Etihad's chief income and commercial officer, commented: “Etihad has long recognized the…

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With two more glorious bank holidays on the horizon, ideas naturally begin to drift into the idea of ​​mini-breaks. But before you open the Skyscanner tab, if one British seaside town contains quiet beaches with stunning coastal walks, one British seaside town has everything.On the southern coast of England, this East Sussex retreat between two popular towns, Hastings and Eastbourne, is famous for its slow pace of life. In the rough, known as the “God's Waiting Room” due to its older population, Bexil-on-Sie is known for its laid back atmosphere and there are no bustling crowds. The Single Beach, which…

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Africa is now more connected than ever. In 2025, several major international airlines launched new routes to major African destinations, signaling new confidence in the travel possibilities of the region. Africa is now more connected than ever. Known for limited direct access and long layovers, aviation landscapes across the continent are changing rapidly. As tourism grows, business ties are strengthening and diaspora communities are seeking smoother travel options, so airlines are stepping up to meet demand. In 2025, several major international airlines launched new routes to major African destinations, signaling new confidence in the travel possibilities of the region. This…

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Pubs are splitting opinions (Image: Agrobacter via Getty Images)Visitors to pubs in idyllic seaside towns may be surprised to find a set of “prehistoric” rules waiting for them. Despite being a fascinating place for a popular coastal holiday, Plowin, in Whitby, North Yorkshire, divides his views into pub guns, from warnings to “avoiding like the plague” to TripAdvisor reviews praise the quiet and friendly atmosphere. Owned by Samuel Smith Brewery, Plow Inn implements strict national policies that include more than just “dog-free” rules. This North Yorkshire facility bans children inside and also bans phones, tablets and laptops unless supervised in…

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This cute Spanish town is often enjoyed by locals, but it is something that Brits do not tend to visit. ExtREMADURA, Trujillo is Spain as you have never seen before, it is untouched and remains under the radar. The historic town offers a calm escape from the touristy coast, attracting Spaniards who prefer reliability over inclusiveness.Located between the borders of Madrid and Portugal, this is an incredible destination for history lovers. Around this magnificent square you can see a palace introducing Spanish history.But the best part of the town is its quiet nature. The mountains of souvenir shops and tourist…

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What was once hailed as a jewel in Albania's coastal crowns has now sparked criticism for pollution, overcrowding and loss of charm. Albanian seaside villages, often called the “Maldives of Europe” due to their white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, face a wave of repulsion from disillusioned tourists who say their former seating paradise has been overwhelmed by garbage and popular tourism.Recent reviews on the Travel Forum draw pictures far from the dreams of turquoise advertised on social media. Instead, visitors describe the landscapes that are increasingly shaped by littered beaches, inadequate facilities and unidentified developments.One reviewer who was…

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