Category: Travel News
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Culinary Odyssey Along Lisbon Coast: Gastronomic Treasures Unveiled
Embarking on a culinary journey along the picturesque Lisbon coast reveals a tapestry of rich experiences awaiting travelers. Nestled within the stunning landscapes of Cascais, Estoril, and Sintra lies a treasure trove of delights, from regal palaces to the finest Portuguese gastronomy. Lonely Planet Pocket Lisbon: Detailed Itineraries | Travel Like a Local | Insider…
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Seoul to Host 2026 Virtuoso Symposium, Elevating Luxury Travel
Virtuoso has chosen Seoul, South Korea as the host city for its 2026 Symposium, set to take place from April 15 to 19, 2026. The event will bring together around 400 influential travel executives from over 35 countries to engage in strategic networking, business development, and immersive exploration in one of Asia’s dynamic destinations. Lonely…
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Airbnb Redefines Global Travel with Personalized Experiences and Services
Airbnb has reshaped global travel in cities like San Francisco, New York, Tokyo, Paris, and beyond with a range of new services, experiences, and a revamped app. This transformation goes beyond mere rentals, offering premium services like in-home chefs and mobile spa treatments that compete with traditional hotels in comfort and exceed them in personalization.…
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Australian Consultant Reveals High-Stakes Case of Cocaine Smuggler
Australian consultant John McLeod, with 15 years of experience in Indonesia’s legal system, has shed light on the case of alleged cocaine smuggler Lamar Ahchee, highlighting the grave consequences he faces. Lonely Planet Pocket Bali | $16.09 McLeod emphasized that Ahchee, accused of importing 1.7kg of cocaine, could potentially face a lengthy prison sentence or…
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French Court Blocks Telegram Co-Founder from Oslo Freedom Forum
A French court has blocked Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov from attending the Oslo Freedom Forum in person this year. Despite the travel ban, Durov will deliver his keynote speech remotely via livestream, as confirmed by the Human Rights Foundation (HRF). Lonely Planet Pocket Oslo | $16.09 The Oslo Freedom Forum, organized by the HRF, aims…
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Kuala Lumpur Ranks Among Top Asian Cities for Slow Travel
Kuala Lumpur has recently been recognized as one of Asia’s top cities for slow travel, a trend that prioritizes meaningful experiences over rushed itineraries. Agoda’s ranking placed KL eighth among the continent’s most sought-after destinations for leisurely holidays, showcasing a shift towards immersive travel experiences. Lonely Planet Pocket Kuala Lumpur & Melaka | $15.39 Slow…
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ROKI Collection: Queenstown’s Ultimate Ultra-Luxury Resort Opening 2025
Queenstown, known for its stunning landscapes and adventure activities, is soon to welcome a new addition to its luxury accommodation scene – the ROKI Collection. This exclusive resort promises unparalleled ultra-luxury hospitality, set to redefine the standards of opulence in New Zealand. Queenstown Travel Guide 2025: An Essential Guide to a Memorable Trips Ever |…
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Culinary Renaissance in Florence’s Numeroventi Sparks Creative Collaboration
In Florence, a city steeped in history and tradition, Martino di Napoli Rampolla is leading a culinary renaissance at his family’s 500-year-old palazzo, now home to Numeroventi — a vibrant creative hub where artists and chefs converge to innovate and collaborate. DK Top 10 Florence and Tuscany | $19.99 Originally established as a residency for…
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Egypt’s Tourism Booms with Grand Museum Opening and Luxury Hotel
Egypt’s tourism industry is on the rise, with nearly 16 million visitors last year, establishing itself as a burgeoning travel destination. This surge precedes the highly anticipated opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, the world’s largest museum dedicated to a single civilization. Set to open officially this July, the museum will span 490,000…
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New Paris to Berlin Train Cuts Travel Time
Traveling from Paris to Berlin by train has become significantly faster, cutting the journey time by five hours. The new direct daytime route, passing through scenic landscapes from vineyards to forests, offers a refreshing alternative to flying between the two European capitals. The service, launched by Germany’s Deutsche Bahn and France’s SNCF, aims to enhance…