By Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has stated that tourism is one of today’s key driver for…
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By Chere Di Boscio Buenos Aires is internationally renowned for quite a few things: tango, football and steak, for example.…
By Chere Di Boscio Stepping back in time in Cusco is easy. After all, it is the oldest living city…
By Robyn Gravestock An increased awareness in the importance of sustainable tourism has caused more holidaymakers to seek out hotels…
By Chantal Brocca In 1639, three young Augustinian nuns pursued a perilous voyage across the Atlantic Ocean on the orders…
By Kasia Dietz Visitors to Paris have a long list of ‘must sees’ to enjoy – the Louvre, the Eiffel…
By Daniela Christiansson I love London. The diversity of the people, the huge open parks, and the palpable buzz make…
By Arwa Lodhi Of all the people in the world, it seems those in the Arabian Gulf region are the…
By Courtney Yalen Ahh, Morocco – the land of Argan oil, black soap, mint tea and some of the most…
By Frances Stacey As we have become more eco-conscious as a society, travelling becomes trickier. Nowadays it’s common to hop…
By Arwa Lodhi Smoking in public, chewing gum, spitting in public, and littering – these are just a few of…
By Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi When you think of la Serenissima (Italian for “the most serene”), the history and enchantment is…
By Katrine Carstens There’s no question that the adage ‘war is hell’ is absolutely true. Like many other cities in…
By Chere Di Boscio In my own personal experience, Paris is officially the world’s most boring city at New Year’s…
By Chere Di Boscio It’s arguably London’s most fashionable neighbourhood, whose residents have included Kate Moss, Noel Gallagher, Russell Brand,…
By Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi Although eco-tourism is usually associated with visiting areas of endangered natural flora and fauna, sustainable cities…
By Chere Di Boscio When you think of Orange County, California, the first things that probably pop into mind are…
By Chere Di Boscio One company has been annoying the hotel and real estate industries greatly by allowing travellers to…
By Katrine Carstens For a city so full of diversity, London has very few eco-accommodation options indeed. Eluxe Magazine has…
By Kaitlyn Davis It’s that time of year, when the glitterati gather in the south of France for the world’s…
By Diane Small It may be best known for its smog, overcrowding and pollution, but Beijing is trying to turn…
By Chere Di Boscio What defines excellence in a hotel? Some would say it’s the service. Others would say it’s…
By Katrine Carstens Once a prime engine of the English empire, Glasgow spiralled into grime and despair as the glory…