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Spain’s travel and tourism market scrutinized in new research
Spain topped the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index (TTCI) in 2016 due to its blend of cultural and natural resources, exceptional tourism infrastructure, air transport connectivity, and strong policy support. Spain's travel and tourism industry benefited from the easing of fiscal policy and has … social […]
Europe’s best beaches
Frequently named one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Croatia's Zlatni Rat — otherwise known as the Golden Horn or Golden Cape — is a long pebbly beach that stretches out into the Adriatric Sea. Its unusual shape continually changes due to wind […]
Pelješac Bridge – Will It Ever Be Built?
… it will connect the southernmost part of Croatia around Dubrovnik, which is part of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County, with the rest of Croatia. They are currently separated by a short stretch of coastal territory belonging to Bosnia and Herzegovina around the town of Neum, which […]
History is Made: Team Tesla 1st Electric Car Across Sahara, Completes Budapest Bamako Rally
Sixteen days and 8629 kilometres after leaving Budapest, Croatian entrepreneurs Sasa Cvetojevic and Oleg Mastruko, ably assisted by Czech Tomas Kovicka in a Dacia support vehicle, have arrived in Banjul in Gambia, the finish line of this year's Budapest to Bamako Rally. They are driving […]
Bettany Hughes on exploring Greece like the ancients
Starting from Santorini, a centre of maritime travel since the Bronze Age — cases dragging, straw hats on, popping roasted sunflower seeds bought from a harbour boy and piling onto boats piloted with millimetre precision by the ship-loving Greeks — is fundamentally thrilling. In the […]
On the art trail in Athens
A decade ago, the vibe in Athens was very different. Greece's economy was in tatters. Not long after, the country was dealing with the worst refugee crisis in Europe since the Second World War. So the last thing you'd have imagined is that, in 2017, […]
3.5 Billion-Year-Old Fossils Challenge Ideas About Earth’s Start
In the arid, sun-soaked northwest corner of Australia, along the Tropic of Capricorn, the oldest face of Earth is exposed to the sky. Drive through the northern outback for a while, south of Port Hedlund on the coast, and you will come upon hills softened […]
Sisters Queen Margrethe and Queen Anne-Marie make rare joint appearance at “To Greece with …
The two-day conference, attended by people from as far away as Texas, USA, was organised around the British travel writer and freedom fighter in Greece, Patrick Leigh Fermor. Their Majesties heard various lectures, including one from Patrick Leigh Fermor's biographer, Artemis Cooper. The Queen of … […]
The First Thing You Should Do On Your Next Cruise, According to Travel Insiders
And I've dined alfresco at the Belmond Splendido in Positano, Italy, and the Cap Rocat in Mallorca, Spain. Here's the deal: many properties welcome outside guests for a meal, or charge a nominal day fee to use their beach facilities. This way, you can get […]