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The new international bridge planned between Spain and Portugal will reduce travel distance by 85 kilometers, saving approximately one hour between the two countries.
Feeling dizzy, experiencing a rapid heartbeat, or even fainting in front of a work of art is not an exaggeration: Stendhal syndrome describes a real reaction to emotional overload triggered by intense beauty in museums, churches, or historic cities.
Travelling to Capri? There are new rules on the streets of the Italian island. The aim? To put an end to persistent approaches in the streets and ensure a calmer experience for tourists and residents alike.
Guatemala’s top tourist attraction is a spectacular national park located in the north of the country. It is one of the few UNESCO sites designated as both a Natural and Cultural World Heritage Site.
A new travel trend is redefining vacations: prioritizing the sea over packed itineraries. A global study reveals the destinations with the best conditions for swimming year-round.
Ezeiza is being transformed through a partnership between SportClub and Aeropuertos Argentina that is redefining the travel experience with pools, strength training, and sustainability — a unique option for travelers who value fitness and wellness.
Old and unused crockery still kicking about in those cobwebbed cupboards? Well, here are some crafty ways to get some extra use out of them.
Tuscany is a land of stunning landscapes and great artistic talent. Here, art and nature come together to create a unique place where imagination has no limits.
The seaside gem of our country is competing at the highest level in pursuit of an ambitious international recognition as a beach destination: it will face locations such as Rio de Janeiro, the Galápagos Islands, and San Andrés, among others.
Anyone traveling by train through this vast land watches the daily life of the subcontinent pass by like a movie. A railway network spanning more than 67,000 kilometers opens up almost endless possibilities.
The Italian city, one of the most visited in the world, is strengthening its controversial access fee with more days of application and adjustments to the system. The measure aims to curb overtourism and preserve its fragile balance.