My Favorite Portuguese Finds and Where to Get them Now that I am Back Home
Published on July 28, 2022
My Favorite Portuguese Finds and Where to Get them Now that I am Back Home By: Margaret Campbell, Sr. Director of Marketing at Mayflower Cruises & Tours All Photos Courtesy of Margaret Campbell Olá! I’m Margaret the Sr. Director of Marketing at Mayflower Cruises & Tours and last November I traveled Portugal for the first […]
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Berlin’s Exhibition Culture is Evolving
Published on July 13, 2022
Berlin’s Exhibition Culture is Evolving Author: Dagmar von Schönfeld, Content Editor & Senior Key Account Manager Culture by visitBerlin In Berlin, art has risen from the walls, transformed itself and conquered new spaces. At the same time our whole world is changing rapidly: digitization, global networking, social upheaval, new perspectives on the past. In order […]
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Fireside Chat with Singapore Tourism Board’s Rachel Loh
Published on June 29, 2022
Fireside Chat with Singapore Tourism Board’s Rachel Loh By: Gina Ng, Vice President, MICE and Leisure Trade, Singapore Tourism Board Americas Located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore is a vibrant, cosmopolitan, English-speaking city state with a rich tapestry of Asia’s cultures and influences weaved together. With its friendly and passionate population, this forward-thinking […]
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Dreamy African Honeymoons with Allure, Passion, Enchantment, Love and Intrigue
Published on June 23, 2022
Dreamy African Honeymoons with Allure, Passion, Enchantment, Love, and Intrigue By: Lion World Travel Africa is celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty and stunning destinations. It also delivers energy, passion, and splendor. The options are endless when it comes to your dream honeymoon in Africa. A mix of adventure and charm, beach time or active […]
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Slovenia – Sustainable Diversity on a Plate
Published on June 8, 2022
Slovenia – Sustainable Diversity on a Plate Slovenia is a Central European pocket-sized country, where short distances speak in its favor and reveal an outstanding diversity which reflects also through gastronomy. Believe it or not, but as many as 24 gastronomic regions and three wine-growing areas with 14 wine-growing districts will welcome you here. But […]
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5 Things to Consider When Shopping for a Travel Insurance Plan
Published on May 24, 2022
5 Things to Consider When Shopping for a Travel Insurance Plan By: Sharon L. Broo, CTA, P&C and L&H Licensed, Vice President, USI Travel Insurance Services It’s 2022 and travel looks a lot different than it did in 2019. As people feel the comfort offered by vaccines and reduced Covid spread, the travel bug is […]
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Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula: Ancient culture waiting to be explored
Published on May 4, 2022
Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula: Ancient culture waiting to be explored By: Jason Z. Cohen of Pleasant Holidays From the pyramids that rise above the remnants of ancient Mesoamerican cities such as Chichen Itza, Coba, Ek Balam and Tulum, to the cenotes that lie underfoot, Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula to this day reflects the continuing influence of the […]
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Discover Italy’s New UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Published on April 26, 2022
Discover Italy’s New UNESCO World Heritage Sites By: Susan Van Allen Extraordinary destinations for travelers are added every year to UNESCO’s World Heritage List. In 2021, three of the new sites selected were in Italy, bringing Italy’s World Heritage Site total to 58—the most of any country in the world. While many of Italy’s UNESCO […]
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Spain’s Commitment to Tourism Sustainability
Published on April 19, 2022
Spain’s Commitment to Tourism Sustainability By: José Manuel de Juan of The Tourism Office of Spain Spain is one of the world’s tourism leaders, ranking second among the most visited countries. As part of this leadership role, the Government of Spain has launched an ambitious scheme that seeks to promote the transformation of tourist destinations […]
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Germany’s Wood Wide Web
Published on April 6, 2022
Germany’s Wood Wide Web By: Ralf Korbner of SITA World Tours About 30 percent of German lands are tree covered. Germans have long had a mythological identification with their forests. In German literature, the forest has often been portrayed as a place of happiness and contentment where people feel protected from social pressures and the chaos of everyday life. Hermann […]
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