The ski industry is turning up the volume this season – not with cheap thrills, but with sharper, smarter energy. There are new trails, new flights and new reasons to visit the world’s most coveted peaks. Luxury is getting more fluid and, much like the rest of the travel industry, turning its attention towards experiences. […]
China is huge, which means the weather can vary a lot depending on where you go. But don’t worry – here’s a quick rundown of what to expect across the seasons. Spring (April – May): Great for exploring Beijing’s historic sites or strolling the Bund in Shanghai without the summer heat. It’s a popular time for the start of outdoor festivals, including the Dragon
In this post you’ll discover how Carnival in Brazil takes many different forms, from Salvador’s trios elétricos to Rio’s Sambadrome, and how Brazil Green Travel offers privileged, safe access to the most authentic celebrations. Yes, Carnival is Brazil’s best-known celebration, the first thing you think of when someone mentions the country. People all over the
Winter may not be the warmest time to visit Sweden, but if you fancy visiting in the snowy season there’s no shortage of fun tours and cold-weather activities that you can sign up for. From ice-fishing to husky sledging, skating to moose safaris, you can have plenty of fun in the snow and on
Aloft Hotels, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of over 30 extraordinary brands, has made its debut in Istanbul with the opening of Aloft Istanbul Karaköy. The opening marks the brand’s second hotel in Türkiye and brings Aloft Hotels’s unique blend of urban-inspired design and spirited social energy to one of Istanbul’s most dynamic neighbourhoods. Lobby
A Modern Business Hotel in a great location Focus Hotel Premium Krakow is a modern hotel in Krakow with 72 comfortable, modern and stylishly furnished rooms. The rooms have been designed with work and relaxation in mind and offer ideal conditions for business and leisure guests. The hotel is located in the Łagiewniki district. The
America continues to contend with its past, often in the messiest ways imaginable. Just this weekend, millions marched in No Kings demonstrations around the country, protesting president Donald Trump’s authoritarian overreach; the White House reliably (and embarrassingly) trolled the protesters with a photo of Trump and vice president J.D. Vance wearing crowns, as if forgetting
