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Roam freely
This month, June 2017, mobile network service providers aim to remove roaming charges throughout the Europe Union. This seems to mean telephone calls, sending text messages and more
Shifting Shanghai
Whilst it may be one of the most easterly municipalities of China, Shanghai itself may be the most populated city in China, aiming to welcome in more
Banding together
On Monday the 5th of December, some of East London’s most prominent musicians and fans may be crowding to Kamio in Shoreditch, where Bands 4 more
Hop on hop off
London’s tour industry seems to play an important part in the city’s economy, aiming to provide a safe and accessible way of seeing the city’s more
SHOUT for Birmingham
Since 2009, the SHOUT festival of queer arts has aimed to provide a safe space for expression and celebration for the LGBT+ community, inviting cultures more
Wanderlust
Venturing into the world and exploring new destinations, stepping off the airplane at a unique location, the desire to discover refreshing landscapes and cultures, seem more
What rhymes with ‘born tall’?
For the second time this November, the Contemporary Poetry Festival aims to take place in Falmouth, Cornwall, on the weekend of the 11th-13th, following the success more
Citizens of the world
Katie, Ka and their 6 children (Jaro, Benny, Ronja, Joa, Luna and Sofia) are the Sundance family. Originally from Germany, they have now established a more
History and Hallowe’en
Each year at the end of October, families and friends of all ages aim to come together in order to celebrate the historic traditions linked more
A fair share of reading
For the 32nd time this November, the Miami Book Fair aims to take place at the Miami Dade College in downtown Miami, and endeavors to celebrate more
Beauty in the Bodnant Garden
The Bodnant Garden in Colwyn Bay, Wales, is a National Trust protected garden sewn with flora from around the world which is also naturally suited to more
A century of childhood
The “Century of the Child” movement was coined by Swedish visionary Ellen Key, who in 1900 stated the 20th century should be so called in more
Chief Adventure Officer
While for some individuals a dream job may be to play in a rock band, orbit the Earth aboard the International Space Station, plead at more
The nature of New Hampshire
This year, the 2016 Milford Pumpkin Festival aims to take place on the weekend of the 7th-9th of October, and endeavors to attract over 35,000 more
Striving for accessibility
Ever since its debut, World Tourism Day has been celebrated on September 27th to foster awareness among the international community of the importance of tourism and more
A history of travel
Next year, Liverpool as a city officially becomes 810 years old, and with so much history behind it, it may be considered as one of more
All which glitters is “Gold”
The opera “Gold”, which recently opened at the Zurich Opera House, is based on a fictional moral tale written by the brothers Grimm which tells more
All bark without the bite in Zaragoza
In a week’s time in Zaragoza, visitors and locals may be able to relax after a ‘ruff’ day of work or tourism by taking the more
A royal destination
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are presently in Canada, on their second official visit to the country, after accepting a formal invitation from Canada’s Prime more
Lederhosen and dirndls
Traditionally starting on the third Saturday of September and stretching until the first Sunday of October, Oktoberfest, the world’s largest beer festival, has evolved over more
557 years of history
Over the weekend 16th – 18th of September, Bucharest City Hall organised a series of events celebrating 557 years since the first historical attestation of more
Following the pilgrims’ path
Every year Muslims around the world prepare to travel to the Saudi Arabian cities of Mecca and Medina for the annual Hajj pilgrimage, one of more
In the raw
Voted sexiest vegetarian over 50 by PETA, Mimi Kirk is the author of Live Raw: Raw Food Recipes for Good Health and Timeless Beauty, Live more
From New York to Milan
Every year New York, London, Milan, and Paris – the so called “Big 4” – prepare to welcome animated crowds of fashion designers, photographers, fashion more
More than a game
They come in ingenious shapes and colours and have names like Evoli, Dratini, Pikachu, Sewaddle, Bidoof, Pancham, Zigzagoon, Plusle, Eevee, etc, and they are the more
One world
While some individuals may experience foreign destinations and cultures through vacations and weekend trips, others may move abroad to pursue life or work opportunities and more
Ephemeral treasures
The recent earthquake in central Italy has affected hundreds of cultural and historical sites. According to Italy’s minister of culture, Dario Franceschini, at least 293 cultural heritage more
Pirate queen
Grace O’Malley is believed to have been born in or around 1530 and was the daughter of a Gaelic chieftain and sea tradesman in County more
Office in the sky
From early morning wake-up calls and unconventional work hours, to weekends and holidays working, the life of a flight attendant may seem both challenging and intriguing. more
Masters of the Beach
Montpellier, a metropolitan town, and is located in the south of France midway between Spain and Italy only seven kilometres from the Mediterranean Sea. As more
“Dreams is full of mystery and magic”
Travellers exploring London this summer may have noticed something strange – around the city are a selection of 50 dream jars inspired and designed by more
Modern-Medieval São Mateus
The Feira de São Mateus event in Viseu has endeavored to display Portuguese culture, tradition and lifestyle since medieval times, and this year may be more
Sustainable travel
Randi and Michael are two friends from New York city who decided to embark on a multi-year journey throughout Central America, Europe, and Asia in more
Cascais (kush-kaish)
The municipality of Cascais (pronounced kush-kaish) is a tourist destination within rich natural settings. Overlooking the Atlantic ocean, Cascais enjoys privileged climate, sheltered from the North-western more
Fotografía, Artes Visuales y Madrid
For the last 19 years, the PHotoEspaña festival has endeavoured to educate and expose guests and artists alike to a variety of photographic and visually more
Brew at the Zoo
Whilst Boston may be a city known for its important historic role in the American Revolution, presently the city may be a modern representation of more
When Berlin takes back the night
For many, Berlin may have an extensive and potentially interesting history, especially regarding the previous century, and this summer may be an ideal time for more
Something to Taco ‘bout
There are many things which Los Angeles, California may be known for, such as Hollywood, it’s beaches and the affluent areas surrounding Beverly Hills. However, more
Travel etiquette
When it comes to international travel, steeping in a foreign culture with customs and traditions different from the ones people are used to at home more
The wiener takes it all
This weekend, the fourth annual Chicago Hot Dog Festival aims to take place in Lincoln Park, Chicago, where local vendors such as Byron’s Hot dogs, more
Grec Festival de Barcelona
For the last forty years, the Greek Festival of Barcelona has celebrated the traditional and historic art form in the heart of the seaside city, more
Eyes for Rio
With days left before the start of the 2016 Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro aims to prepare for what may be one of the most more
Sunbathing on the Seine
For the last fourteen years, the Paris Plages festival has taken place along the banks of the Seine, and for the last nine years also along more
Exploring the world one photo at a time
Each holiday destination has its particular setting, character, and atmosphere. For travel photographs to be memorable, they may need to capture the essence of a more
Die Deutschen wanderer
This year from July 13th to the 16th, the OutDoor trade fair took place for its twenty-second year in Friedrichshafen, south Germany. Since its conception more
Trans-Siberian Express
2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Trans-Siberian railway through Russia. The world’s longest railway, the Trans-Siberian runs across Russia over 7 different more
New music, seasoned city
Dating as far back as the 13th century, Stockholm may be considered as a seasoned, historic city, heralded as the first “green city” in Europe more
History is happening in Manhattan
Eleven time Tony award winning musical Hamilton: An American Musical attempts to chronicle the life of one of the founding fathers of America, Alexander Hamilton, whilst more
It takes two
The capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires is the national centre of commerce, industry, politics, technology, and culture. State of the art buildings displaying colonial architecture, more
