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What You Need to Know About Trekking Kilimanjaro

Trekking Kilimanjaro, the snowy peak in the heart of Africa, will leave you with memories for years to come. But there are things you need to know before you go. Here, we talk about the practicalities of climbing Africa’s tallest mountain.

Jordan - Wadi Rum - landscape view with car in distance

The Right Jordan Itinerary For You

Plan your perfect Jordan itinerary and enter a world of swirling red sand, ancient cities, stargazing skies and stories that will last several lifetimes. Pull up a chair, grab some cardamom coffee and let’s walk you through our Jordan travel guide.

Dark tourism - Whitney Plantation brings the past to live with a statue of a woman burying her baby

Is Dark Tourism Ethical? What You Need to Know

Sometimes called thanatourism or black tourism, so called dark tourism is on the rise. From concentration camps to disaster sites, the question arises: is dark tourism ethical? Trigger warning: this blog post discusses subjects which some may find distressing. Is Dark Tourism Ethical? Few things compare to the sticky, raised purple of clumped blood on … Read more

11 Interesting Facts About Ibiza That Will Surprise You

Of all the Balearic Islands, Ibiza knows how to party. Or so everyone says. Of course, there’s a lot more to this sizzling Mediterranean island than nightlife. To get to know her better, enjoy these interesting facts about Ibiza.

E-biking in Switzerland - view of cows and forests

How the Verbier E-Bike Scene Will Change You in Switzerland

Today’s e-bikes are game changers. No longer bulky misfits, today’s e-bikes propel elite athletes and beginners alike across those craggy summer mountain peaks. But the Verbier e-bike experience takes it to another level. Between mud, sweat, cheese and fine dining, here’s what it’s all about.

Fika coffee hazelnut cake - part of the tradition of fika

What is Fika? The Meaning of Fika in Sweden and How to Bring it Home

Fika. So said the letters, so said my host. It was not yet four in the afternoon and I began to brace myself.

The word fika, I decided, had all the hallmarks of a potent local spirit, the sort that could stand in for paint stripper on an identity parade and would give you a headache as soon as look at you…