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Nestled along the picturesque Danube River, Budapest is often called the “Pearl of the Danube.” The city is divided into two distinct sides by the Danube: the historic hills of Buda and the vibrant streets of Pest.

Buda, on the western bank, is known for its castle and old streets, while Pest, stretching across the eastern bank, is the energ...


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It was a crisp, sunny morning in Brno when my wife, son, and I met our friends Hana and Jan outside Mitte Café in Brno, Czech Republic. Nestled among centuries-old facades, Mitte exuded a warm aroma of freshly brewed co...


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Rarely Visited UNESCO World Heritage

The Ennedi massif covers an area roughly the size of Switzerland and was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2016. Nevertheless, it is rarely visited by tourists.

For decades, an Italian travel agency had a virtual monopoly on tours to the Ennedi massif, which had an impact on the price-performance ratio.

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When we think of Norway, Vikings often spring to mind. The Vikings were Norway’s Nordic ancestors, seafaring warriors who raided other countries until 1066, when King Harold defeated Harald Hardrada.

It was those ancestors who established Trondheim, which became the Viking capital and remains one of the largest Norwegian cities today.

With a popul...


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I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what life would’ve been like during the peak of the Wild West. Whiskey-drunk outlaws getting into gunfights after a poker game dispute. Mountain men stumbling upon a geyser basin dotted with rainbow hot springs and bubbling mud pots. Pioneers thirsting for gold and a better life at the careless cost of indigenous lives.

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