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10 insider tips for New York
New York City, the city that never sleeps, holds countless secrets and hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Off the beaten tourist track, there are places that surprise even the locals. Here are some of the most fascinating insider tips that will make your next trip to NYC unforgettable: 1. the whispering gallery in Grand Central Terminal An acoustic phenomenon awaits visitors to Grand Central Terminal. Stand in one corner of the archway near the Oyster Bar while another person stands in the opposite corner. Whisper a message and the sound will be mysteriously transmitted across the vaulted ceiling — a magical experience! Address: 89 E 42nd St, New York,…
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Ryanair switches to digital boarding passes: What travelers need to know
From 3 November 2025, Ryanair will introduce a comprehensive digitalization of its check-in process. The airline is doing away with all physical check-in desks and relying entirely on digital boarding passes. Here are the most important changes and their impact on passengers. The new check-in process at Ryanair In the future, travelers will only be able to retrieve their boarding passes via the myRyanair app. Printed boarding passes will no longer be accepted, with a few exceptions at certain airports. Baggage can now only be checked in at self-service baggage check-in machines. Passengers identify themselves there with their digital boarding pass. No more check-in desksIn order to simplify the process…
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Durdle Door: a natural wonder on the Jurassic Coast
Welcome to the Jurassic Coast! Imagine a breathtaking coastal landscape with an imposing limestone arch rising out of the turquoise waters — that’s Durdle Door. This iconic rock arch on the south coast of England is one of the UK’s most impressive natural wonders and attracts thousands of visitors every year. If you’re looking for spectacular views, fascinating geology and a touch of adventure, then you should definitely put Durdle Door on your travel list. Let’s explore together what makes this place so special, when the best time to visit is and what tips you should know for your visit! What is Durdle Door? Durdle Door is a natural limestone…
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Hidden Gems: Exploring the World’s Best-Kept Travel Secrets
Most travelers flock to the same famous landmarks, checking off bucket list destinations like Paris, Rome, or Bali. But what if we told you that some of the world’s most enchanting places remain virtually undiscovered? These hidden gems offer breathtaking scenery, rich history, and unique cultural experiences-without the overwhelming crowds. From the alien rock formations of Los Estoraques to the mystical underground city of Derinkuyu, here’s your guide to travel secret waiting to be explored. Nature’s Secrets: The Wild and Untouched Nature has a way of hiding its most magical spots in the most unexpected places. These destinations are perfect for adventurers looking for solitude, mystery, and raw beauty. Los…
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The most beautiful travel destinations in spring
Spring is a time of awakening, when nature is in full bloom and the days get longer and warmer. It’s the perfect time of year to discover new destinations and experience the world in its most vibrant colors. Whether it’s the lush seas of flowers in Europe’s famous gardens, the mystical forests bathed in a sea of blue blossoms or the sun-drenched islands inviting you to outdoor adventures, spring offers a multitude of stunning places to explore. Here are some of the best destinations to visit in spring to enjoy the fresh energy of the season to the fullest. Corsica, France The Mediterranean island of Corsica is a true paradise…
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The first Grand Hotel in the world
A revolution in the hotel industry On January 25, 1774, over 250 years ago, the very first “Grand Hotel” in the world opened its doors in London. This pioneering establishment, founded by the resourceful wigmaker David Low, ushered in a new era of luxurious travel and changed the hotel industry forever. From lice to luxury Until the 18th century, traveling was often an unpleasant affair. Inns and hostelries were notorious for their lack of hygiene, vermin and uncomfortable accommodation. Low, a barber who heard the complaints of his wealthy clientele about these shortcomings, recognized a business opportunity. He rented a former aristocratic palace at 43 King Street in Covent Garden…
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15 secret gems in London: Discover the hidden treasures of the metropolis
London is famous for iconic sights such as Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the London Eye. But away from the crowds, there is another side to the city — a world of small, little-known places just waiting to be discovered. These secret gems promise special experiences for travelers looking to experience the authentic London. 1. the Kyoto Garden in Holland Park A real insider tip for anyone looking for peace and quiet in the midst of hectic city life. The Kyoto Garden is a peaceful, Japanese-inspired oasis in Holland Park. With waterfalls, koi ponds and carefully designed plants, this garden is perfect for a relaxing walk or meditation.…
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Ireland’s hiking trails: a paradise for adventurers
With its breathtaking landscapes and varied hiking trails, Ireland offers a true paradise for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. Discover the unspoiled beauty of the Emerald Isle on three of its most famous routes: Wild Atlantic Way The Wild Atlantic Way is a spectacular coastal route that stretches over 2,500 km along the rugged west coast of Ireland. This route offers various hiking opportunities with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Highlights: The Wild Atlantic Way offers something for everyone — from short day hikes to trekking tours lasting several days. Experience the rugged beauty of the Irish coast, charming fishing villages and the warm hospitality of the locals. Wicklow…
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Notre-Dame – history and reopening
Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral is one of France’s most famous landmarks and a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. With its eventful history dating back over 850 years and its role as a cultural, religious and architectural symbol, Notre-Dame has inspired people from all over the world. In this article, we take a look at the cathedral’s origins, its unique features and its significance over the centuries. THE ORIGINS OF THE CATHEDRAL Notre-Dame was commissioned in 1163 under Bishop Maurice de Sully. Construction took over 180 years and was completed in 1345. The aim was to build a monumental church that reflected both the power of the Catholic Church and the growing…
