Category: Attractions
Denver food halls deliver mile-high cuisine
By Neil Wolkodoff on Jan 21, 2022 in Attractions, Colorado, Food and Drink, Going Out, North America, Regions, Travel Miscellany, USA
Denver has turned into a food town for many reasons, including being a central air hub where visitors want to explore. One result is the vibrant food hall scene, the most expansive per capita in the U.S. Far beyond just sustenance, you can find unique and artistic mixes of food adventures, shopping, and fun activities. 
9 reasons to visit the Czech Republic in 2022
By Paul Johnson on Jan 19, 2022 in Accommodation, Attractions, Czech Republic, Eastern Europe, Europe, Events, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Travel Miscellany
From crafts that have been perpetuated by generation after generation to recipes closely guarded by families and traditional festivals that are preserved as national heritage, there are many reasons to visit the Czech Republic in 2022. Anniversaries and festivals will mark part of the country’s tourism calendar, as well as the new openings of hotels 
New year, new you? Make your New Year resolutions happen by visiting the Lake District
By Rachael Thomas on Jan 13, 2022 in Attractions, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Regions, Travel Miscellany, United Kingdom, Western Europe
Every year, millions of us make our New Year’s resolutions. From getting fit to seeing friends, eating healthier food to trying new things. And there’s one place where all of these can happen. The English Lake District. The Lake District National Park Located in the north-west corner of England, the Lake District National Park covers 
What's new in Mississippi
By Paul Johnson on Jan 10, 2022 in Accommodation, Attractions, Events, Going Out, Hotels, Mississippi, North America, Regions, Travel Miscellany, USA
No other place embodies the heart and soul of the true South like Mississippi: From the Gulf Coast to the Delta, Mississippi has produced many of the world’s most renowned musical artists of all time. Tupelo, in the northeast, is where Elvis Presley was born and raised, and Meridian, the current home of Peavey Electronics 
5 reasons to visit Tohoku once Japan re-opens for tourism
By Paul Johnson on Jan 02, 2022 in Accommodation, Asia, Attractions, Going Out, Hotels, Japan, Rail Travel, Regions, Speciality Travel
Tohoku, the historically-isolated northern Japanese region, will be among the best places for international travelers to visit, especially for spiritual and natural adventures, once Japan reopens for tourism. Written about by legendary haiku poet Matsuo Basho in his masterpiece travelogue “Oku no Hosomichi” in 1702, Tohoku has been known in Japan since ancient times for 
Why De Hoop Nature Reserve, near Cape Town, should be on your radar
By Sarah Kingdom on Dec 21, 2021 in Accommodation, Africa, Attractions, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, South Africa
De Hoop Nature Reserve, just three hour’s drive from Cape Town, on the southernmost tip of Africa, is somewhere that should be on every nature lover’s radar. This is a protected haven of sand dunes, long white beaches, beautiful mountains and 70km of spectacular, pristine coastline, where whales breach and play. Inland, away from the 
Egypt celebrates the grand opening of Luxor's ancient "Avenue of Sphinxes"
By Sherif Khalil on Dec 08, 2021 in Africa, Attractions, Egypt, Events, Going Out, Regions, Travel Miscellany
The Rams Road, also known as Sphinx Avenue, has had a long development journey that began 72 years ago with the discovery of the road by Egyptian archaeologists, and efforts have been intensified in the last three years to complete the development and restoration processes. There are numerous sights in the city, but the Avenue 
Visit Cambodia now and see Angkor Wat like you've never seen it before
Siem Reap, home to the remarkable Angkor Wat, is once again open to vaccinated international visitors, with no need to quarantine upon arrival. Since the Cambodian borders closed in March 2020 the ‘tourist tap’ has well and truly been turned off, but with impressive vaccination rates, overseas guests are now welcome back to the ‘Kingdom
Thing to do outside Dubrovnik's city walls
By Christian Larss Kreković on Nov 12, 2021 in Attractions, Croatia, Eastern Europe, Europe, Going Out, Regions
There is plenty to do in the Dubrovnik region, beyond the historic Old Town and the scenic city walls. Especially for visitors looking for authentic local experiences, digital nomads, and slow travellers who wish to spend more than a couple of days in a destination. Although most people think that the typical, warmer months of 
Egypt re-opens 4,500-year-old southern tomb of King Djoser to tourists
Djoser, also spelled Zoser, was the second king of Egypt’s third dynasty (c. 2650–c. 2575 BCE), and he managed the construction of Egypt’s first significant stone building. His reign, which lasted probably 19 years, was characterised by significant technological innovation in the use of stone architecture. Imhotep, his minister and a gifted architect and physician,
10 ways to feel New South Wales
The most memorable journeys are the ones that unfurl our world to reveal new views, connect us with our people and teach us something surprising – often about ourselves. And wherever you venture across New South Wales, you’ll find energising, life-affirming experiences to refresh your perspective. Here’s where to get started. Own your freedom There’s
Top 5 sustainable hospitality businesses in Scotland
By Dorothy Welsh on Oct 22, 2021 in Accommodation, Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, United Kingdom, Western Europe
Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, will host COP26 from 31st October to 12th November 2021. The 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties takes place at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC). The COP26 summit will bring together delegates from all over the world to discuss how best to speed up worldwide action towards 
The 10 most spectacular gardens and parks in Italy
By Daniela De Luca on Oct 21, 2021 in Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Italy, Regions, Western Europe
For all lovers of greenery shaped by Italian creativity, here you will find a list of the 10 most spectacular gardens and parks in Italy worth a visit. There is a close connection between Italy and art, artistic culture is also magnificently embedded in the splendid gardens located across the best regions of the country. 
10 Sydney locations to refresh your Insta feed
With countless stunning views to take in and striking architecture, there are few destinations quite as photogenic as Sydney, a dreamy union of sand, surf, city and nature. From Bondi Beach to vantage points on Sydney Harbour, here are the ultimate spots to snap an Instagram-worthy shot around the city. Bondi Icebergs, Bondi Beach Sydney
