10 of the most beautiful natural pools in the world
Would love to get there, is not it? Then add these places to your wish list, and dreams (if you really strive for them) tend to come true. 1. Devil's…

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And where to go travel
Whether you are traveling alone, with your other half or with a group, it doesn't matter - in any case, exploring our wonderful world is one of the best ways…

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City of Angels through the eyes of its inhabitants: 7 facts about Los Angeles
What facts about Los Angeles can tell its residents? Go to the City of Angels! Like any other popular city in the world, Los Angeles is surrounded by its stereotypes…

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What did you not know about Sydney? 10 unexpected facts that will open this city for you
Australia is quite far from the rest of the world. However, this does not mean that this place is forgotten or unpopular with tourists. Of particular note, of course, is…

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10 places where you still will pay extra for accommodation
If you are craving for change and are tired of your city, why not get up and move? Of course, moving is stressful and not cheap, but you can even…

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especially in the summer

Scenic tourist destinations that are definitely worth a visit.

We suggest you to get acquainted with the places that are not so popular now and are in demand among tourists. However, they are no less exciting and picturesque than the most famous tourist destinations in the world. By the way, they have a definite plus: the absence of curious crowds of people with selfie sticks, smartphones and cameras.

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Gastronomic tourism: secrets and traps

During any journey, we meet with new products and interesting dishes that open up for us a completely different world of taste. It helps to better understand the culture: in a conversation with a farmer, sharing recipes with the chef in Paris. Everyone understands the language of food, and he is your main assistant in the study of other countries and worlds on a tour called “gastronomic tourism.” Continue reading