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Greener barbecuing: Pro tips for a more conscious BBQ season

Greener barbecuing: Pro tips for a more conscious BBQ season

Barbecue season is in full swing, and the smell of grilled food and charcoal wafts through the air almost every day. And since there’s always a way to be more environmentally conscious and sustainable, we asked the experts at our Green Pearls® partner hotels about…

Luxury Trains 2026/2027: The new travel trend that blends nostalgia, indulgence, and slow travel

Luxury Trains 2026/2027: The new travel trend that blends nostalgia, indulgence, and slow travel

Luxury trains are making a big comeback. New Orient Express routes, exclusive panoramic cars, and multi-day rail journeys through Europe are transforming travel itself into an experience once again. But we wonder: Is this a sustainable “slow travel” trend worth embracing, or is it just…

Eat. Sleep. Crisis. What helps? A vacation that takes you out of your comfort zone

Eat. Sleep. Crisis. What helps? A vacation that takes you out of your comfort zone

Hungry? Order food quickly with an app. Lost your way? Your phone knows the way. Feeling exhausted after a long day at work? Turn on Netflix. Want to meet new people? Swipe right. Our daily lives are full of conveniences. However, experts warn that we…

What AI doesn’t know, or why a vacation is more than just a perfect plan

What AI doesn’t know, or why a vacation is more than just a perfect plan

Enter your destination and, in seconds, the AI will provide a complete vacation itinerary: a suitable hotel; excursions that match your interests. Plus, opening hours, prices, and calories burned. It’s efficient, no question. But what effect does that have on our vacation?

How Sustainable Can Budget Travel Really Be? A reality check

How Sustainable Can Budget Travel Really Be? A reality check

A week’s holiday for 500 euros, including flights, accommodation and all-inclusive meals. Sounds like a bargain . But can something like that really be sustainable? Or is someone (or something) else paying the price for it?