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Set Jetting: Are trips to film locations sustainable?

Set Jetting: Are trips to film locations sustainable?

Jetsetting is the exact opposite of responsible travel. The term describes a “high society” that flies to exclusive, far-off locations – far removed from the local people. But what exactly is set-jetting? Visiting destinations made famous by movies or TV shows is an ongoing trend…

“Awesome Breakfast” – What Hotels Learn from Guest Reviews

“Awesome Breakfast” – What Hotels Learn from Guest Reviews

Before booking, we always check the reviews first, don’t we? And we’re not alone in this. Studies have shown for years that the vast majority of travelers (often over 80%) read guest reviews before booking. Many trust these reviews just as much as personal recommendations,…

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?

Want to explore Turkey in a more sustainable way? Your Green Travel Guide to getting there, the regions, culture, and nature

Want to explore Turkey in a more sustainable way? Your Green Travel Guide to getting there, the regions, culture, and nature

Once upon a time, the Orient Express traveled all the way to Constantinople. Nowadays, you can reach Istanbul in just a few hours. Baklava, bazaars, the Bosphorus. Between them: world history. Turkey is a country that can’t be summed up in a single snapshot. There…

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?