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Vacations by the Lake and River, or: Why Freshwater Is So Valuable to Us

Vacations by the Lake and River, or: Why Freshwater Is So Valuable to Us

When you think of a vacation by the water, does the ocean come to mind first? No wonder—about 71% of the Earth’s surface is covered in water, and over 97% of that is saltwater. That’s more than enough reason for us to take a closer…

Short distances, long getaway: See you soon, DeinNRW.

Short distances, long getaway: See you soon, DeinNRW.

Your next relaxing getaway is closer than you think. When you choose North Rhine-Westphalia—or “NRW” for short—as your destination, you’ll save time traveling to and from your destination, benefit from short in-state distances, and have more time for wonderful local experiences.

Mobility Fact Check – Key Statistics for Conscious Travel

Mobility Fact Check – Key Statistics for Conscious Travel

Did you know that, under certain conditions, the carbon footprint of four people in an SUV can be similar to that of a single person in an electric car? Or that a long-distance trip isn’t necessarily more problematic than several short trips within Europe? CO2…

Fitness Vacation: We take a look at the sporty offerings at special accommodation

Fitness Vacation: We take a look at the sporty offerings at special accommodation

Are you relaxed enough? Then it’s time to work out! These days, the general fitness craze has largely given way to a wellness trend. But, unfortunately, wellness doesn’t keep us fit! If you want to stay active on vacation—or finally make time for it—this article…

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…