Author: marcopugliese
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ETIAS Still Has No Start Date, and the 2027 Season Is Already on Sale
The Commission promised the last quarter of 2026. A third of it is gone, the official page has not moved since July, and operators are already contracting.
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Travelling With Your Taste Buds: Why Local Food Explains a Place Better Than Any Monument
You look at a place with your eyes, but you understand it with your mouth. And what has a taste, as a rule, you never forget.
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Is the War in the Middle East Really Changing Life for People Who Travel for the Pleasure of It?
It has not stopped the urge to go. It has changed where people go, when they book and what guarantees they demand.
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A Business Lounge Subscription Can Change the Spirit of Travel, Making Even the Airport Wait a Pleasure
The airport is the part of the journey everyone endures and almost no one chooses. Perhaps that is exactly where it pays to start changing things.
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Iceland in Winter: Chasing Light in the Darkest Months
Four hours of daylight, waterfalls in ice, black beaches under snow and the northern lights. Why the dark season is the most theatrical time to see Iceland, and how to travel it well.
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What Does It Mean to Travel Today, When You’re Past 40 and Still in Great Shape
The web is full of agencies promising group trips to see the world, but above all to meet other people. What to ask before you book, from someone who has led groups.
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Tallinn in Winter: A City That Suits the Dark
About six hours of daylight, a medieval Old Town that glows after four o'clock, saunas beside the sea and museums made for slow afternoons. Why the Estonian capital is at its best in the dark months.