World Travel Market: Where Travel Is Seen as a Force for Good
One of the world’s largest platforms for collaboration and knowledge exchange in the travel industry – the World Travel Market (WTM) London – is running at ExCeL London.
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The Journey of Olive Oil: From Tree to Bottle
Olive trees, native to the Mediterranean, bear small, glossy fruits that are rarely eaten raw due to their natural bitterness. Instead, they are cured or transformed into the liquid gold so central to Mediterranean life: olive oil. This golden elixir…
The Camino – where the journey really is the point
As I approached the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, through the streets of the old city, I recognised a familiar figure after bumping into him several times lately in restaurants and on the path, his curly grey hair and slightly…
Traveling by Motorcycle from London to Trabzon
The journey of former Mayor of St. Albans Salih Gaygusuz to Trabzon has begun, passing all of Europe from London, the capital of England.
From My Turkey Travel Journal: Two Days in Marmaris
Marmaris always brings with it certain expectations – yachts, beaches, a pulsating resort rhythm. But the real depth of this place is not immediately revealed, and certainly not through the glass of a tourist bus. Accompanied by Deputy Mayor Sidat…
From the travel notebook on Turkey: another day in Fethiye — a bit of formality and a touch of humanity
Behind the facades of villas and hotels, behind billboards advertising yacht tours, behind the cafés and restaurants of Fethiye, real life flows — where economic strategy coexists with human vulnerability. Our next day turned out to be nothing like the…
From the Travel Note Book of Turkey, day three: Icarus, yachts, islands, the aesthetic of Sea Me Beach
On the third day of the journey, Turkey revealed itself from a new angle—not as a noisy bazaar or an ancient amphitheatre, but in Göcek, where the soft breath of the sea was heard, inviting you to dive in headfirst.…
From the Travel Notebook in Turkey: Day Two – Paragliders, Butterflies, Festival, Fish
The second day began with a warm wind and the promise of altitude. Just yesterday, Fethiye greeted us with evening moisture and views of the magnificent Southern Aegean Sea, and today’s plan is Ölüdeniz—a place where the sea is bluer…
From the Travel Notebook: Day One, Turkey, Fethiye
Without the dry format of an official report, this story reads like a seamless journey through time — from the Lycian 4th century BC to the digital year 2025, where the mayors of Fethiye and Marmaris welcome a British delegation…
Sintra, Portugal. A journey to a fairytale and back.
Sintra is a place where history becomes myth and myth becomes reality. Here Fernando II talked to dragons, Byron sought immortality in a glass of wine, and the Well of Initiation still calls the brave to an underground shadow dance.…
Lugano Elegance 2025: Luxury without barriers
In the south of Switzerland, just above the Italian border, lies a city that looks like a postcard. Lugano. A lake with glassy water, soft alpine contours, pastel façades, and silence broken only by the sound of fine shoes on…
Witches, Giants, and Whispering Knights: Britain’s Lesser-Known Megaliths
You’d think that thousands of years, harsh weather, the Crusades, developers, shepherds, wars, and tourists would’ve wiped these stones off the face of the earth. And yet — they’re still here! Standing in the middle of fields, on windswept hills,…
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