Category Archives: curiosity
Curiosities and news, suggestion for travel (also for free), unusual places to visit, from the ghost towns to the disappeared islands, amazing stories of travel, by bicycle, by foot, donkey, horse back or canoa.
Sustainable Christmas Gifts for Every Taste: 3 Eco-Friendly Gifts
A more mindful Christmas is possible. If you’re looking for sustainable Christmas gifts for everyone that combine ethics, positive impact, and originality. Here are three eco-friendly gifts 2025 designed to make a real difference: a voucher for eco-friendly experiences, a carbon-neutral t-shirt made from organic cotton, and a Gift Card that helps grow centuries-old forests. […]
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Digital Nomads Choosing Eco-Friendly Lifestyles: How They Travel, Work, and Pay Sustainably
As the digital nomad movement grows, sustainability is becoming a key priority for those who work from anywhere. While remote work once evoked images of constant flights and exotic escapes, a new wave of eco-conscious nomads is redefining travel as a slower, more meaningful experience, deeply connected to places and communities. Now, there is a […]
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Can North Carolina Stay Sustainable While Welcoming Millions of Visitors?
North Carolina has always had a certain quiet magnetism. Its draw isn’t just the rugged sweep of the Blue Ridge Mountains or the untamed charm of the Outer Banks; it’s the combination of everything in between. The state offers a little bit of everything: beaches, forests, cities, lakes, and towns that feel like time stood […]
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Authentic Alicante: Discovering Hidden Gems Beyond the Coast
Alicante, the vibrant and colourful heart of the Valencian Community in south-eastern Spain, offers numerous sustainable and unique experiences away from the usual tourist routes. Alicante is fortunate to have a mild climate the whole year round, making it a great place to visit at any time of year. Certainly known and famous for its […]
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Why Young Travelers Should Choose Eco-Friendly Accommodation
For many young travelers, choosing where to stay is one of the most exciting but also one of the hardest parts of planning a trip. Even seasoned backpackers and digital nomads sometimes feel unsure about whether a place will match their expectations. With so many options today – budget rooms, luxury hotels, and large commercial […]
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The Giant’s Garden in Cento: Where Art and Nature Meet
In the heart of Emilia-Romagna, just a few steps from the center of Cento, you will find a place where art, nature, and wonder intertwine: Il Giardino del Gigante – The Giant’s Garden. Imagine stepping into an open-air fairy tale, where colorful, oversized sculptures rise from the grass, inviting you to sit, play, and dream. […]
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Simple Steps to Shrink Emissions on Moving Day
Ever started packing for a move and realized just how much stuff you’ve somehow accumulated in one house? It’s like your belongings multiply behind your back. The boxes pile up, the tape runs out, and suddenly you’re coordinating a small freight operation. In the middle of all this, the last thing on most people’s minds […]
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The Best Green Destinations in Italy for Those Who Love to Travel Slowly and Mindfully
Italy is not just a place to visit, but an experience to be lived slowly. From snow-capped peaks to sunlit coastlines, every region invites you to slow down and enjoy life. The most authentic parts of the country aren’t found between one tourist stop and another, but in the simple moments: a homemade meal, a […]
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Winter holidays in Trentino: relaxation, comfort, and fun among the Dolomites
When winter arrives and the Dolomites are covered in white, Trentino transforms into a magical destination capable of winning over every type of traveler: from snow lovers and winter sports enthusiasts to those seeking a regenerating break in the peace of the mountain landscapes. It’s an authentic region, where winter invites you to slow down, […]
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Lessons from Living with an Amazon Indigenous Community in Brazil
Responsible travel can go beyond exploring nature or using eco-friendly transportation — it can also be about connecting with people. To travel consciously means valuing local cultures, protecting the environment, and embracing experiences that transform the way we see the world. We interviewed a traveler who ventured deep into the Amazon rainforest, among rivers and endless […]
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