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.

Pros And Cons Of Ecotourism: What You Should Know
Who would refuse to spend their vacation in the open air, surrounded by mountain peaks or on the banks of a clear river? Ecotourism is currently one of the most popular solutions for a vacation. Spending a few days or weeks in such an environment without sacrificing any comfort is a dream for many people. What […]
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The 10 Most Beautiful Monumental Trees in Italy
Trees are not just an indispensable natural element for the planet Earth. They contain and transmit a story that can speak to us. Today Italy counts 3,561 monumental trees to be protected. They’re included in the list drawn up by the Mipaaf or the Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Policies. In this article we’re going […]
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Green Weekend in Dinant: What to See and Do Not Miss
Dinant is a small, pretty Belgian town with a beautiful natural environment to explore. The atmosphere along the Meuse quay is calm and pleasant. In the summer, you can sit on the terrace while some people cruise. We share below the main activities to enjoy a weekend immersed in nature in Dinant. 1. Kayaking along […]
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How to Get into the Business of Weddings
For those looking to build their business and experience standout success, one of the best ways to do so would be to focus on evergreen industries. A good example would be the wedding industry, as you will not be hard-pressed to find an area that does not deal with weddings. It’s a crucial part of […]
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Can Sustainable Accommodation Be Budget-Friendly?
More and more people are starting to realize the importance of sustainability. The fact that an eco-friendly approach to all aspects of life is becoming prevalent is fantastic news. Still, many believe that anything labeled green inherently comes with a hefty price tag. Traveling, being a somewhat costly hobby as is, is no exception to […]
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The 5 Biggest Eco-Tourism Mistakes That Can Increase, Not Decrease Your Carbon Footprint
Eco-Tourism is fast growing among today’s eco-conscious travelers. As our environmental concerns become more serious, holiday makers and travelers alike are trying to vacation in a more sustainable and eco-friendly way. However, it is quite easy to make mistakes that actually increase your carbon footprint, not minimise it. Here are the 5 most common eco-tourism […]
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Conscious consumption and sustainable tourism: here are our virtuous examples
Every day a greater awareness towards the fragility of the environment in which we live grows in us. We understand more and more the consequences that our actions can have on nature. But something else is changing. Socially responsible and conscious consumption is also making its way, especially among millennials. We are becoming more attentive; […]
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Mysterious Florence: the Hidden and Curious Side of the Renaissance City
The city of Florence presents several different nicknames: one of the most popular is “La Bella” (“The Beautiful”). However, the Tuscan city has also earned the title of “Capital of artists“. Florence in fact has been the home of, among many others, Leonardo da Vinci, Raffaello and Michelangelo. But there is another side of the city […]
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Sardona: immerse yourself in the history of the Earth
There are few places in the world like Sardona. Places where the force of nature, the history of the planet is so vivid and immediate. Sardona is there to tell us, with its beauty and peculiarity, about the orogenetic processes. Sardona, a UNESCO World Heritage Site of Switzerland Since 2008 Sardona has been one of […]
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Is Remote Working More Sustainable?
Remote working is here to stay. Remote opportunities have increased by 265% since 2005. But is it more economically sustainable? Remote working is what employees want, with 80% of people in favor of it, and as much as 35% of employees would be willing to change jobs to do it. What’s more, it’s even considered […]
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