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.
Bayonne Gardens: A Guide to the Most Beautiful Green Spaces in the Basque City
The gardens and parks of Bayonne represent the green heart of one of the most livable cities in France. Located in the French Basque Country, Bayonne is famous not only for its historical and cultural heritage but also for its focus on ecology and quality of life. Here, parks and natural areas blend perfectly with […]
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The One-Bag Challenge: Minimalist Packing Tips
If you really want to test freedom, try getting off a plane with only one bag. No waiting at baggage claim. No suitcase catching on cobblestones. Just you, a backpack, and way less clutter than you thought you needed. Packing light is not only liberating—it also reduces your environmental impact, as less luggage means less […]
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Rovereto is calling: five days to reimagine a sustainable future
Picture a city that, for five days, turns into an open-air laboratory where science meets art, dreams intertwine with concrete action, and every gesture becomes an act of love for the planet. That city is Rovereto. From October 8–12, 2025, it hosts Song of the Earth | Il Canto della Terra, a festival that invites […]
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The Deer’s Bellow: The Wild Voice of Fall and 3 Magic Places to Hear It
With the arrival of fall, Italian woods echo a deep and primordial sound: the deers’ bellow. It’s the mating call of male deers, resounding in the valleys as an ancient voice, which marks the beginning of mating season. An intense and fascinating experience for those who love sustainable tourism and want to come into contact […]
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Strongoli Borgo Petelia: How a Calabrian Village is Reviving Through Sustainable Tourism
Wandering through the whitewashed alleys of Strongoli, it’s impossible not to be enchanted. Every corner tells a story from the past while breathing new life. At the heart of this revival is Strongoli Borgo Petelia, an albergo diffuso that is part of a wider historic center regeneration project, nurtured for over a decade by Neaitos, […]
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Sustainable Surfing in Los Angeles: Protecting Beaches While Riding the Wave
Surf culture has always shaped the identity of Southern California. People travel from across the globe to experience the waves here. Crowded beaches, constant board traffic, and pollution, however, place enormous stress on the coastline. Many surfers now focus on sustainability to protect the very environment that gives them joy. Choosing eco-friendly habits and respecting […]
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How Sustainable Student Housing Models Are Shaping the Future of Hospitality
The integration of sustainable student housing models into the hospitality industry is transforming how accommodations are designed and operated. As environmental concerns grow, these models offer innovative solutions that reduce carbon footprints and appeal to eco-conscious travelers. This shift not only benefits the environment but also enhances the reputation and economic sustainability of hospitality businesses. […]
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Ecobnb Turns 10: Our Social Impact and 2024 by the Numbers
In 2024, Ecobnb celebrated a special milestone: ten years of activity dedicated to promoting sustainable tourism that respects nature, places, and local communities. Ten years during which we have built a community of responsible travelers and eco-friendly accommodations, working to reduce the environmental impact of tourism and enhance the natural and cultural heritage of our […]
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How to Explore the Coasts of Sardinia Sustainably
Turquoise waters fading into deep blue, hidden coves among rocks, golden dunes, the scent of myrtle, and salty wind on your skin. The coasts of Sardinia need no introduction: they are among the most beautiful and wild in the Mediterranean. But this beauty is fragile. In recent decades, mass tourism and overtourism have left a […]
Continue readingThe Ethical Cheesesteak Debate: Can Philly’s Iconic Sandwich Go Sustainable?
Few foods carry the weight of a city’s identity quite like the Philly cheesesteak. It’s messy, indulgent, and fiercely defended by locals as the real taste of Philadelphia. But as conversations around sustainability and conscious eating grow louder, this iconic dish finds itself at the center of a new kind of debate. Can something so […]
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