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.

Greehouse gases: What are they? What can we do to reduce emissions?
Greenhouse gases are gases in the atmosphere that retain the heat emitted by the earth’s surface, atmosphere, and clouds. These gases can have a natural or anthropogenic origin and their properties cause a phenomenon known as the greenhouse effect. What is the greenhouse effect? The greenhouse effect is a normal and essential phenomenon for the […]
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The 9 Best Travel Apps for Vegans
From finding vegan restaurants easy to translate into foreign languages the menus… Discover the best travel apps for vegans! Even though ‘vegan‘ or ‘Veganism‘ is mainstream and established lifestyle, that is well-known around the globe, yet, many eateries do not cater to vegans, as one would hope and want. This makes traveling a daunting endeavor […]
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The Incredible Benefits Of Nature Trips
Being one with nature brings several benefits to a person’s healthy state of mind, body, and spirit. More often than not, a nature trip is simply what it takes to rejuvenate from the tiring and busy city life. Apart from this, a nature trip may just be the adventure that you need. A nature trip […]
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5 Greenest Travel Destinations
An increasing number of travelers are considering ways to limit their impact on the environment, from seeking out more eco-friendly accommodation to choosing destinations that have more sustainable, Earth-friendly policies. While there is no “perfect” green travel destination, there are some cities and countries that have demonstrated a deep commitment to more environmentally-friendly practices. Copenhagen, […]
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How To Promote Your Ecotourism On Social Networks
Do you want to boost your eco-tourism company? Discover 5 ways you can promote your ecotourism activity on social networks As of December 2019, the world population clock recorded over 7.7 billion people on the planet, which is over 7.7 billion people living on earth and impacting the environment. Humans affect the environment directly or indirectly, and […]
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How to Reduce CO2 of Your Travels, Small Steps to Save the Planet
8% of global CO2 emissions are caused by tourism. To help reduce this percentage, each of us should choose our holidays more consciously, starting from the destination and the means of transport. Holidays are certainly the most awaited moment for everyone during the year. After waiting for months, planning the itinerary for days, when preparing […]
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Invisible Rome: Incredibile Underground Places to Discover
Artistically wonderful, mysterious, and underground. Let’s discover some of the most secrets places in Rome. During the last two decades, except this unfortunate year, Rome has suffered from over-tourism. Every single day of the year, without distinction between on- and off-season, tourists have swarmed the city. The most iconic places, such as the Colosseum and […]
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Wolf: Truth and Myths You Need to Stop Believing
Most of the notions we have about the wolf are just prejudices. Let’s find out the truth about this animal with the zoo-anthropologist Margherita Buresta, and how we should behave if we meet one. The wolf: tales like those of Perrault and the Grimm brothers have taught us to be afraid of this animal with […]
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The Brown Bear: Know Him, Respect Him and Love Him
In the collective imagination, the brown bear is seen as a dangerous and aggressive animal to be afraid of. We would never associate it with the small and tender teddy bear that accompanies us in childhood or to the sweet Winnie the Pooh. Today we will talk with the zoo-anthropologist Margherita Buresta who will explain […]
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Christmas presents? 8 Creative and Eco-friendly Ideas
Discover 8 Eco-sustainable Christmas Presents which support Circular Economy. ‘To give’ means to do something good or helpful for someone else. Giving is indeed a social action which brings people together. At Christmas, we usually buy presents for those we love. This happens not only because it’s a custom, but also because this action makes […]
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