
10 dream houses among trees in Italy
Immerse yourself in the silence of the woods, breathe deeply, and let yourself be lulled by the slow rhythm of nature. The houses we have selected for your next stay are surrounded by greenery, lush gardens, ancient orchards, and nature reserves: special places where you can slow down, find balance, and rediscover the joy of […]
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Creating Signature Scents: Local Botanicals for Your Room Diffuser in Eco-Tourism Spots
Eco-tourism is more than just sustainable travel—it’s about creating connections with the environment through immersive, sensory experiences. One of the most powerful yet often overlooked aspects is scent. Local botanicals, when infused into a room diffuser, can capture the essence of a destination and transform a trip into a lasting memory. Why Scents Matter in […]
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Managing Risks in Natural and Protected Areas: Safety Tips for Eco-Tourism
Getting back to nature is a major aim of many people looking for a break or holiday. Be it in the woods, set across a remote beach, on a rural river, canal or waterway, or elsewhere. Those moments of peace, feeling at one with nature, and enjoying a sense of wellbeing are immense attractions in […]
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Dar Beate: Experience the Medina of Sousse with Fresh Eyes
In the heart of the Medina of Sousse, among alleys scented with spices and stones that tell centuries of history, lies a special place that preserves the authentic essence of this UNESCO World Heritage city. Just a few steps from the famous catacombs and the imposing Ribat, you’ll find Dar Beate, an eco-B&B that invites […]
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‘If someone comes by car just to eat, we say no’: the story of Rifugio Casello Margherita
There are life choices born from a deep love for the mountains. This is the case of Eduardo Santoro and Simonetta De Rosa, who 14 years ago decided to move permanently to an altitude of 1,400 meters, transforming an abandoned old road keeper’s house into a welcoming mountain hut in the heart of the Sila […]
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Where Time Stands Still: Immerse Yourself in the Authentic Charm of Agriturismo Ottava Goccia
Just 40 minutes from Rome, tucked away among the serene woods and rolling hills of the Monti della Tolfa, Agriturismo Ottava Goccia offers a peaceful retreat where sustainability meets authenticity. It’s a sanctuary for travelers seeking to slow down, reconnect with nature, and embrace a more mindful and genuine way of living. The name Ottava […]
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Trump at the UN: Myths about climate and green energy
New York, September 23, 2025 – At the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump called climate change “the greatest hoax in history” and harshly criticized renewable energy. According to the President of the United States, solar and wind plants “rot and rust” and “make us lose money.” But how true are these claims? Renewables: reality vs […]
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How Can Students Contribute To Sustainable Development
When we hear the term sustainable development, we often think of global leaders, big corporations, or scientists in lab coats solving climate change. But here’s the truth: college and university students are not just the future – they’re also a powerful force in shaping the present. So, how can students contribute to sustainable development right […]
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Rio Zêzere and Cabril Reservoir: Eco Living in Central Portugal
Among lush mountains and the silvery reflection of the Cabril reservoir, in Portugal, lies a place that seems suspended between dream and reality. Rio Zêzere @exit_republic_portugal2025 is a haven for those seeking silence and community, authentic nature, and new perspectives on life. In this hidden corner of central Portugal, we interviewed Costanze, a Berliner who […]
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Rimini, Florence and Modena in a Long Weekend: An Offbeat Itinerary
Some journeys are born out of instinct.A train ticket, a light suitcase, and the desire to be surprised.That’s how this unusual itinerary came to life: in just one long weekend, it took me from Rimini to Florence, and finally to Modena. Three very different cities, three distinct souls, yet tied together by an invisible thread: […]
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