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Brittany Ferries Launches ‘Cruise-Ferry’ From Ireland To Bilbao, Spain
With climate change affecting most countries, the travel industry is gradually introducing more carbon-friendly modes of transport. Whether it's luxury trains or cruise ships, changes are being made to potentially avoid air…
Disney Just Bought The World’s 7th-Largest Cruise Ship, The Global Dream
Disney just purchased a cruise ship that has been sitting unfinished for some time in the former MV Werften shipyard in Germany. After the shipbuilder went bankrupt, what was expected to be the world’s largest ship was scrapped…
Green Travel: High-Speed Trains In Portugal Reduce Carbon Footprint
In recent months, there has been a push towards rail travel instead of air travel. Not only does traveling on a train cut down carbon emissions, but it is also a pleasant and relaxing way to get from A to B. In fact, if you tot up…
Cycle The Ciclorruta Bike Path Network In Bogotá, Colombia
The city of Bogotá, and Colombia in general, has always had a large bicycling culture. In fact, cycling is known as the country’s national sport. Meanwhile, the recent pandemic pushed for more car-free areas in the city and in…
Green Travel: French Polynesia The Next Country To Cap Tourist Numbers
French Polynesia is taking climate change seriously and is now making plans to cap tourist numbers to protect the beautiful islands. Basically, the island nation wants to set an annual cap of one international traveler per local…
World Travel Market Industry Report On Fewer Flights Due To Green Travel Demand
According to the WTM Industry Report released on November 9, 2022, there is a growing interest in green travel from consumers. The report stated that this will drive the air travel industry’s efforts to address the climate…
Visit Nature: US National Parks Free To Enter This Friday To Honor Veterans Day
Autumn is in the air and now is the perfect time to head out into nature, visiting one of the many US National Parks this Friday. Best of all, in honor of Veterans Day, all the parks will be free to enter on November 11, 2022. What are you…
National Geographic Traveler: The Azores Among Most Beautiful Places To Visit
Nestling in the mid-Atlantic, the Azores archipelago is an autonomous region of Portugal. Each island features dramatic landscapes and quaint fishing villages, as well as tea plantations and vineyards. The Azores are a popular…
The Iconic 1883 Orient Express Is Coming Back In 2025
The Orient Express was the world’s most luxurious train when it hit the rails in October 1883 on a journey from Paris to Istanbul. However, it turns out that by 2015, the famed carriages had been lying unused for almost a decade.…
Explore Andalucia In Luxury On The Al Andalus Express Train
These days, with climate change and global warming, we are being encouraged to take the slower route. Instead of traveling by plane and increasing the carbon count, try a different mode of travel.
Imagine climbing on board a…