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Koalas are, without a doubt, one of Australia’s most iconic animals. Surveys suggest that up to 75% of international visitors hope to see one during their trip, making koalas a top “must-see” attraction. However, the way travellers choose to encounter these beloved marsupials is changing rapidly. Visitor expectations have shifted significantly, with most people now content to observe koalas in their natural habitat or in spacious, ethical enclosures. Opportunities to hold or cuddle koalas are strictly regulated, prohibited in most states, and are gradually being phased out by leading…
No trip to Riga, Latvia is complete without visiting Jūrmala, the seaside resort. First of all, it is close to Riga and easily accessible by train in half an hour, and secondly, its white sandy beaches…
Kuldiga is the most magical town in Latvia. It was founded in 1242 and experienced a period of economic expansion in the 17th century when it became a major centre of commerce, governance, and culture…
Suppose you are looking for a reason to visit Riga, the capital of Latvia. In that case, it is because the city boasts the largest and most impressive collection of Art Nouveau buildings in the world,…
Welcome to Palermo, Sicily’s buzzing capital! This city is a captivating blend of history, diverse architecture, and mouth-watering cuisine. You will quickly notice Palermo’s unique architectural…
Welcome to Agrigento, a city rich in history and culture. Founded in 581 BC by Greek colonists, it boasts a fascinating past as one of the most impressive centres in the Mediterranean. Despite facing challenges…
Rome has a variety of attractions that attract millions of tourists annually, including stunning palaces once owned by ruling families. However, these palaces are often overlooked by typical visitors.…
Got just 24 hours in Bucharest, the vibrant capital of Romania? This city's bursting with a rich and diverse history, offering so much to the inquisitive traveller. I recently had the pleasure of exploring…
Brasov is one of the biggest cities in Romania, part of the Transylvania region, located some 170 kilometres from Bucharest. The city was founded in the early 13th century by Teutonic Knights and was developed…
In the middle of the 12th century, Hungarian King Géza II invited German settlers to found colonies in the region now known as Transylvania, Romania, and defend the Eastern border of his realm. Legal,…
