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City Sightseeing Worldwide and Hard Rock Cafe have signed a global agreement
Hard Rock Cafe and City Sightseeing Worldwide have joined forces to offer mutual discounts to each other’s customers. The agreement is effective immediately for over 120 cities in over 40 countries where both brands operate.
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New visa rule: millions of travelers will be able to apply for Schengen visas online
In the next years, the lengthy Schengen visa application process will be entirely online. The new digital system, suggested by the European Commission last week, will replace the time-consuming paper application procedure that millions of potential tourists to Europe have to face.
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Japan will begin limited “test tourism” in May as a first step toward complete reopening
Japan announced in May that it would begin conducting “test tourism” in the form of limited package tours to gather information before reopening the country to tourists fully.
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Travelers to Abu Dhabi can now purchase a ‘Summer Pass’
With global tourism on the rise and the Middle East providing year-round experiences, Abu Dhabi has launched a new destination campaign to encourage visitors to visit the UAE capital during the summer season and take advantage of fantastic deals on hotels and world-class attractions. The new campaign highlights all of a traveller’s passion points, highlighting unique and unforgettable Abu Dhabi experiences that await tourists this summer.
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Nagoro – scarecrow village
Nagoro is a tiny Japanese doll village with one very notable feature: a life-sized doll population that outnumbers the human population nearly 10:1. The toy residents are the work of local Tsukimi Ayano, who began making doll replicas of her neighbors after they died or moved away.
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Saudi Arabia unveiled a crazy plan to build a floating, eight-sided city
Saudi Arabia has announced the construction of Oxagon, an eight-sided floating city in the Red Sea. According to a press release, Oxagon will be located on the outskirts of Neom, a newly created region in the kingdom’s northwest that will be 33 times the size of New York City.
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Caño Cristales River in Colombia – “the river of five colors”
Caño Cristales (English: Crystal Channel) is a Colombian river located in the Serrania de la Macarena province of Meta, and is a tributary of the Guayabero River. The river is commonly called the “River of Five Colors” or the “Liquid Rainbow,” and is noted for its striking colors. Over the years some have said the…
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The Best Places in the World to Retire in 2022
The Retirement Index is the most in-depth and comprehensive survey of its kind. It’s the best way we’ve found to sort through the world’s wealth of opportunity, bring some order, and help you pinpoint the best country for expats to retire.
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Beacon of Maracaibo – Catatumbo Everlasting Lightning Storm
In northwestern Venezuela, where the Catatumbo River meets Lake Maracaibo, a unique natural spectacle in the world can be seen almost every night. The phenomenon is known as the “Catatumbo Everlasting Lightning Storm”, the “river of fire in the sky”, the “Maracaibo Lighthouse” or the “eternal lightning in Catatumbo”
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