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Looking for summer holiday ideas that won’t break the bank? Southern Europe is where it’s at, according to a new report by travel search engine Kayak. Delving into average flight and hotel prices, it lists the 10 cheapest holiday destinations in Europe for Brits this year, with Spanish and Italian cities topping the list. It also reveals which flights have dropped in price the most versus last year, with travel to Türkiye down by as much as 16 per cent. Here’s everything you need to know about planning an affordable European break. Where are the cheapest destinations in Europe this summer?To r...
Euronews (English)
Rent Clothes and Minimize Your LuggageClothes usually account for most of your suitcase space when you travel to Japan, right? This is especially the case in the winter because of how bulky winter clothes can be. Many people who live in countries with warm climates throughout the year like Southeast Asia probably don’t own autumn or winter clothing. In this article, we introduce a cost-efficient and environment-friendly clothing rental service called Any Wear, Anywhere that is quite useful in this situation. Make your reservation with Any Wear, Anywhere! Renting Clothes in Japan with Any Wear,...
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Japan is renowned for its captivating culture, warm hospitality and delectable cuisine, making it a magnet for tourists worldwide. However, this popularity has raised concerns about overtourism in certain areas. Even implementing new rules and regulations, such as those for climbing Mount Fuji due to unbearable crowds and garbage. Japan is tackling this issue by implementing various measures, including setting visitor quotas, raising fares during peak hours and developing infrastructure to disperse tourist traffic. There is a push to promote visits to less-crowded but equally beautiful prefect...
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Given the noise disruption and lack of legroom of a long-haul flight, many travellers are curious to try a night train to ensure a better night’s sleep. With proper beds and eco-credentials, sleeper trains certainly seem conducive to drifting off peacefully. So how do Europe’s night train services compare and which is best for dozing undisturbed? Here’s what traveller reviews on TripAdvisor and other websites say about sleeping on a sleeper. The small cabins on the Venice Simplon Orient Express are worth itIt may be the big-budget option, but the Venice Simplon Orient Express boasts glowing re...
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As more people reconsider how they travel on a warming planet, a small but growing contingent in Europe wants to switch from high-emission, short-haul planes to more climate-friendly sleeper trains. But for all the climate benefits - plus the enduring romance of overnight train journeys - it's not always simple building a vacation around them. Several national railways and private operators have moved in to meet the rising demand, and the result is a patchwork of overnight routes sold on over 30 different websites. Many routes may not run every day, and online ticket aggregators don’t include ...
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As infamously crowded travel destinations such as Athens and Venice introduce visitor caps and tourist taxes, a new travel trend is emerging across Europe. It's being pioneered in France, which plans to launch a €1m campaign encouraging domestic and foreign tourists to visit destinations off the beaten track – instead of the 20% of the country where 80% of visits are concentrated. Euronews travels to ITB Berlin to discover more.
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In the EU, all employees are entitled to a minimum of four weeks’ paid holiday per year. Some countries set this figure higher, while others have a calendar of public holidays that can be used to maximise your annual leave. Taking time off work not only boosts your mental and physical health but also helps increase productivity and performance when you return, according to European Employment Services (EURES). So how does your country’s annual holiday allowance stack up? Here’s which European countries offer the most leave, and which have the most public holidays. Which European country offers...
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How to Get to Odaiba: Train, Monorail, Boat, and Bus Routes in TokyoOdaiba is one of the major sightseeing areas in Tokyo, and is home to shopping facilities, the beautiful Rainbow Bridge, bay scenery, and a life-sized Gundam statue. Even with all these great attractions, accessing Odaiba can be somewhat inconvenient. This article summarizes various access routes to Odaiba, suggested by an author living in the area. Continue reading to learn about the various transportation methods (such as train, monorail, river cruise boat, and bus), as well as how much time and yen it takes to get there fro...
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Like many countries around the world, January 1 marks the beginning of the New Year in Japan. The first day of the year is called Oshogatsu (New Year's) or Gantan. At this annual celebration, families gather to ring in the New Year. It's the most important holiday observed in Japan. Since the entire country is partaking in festivities at home, you won't find large-scale public events, such as the ball drop in New York's Times Square. Moreover, many businesses, from restaurants to department stores, are closed on January 1. There is, however, a special custom of viewing the first sunrise of the...
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Japan's Public Holidays: Tips to Avoid the CrowdsJapan has sixteen public holidays each year. Some holidays combine with the weekends, creating consecutive holidays. These are peak times for domestic travel; most sightseeing areas and central shopping centers will be very crowded on these days. If your travels coincide with Japan's public holidays, make sure to book your flights, train tickets, and accommodation in advance \- if possible, at least two months before departure. Read on to learn what are the public holidays in 2024, their significance and background, along with travel tips. For T...
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