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Bruges is one of those European cities that seems to have been designed for a postcard. With its mediaeval architecture, peaceful canals, cobblestone streets, beautiful bridges and historic squares, the Belgian city offers a rare combination of history, romance and old-world charm. My visit to Bruges was especially special and unforgettable. It felt less like visiting a modern European city and more like stepping into a beautifully preserved chapter of history. One of Bruges’ greatest...

World Tourism Day reminds us why travel matters. We recently celebrated World Tourism Day on September 27, a reminder that tourism is about more than moving from one destination to another. It is about discovering people, cultures, landscapes and ideas—and sometimes, ourselves. In 2026, this feels particularly relevant as technology, artificial intelligence, changing traveller preferences and responsible travel reshape how people discover, plan, experience and remember their journeys. Tourism...

Part 1 - The greatest attraction is not always a monument. For me, travel begins long before I board a flight. It begins with planning. an itinerary, studying maps, tracing railway connections, searching for small hotels and charming motels, checking the weather and deciding what to pack. Sometimes, the excitement lies simply in discovering how two seemingly insignificant towns are connected by a local train, a scenic bus route or anunexpected road. This is why I have always been drawn to...