The booking company has released data on what they believe will be the hottest places to travel to in 2020.
Source: The world’s top 20 trending travel destinations for 2020, according to Airbnb
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Luxembourg’s public transport will soon be completely free, here’s what to expect; John Brunton; The National
John Brunton visited the European country to get a glimpse of what tourists will soon be able to see without having to pay for public transport…
Source: Luxembourg’s public transport will soon be completely free, here’s what to expect
20 destinations to visit in 2020, according to Airbnb; Keeley Ryan; Her.ie
20 destinations to visit in 2020, according to Airbnb…
Source: 20 destinations to visit in 2020, according to Airbnb | Her.ie
Airbnb reveals top 20 trending destinations for travel in 2020; Rosie Fitzmaurice; Standard
Airbnb has released a list of the top 20 destinations to travel to in 2020. The list draws on the site’s data, taking into account growth in year-on-year bookings, to predict the hottest new places…
Source: Airbnb reveals top 20 trending destinations for travel in 2020
10 Luxembourg Moments to Make You Say, WHAT IS GOING ON HERE?; Sarah Siyufy; Fodor’s
What should you do when you travel to Luxembourg? Sarah Siyufy has a few interesting ideas for traveling off-the-beaten-path in this corner of Europe. Best known as the behemoth of the world’s banking industry that weighs in at the size of Rhode Island, Luxembourg does not often secure a spot on many must-see lists. For travelers that are curious to know what in the world this country is all about, Luxembourg offers a few odd yet enjoyable features that make it worth visiting on any European adventure.
Source: 10 Luxembourg Moments to Make You Say, WHAT IS GOING ON HERE?
Tiny Luxembourg Is Having a Big Brexit Moment; Josie Cox; Fortune
The country roughly the size of Rhode Island is luring business as Brexit rattles the U.K. market.
Rose Garden Adds Dash of Colour to Luxembourg’s UNESCO-recognised Fortifications; Chronicle.lu
Tuesday marked the inauguration of a rose garden at the historic “Rondelles” site near the Cité…
Source: Rose Garden Adds Dash of Colour to Luxembourg’s UNESCO-recognised Fortifications
Try it all in one weekend!: Five activities for the perfect Luxembourg stay-cation; Alice Murphy; RTL Today
Filled with rich history, diverse culture, good food (and even better wine), the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg is quickly becoming known as a ‘must-visit’ travel destination for all ages and tastes.
Source: Try it all in one weekend!: Five activities for the perfect Luxembourg stay-cation
Northwestern exploration with Eurail pass; Eric Moya; Travel Weekly
In its 60th year, Eurail has upped its network to 31 countries while at the same time simplifying its product offering.
Source: Northwestern exploration with Eurail pass: Travel Weekly
Northwestern exploration with Eurail pass; Eric Moya; Travel Weekly
In its 60th year, Eurail has upped its network to 31 countries while at the same time simplifying its product offering.
Source: Northwestern exploration with Eurail pass: Travel Weekly
Christian Bauer suspends pedestrian and cycle path beneath Pont Adolphe in Luxembourg; Anna Winston; DeZeen
A four-metre-wide path now hangs underneath the Pont Adolphe bridge in Luxembourg, with a lightweight steel system designed by Christian Bauer.
Source: Christian Bauer suspends pedestrian and cycle path beneath Pont Adolphe in Luxembourg
Eat Your Way Across Europe With Eurail, Part 2: Belgium And Luxembourg; Brandon Schultz; Forbes
Train travel is the quickest way to the heart of any city and the ideal way to jaunt across Europe devouring each city’s best bites. Try the Eurail pass for an ultimate foodie itinerary anywhere in Europe.
Source: Eat Your Way Across Europe With Eurail, Part 2: Belgium And Luxembourg
Knowledge Bites: Casemates – the Gibraltar of the North; Nathalie Lodhi; RTL
It is officially Casemates season! On 1 March, the popular tourist attraction forming part of Luxembourg’s UNESCO World Heritage sites opened to the public now that spring is (hopefully) on the way.
Source: Knowledge Bites: Casemates – the Gibraltar of the North
UNESCO – 30 photos that will make you fall in love with Luxembourg; Chantelle Flores; The South African
Luxembourg. Say what? Where is that?
Source: UNESCO – 30 photos that will make you fall in love with Luxembourg
Luxembourg to become the first country to make public transport free. How about planning a trip soon?; Indian Express
From The Old Quarter in Luxembourg City to the Grand Ducal Palace, here are a few places you can visit in Luxembourg.
A Luxembourg Vacation Offers a Wealth of Reasons to Visit This Tiny Country; Robert Glazier; Goway
For a tiny country, a Luxembourg vacation offers quite a rich blend of culture to be found on your trip to Europe.
Source: A Luxembourg Vacation Offers a Wealth of Reasons to Visit This Tiny Country | Goway
The most relaxing places in Europe for a city break; Alex Butler; Lonely Planet
Gorgeous Forts and Fortified Castles; Shira White; Beautiful Now
Throughout history, when people needed strong structures to protect their cities, towns, and other important areas, they built fortifications. These buildings, designed for the defense of territories in warfare were also used to solidify rule in a region during peacetime. Often built as part of castles, many ancient forts, some in ruins and some intact, are beautiful sites to visit.
We’ve collected some of the most beautiful forts in the world that deserve consideration on your travel bucket list. You’ll find them standing guard in Italy, Croatia, Scotland, Tyrol, Ukraine, Luxembourg, South Korea, Austria, Spain, India, and Oman. Check them out below.
1. EILEAN DONAN CASTLE — DORNIE, SCOTLAND
Eilean Donan, a mid-13th century fortified castle, is situated on an island at the point where three great sea lochs meet, and surrounded by majestic scenery. It is once of the most beautiful and important attractions in the Scottish Highlands.
There are four generations of the MacRae family past, present and future who are still the Constables of Eilean Donan Castle today.
Read more from source: Gorgeous Forts and Fortified Castles | Travel Bucket List | BeautifulNow
The Small City With a Big Heart – A Look at Luxembourg’s Food And History; Sarah Glascott; The Taste
Luxembourg, a country with less than 1 million people living in it, is a central hub in the European Union. Despite what you might think, there is a lot more to this small and mighty country than meets the eye.
From food and historic attractions to the kind and welcoming nature of the city’s residents, this European destination is a gem, one that is often overlooked when compared to other cities.
I recently spent a few days exploring all the city of Luxembourg has to offer, from food and drink to history and culture.
After arriving on Thursday evening, I checked into the Hotel Vauban, a cosy hotel right in the heart of the city centre on Place Guillaume II Square, a mere five-minute walk to the famous Grand Ducal Palace.
Gibraltar of the North: A Day In Luxembourg City; Mary Solio; The World Is A Book
One of the things we love about Europe is the opportunity to visit multiple countries during a short span of time. We were in the xx part of Germany last June and Luxembourg was only 90 minutes away. We don’t turn down two country day trips and we didn’t really know that much about Luxembourg. Luxembourg City, its capital city, formerly known as the “Gibraltar of the North” seemed like the ideal place to explore for a few hours.
Luxembourg is a tiny country nestled between Germany, Belgium and France. It’s usually ranked high in wealth and wine consumption. We saw evidence of the wealth part when we spotted two expensive Tesla cars used as cabs. It is also one of the three headquarters of the European Union along with Brussels, Belgium and Strasbourg, France.
