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When his friend died, Tom Turcich decided to face his mortality with a seven-year-long World Walk. A year after the adventure, he reveals he still thinks about death every night!
Room service became an epitome of luxury; there’s almost nothing money can’t buy in hotels. Like Kevin learned, with a valid credit card, every day can be Christmas!
From Croatia to Bali, from Spain to Netherlands, destinations can no longer tolerate the behavior of tourists, so they bring new measures for overtourism. Some of them are quite bizarre!
Hotel rooms are not always sanctuaries of privacy. From unwanted housekeeping to sucking on guest’s toes (yikes!), read testimonies of travelers who were more disturbed than not!
Disney’s Galactic Starcruiser might be a thing of the past, but the future of Star Wars-inspired accommodation is still alive and kicking. These are the best Star Wars escapes in the galaxy!
Ready for some geological giggles? From fingerprints to footprints, from penises to Mick Jagger’s lips, we have them all! Check out the most amazing islands that look like things!
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There is one sure-fire way of not exceeding the baggage weight limit: minimizing your clothes. For naturist holidays in warm Greece, hand luggage will be enough!
If you thought Hungary was all about goulash, you missed out! Loosen those belt buckles, and join the mouthwatering journey to the most delicious Budapest desserts!
ORF vowed to show “the world as it is”. During Israel’s Eurovision Semi-Final performance in Vienna, the broadcast featured two suspiciously deliberate cuts to cheering, flag-waving supporters. Who directed those shots – and why only for Israel?
Pipeaway Newsletter #219: “I exercised” is not really a breaking news story. But once in a while, especially when life serves us a lazy layover, our bodies need a proper reset.
Pipeaway Newsletter #218: We train animals, and ourselves, without noticing. Touching the wild comes with a cost, and some beasts should never be fed.
Pipeaway Newsletter #217: After artwashing in 4K, the world’s most musical distraction might not be dead yet. Reduced to a prop, Eurovision is now clinging to life support.
Pipeaway Newsletter #216: Sweeping problems under the (turquoise) carpet, Eurovision opted for aaaaanything but accountability. Europe’s real heart isn’t in Vienna this week.
Pipeaway Newsletter #215: I prepared a rather caloric birthday cake that made us unbutton our trousers, but some people marked the day in a full-on birthday suit.
