Art & Culture

Tapestries Exhibition in Rotterdam

For the first time in the Netherlands, Kunsthal Rotterdam is presenting a large-scale retrospective of imposing tapestries based on designs by renowned artists like Picasso, Le Corbusier, Miró, Vasarely and Louise Bourgeois. The exhibition ‘Extra Large’ focuses on a period of a hundred years, with tapestries made directly after the First World War up until…

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TOURISTS CAN EXPERIENCE TRADITIONAL EDO-PERIOD CRAFTS AND ACCOMMODATIONS IN TOKYO’S “SHITAMACHI”

The Shitamachi or downtown area of Tokyo is famous for its history, craftsmanship, and distinctive culture. Since the Edo Period, this area, including Taito ward – specifically surrounding Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Shrine and Sumida ward – now famous for Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Solamachi “Japan Experience Zone” — has prospered as a center of traditional trades, and this “culture of…

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DIVA | Antwerp Home of Diamonds

DIVA | Antwerp Home of Diamonds is a unique public experience focussing on the magical world of diamonds, jewellery and goldsmithing. An enchanting world DIVA immerses its guests in an enchanting world. Fictional audio plays, which have been written by the director Frank Van Laecke, takes visitors on a tour of six themes: Diva’s Wunderkammer – which was designed by…

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Dancing through the Presidential Suite to a Waltz composed especially for guests: “Kempinski Waltz Time” – unique Vienna experience at Palais Hansen Kempinski

 No city is more strongly associated with a type of music than Vienna with its waltz. The “Kempinski Waltz Time” package offered by Palais Hansen Kempinski allows Vienna lovers to dance to their own waltz. An individual waltz will be composed for each guest and premiered in the Presidential Suite of the five-star superior hotel….

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15 COOL THINGS TO DO IN BIRMINGHAM: AUTUMN 2019

Autumn in Birmingham is one of our favourite times in this city. Here are 15 brilliant reasons to visit Birmingham this season. SEPTEMBER 1) BIRMINGHAM HERITAGE WEEK (SEPTEMBER 12-22) History lover? Revel in this eclectic celebration of heritage. Choose from 200 events (so many that Heritage Week actually runs for 11 days in Birmingham) . We’re tempted by…

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Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Jordan features the flavours of the Mediterranean this autumn with its innovative ‘Pesto and Pistou’ menu

Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Jordan is inviting international guests and local residents to come savour the tastes and flavors of the Mediterranean this autumn with the launch of its latest global menu – ‘Pesto and Pistou.  Marking another gastronomic triumph for a brand synonymous with culinary excellence for more than 70 years, the expert chefs…

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NEPAL YOGA RETREAT – SWOTAH TRAVEL

How much are you of a yoga person? Are you a health freak then this is for you. You can take on this trip for the beautiful natural scenery as well as for the health. Yoga is a restrained strategy for achieving an objective, which is physical, mental, and otherworldly rehearses that mean to change…

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TRAVEL TREND FOUNDER SHARES FIVE SEARCH HACKS OF FINDING THE CHEAPEST FLIGHTS ONLINE

Looking for the cheapest flights online? Renowned travel expert Uri Sharon is sharing his best tips for finding discounted airline tickets. The founder and editor of Travel Trend recently shared the article “Secrets to Sourcing the Cheapest Flights Revealed” at trvltrend.com. The article shares five search hacks for finding cheap airline tickets. Sharon reveals that…

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CRY IN ARGENTINA OBSERVING THE DECEMBER 2020 TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE

Argentina will shed another tear as the moon covers the sun December 14, 2020. Ah, don’t cry for me! The moon will cover the sun for just over two minutes and produce a spectacular solar eclipse. According to Daniel Oppliger, President of Tropical Sails Corp, “it will make you cry.” Tropical Sails Corp has organized the…

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WORLD RANKED SAFARI LODGES WELCOME VISITORS TO THE GREATER KRUGER NATIONAL PARK

It has just been announced that five of the top hotels worldwide are safari game lodges situated at the Sabi Sands Game Reserve within the Greater Kruger National Park. And all five lodges are featured as part of Kruger Park Travel’s safari expeditions. (TRAVPR.COM) SOUTH AFRICA – September 2nd, 2019 – KNP announced that five of the top hotels…

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Artwork in Bucharest : Discover Daniela Cățoi’s masterpieces

When visiting the “National Village Museum” in Bucharest you might encounter Daniela Cățoi, exposing her artwork at one of the stalls where local artists are selling their creations to the public. Daniela’s works are basically made in porcelain and are illustrating different details of nature or other small details from our life, materialized in jewellery or…

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Let’s dance : Highlight Festival (Ypres, Belgium)

‘Gods & Myths” is the theme of Highlight Festival in Ypres (Belgium). The 2nd edition of this dance festival on 31th of August has 3 stages and welcoming international and local Belgian DJ’s. We had a talk with Lennert Vintevogel, co-organiser   Lennert, this is the second edition, can you tell us something about the…

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Discover Bizerte (Tunisia)

Bizerte is an enigma in Tunisia, as many will tell you it’s both the oldest city in Tunisia and also possibly the least Tunisian in terms of History both recent and ancient. Bizerte is a small city of under 200,000 people though this is enough to make it the 5th largest in Tunisia as a whole. However,…

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Ethiopia’s most important biodiversity hotspot, Bale Mountains National Park

Ethiopia’s most important biodiversity hotspot, Bale Mountains National Park supports a rich mosaic of high-altitude habitats including lush evergreen forest, stands of giant bamboo, pastel-shaded moorland, and sheltered river valleys swathed in fragrant juniper-hagenia woodland. Nominated as a tentative UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site in 2009, the park is the most important stronghold to three…

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I love Italy : Taylor Richards (USA)

My name is Taylor Richards, I am 19 and I am going to take you through my summer journey through Italy. I am about to begin my sophomore year at Texas State University, but I am from Houston, Texas. I am going to college to become an International Social Worker, so traveling is truly my…

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Surf schools in Sydney

Riding waves is an amazing experience and surf schools in Sydney will have you standing on a board or trimming on a bodyboard in no time at famous beaches such as Bondi, Cronulla and Manly. Surfing safaris depart from Sydney too for the beautiful South Coastand the gorgeous North Coast. Let’s Go Surfing and Waves Surf School are at Bondi. Maroubra also has a…

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Summer of Festivals in Leicester (UK)

  Experience the Summer of Festivals in a city that boasts one of the most diverse populations in the country. It will come as no surprise that the Summer of Festivals will be a true reflection of our multicultural, cosmopolitan and unique city. To give you a flavour of what summer in Leicester is all…

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Rijeka will hold the title of the European Capital of Culture in 2020! (Croatia)

Since 24 March 2016, when Rijeka was named the European Capital Culture 2020, all the necessary measures have been taken to implement the project, from establishing the Rijeka 2020 Company to conducting the programme and securing funding for the City of Rijeka initiating major infrastructure interventions. The European Capital of Culture project will put Rijeka…

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Museum : La Halle de la Machine (Toulouse, France)

An exhibition of theatrical machines… Situated on the historic runway used for take-off by the pioneers of the “Aeropostale” airmail service, now known as the “Piste des Géants” (Giants’Runway), la Halle de La machine invites you to discover the collection of street theatre machines designed and made by François Delaroziere and La machine company. Every…

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MIMA contemporary art museum (Brussels, Belgium)

In 2016 opened the MIMA (Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art) contemporary art museum in the center of Brussels, on the territory of Molenbeek called “Hell Hole” by Trump. The institution is distinguished by its independent business model based on crowfunding and ticketing, as well as its exhibitions that highlight a young generation that transgresses the artistic genres…

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