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Cancun features highest Blue Flag certified beaches and boats

Cancun Features Highest Blue Flag Certified Beaches And Boats

Cancun in Mexico has received several new Blue Flag certifications this year, making a total of 47, which is the highest number in Mexico. Meanwhile, the state of Quintana Roo which hosts Cancun has the most Blue Flag-certified boats in the world, at 36. Read on to find out about the newest Blue Flag beaches and boats on the Mayan Riviera in Mexico. Cancun receives...

Hotel Belmar in Monteverde, Costa Rica supports the LGBTQI+ community

Costa Rica Ecolodge Hotel Belmar Named #3 Best Resort In Central America

The prestigious magazine, Travel + Leisure recently announced its Best Awards 2024, with Costa Rica honored as its Best Destination. Meanwhile, Hotel Belmar, a luxurious ecolodge set in the Cloud Forest of Monteverde in Costa Rica was honored as the #3 Best Resort in Central America. The hotel is renowned for its dedication to its guests’ wellbeing and environmental...

The Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark

Visit These Weird And Wonderful Must-See Attractions In Copenhagen, Denmark

Denmark’s capital, Copenhagen, is spread over the coastal islands of Zealand and Amager. Moreover, the city is linked to Malmo in southern Sweden by the Öresund Bridge. Meanwhile, the city’s historic center, Indre By, features Frederiksstaden, the 18th-century rococo district, home to the royal family’s Amalienborg Palace. The Renaissance-era Rosenborg Castle nearby...

Copenhagen takes a different stance on overtourism

Copenhagen Takes Different Stance On Overtourism By Rewarding Tourist Behavior

Copenhagen in Denmark is a hugely popular city for travelers and is feeling the effects of overtourism, much like other European locations. However, while Barcelona plans to ban vacation rentals, Mallorca restricts the sale of alcohol, and Venice charges its day trippers, Copenhagen takes a more positive stance. The city is offering rewards for good tourist behavior...

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

National Geographic Reveals Best Lesser-Known National Parks To Visit This Summer

Many of the most popular tourist destinations in this world are suffering from overtourism, while packed with crowds. However, anyone seeking to enjoy time in the outdoors this summer should explore these best, lesser-known US National Parks according to National Geographic. National Geographic reveals the five best, lesser-known US National Parks Spending time in...

Room with a view

EcoDomos Málaga: A Sustainable Stay In Nature In Andalucía, Spain

Take a break from your stay in busy Málaga by heading to EcoDomos Málaga, an icon of sustainable tourism among rich biodiversity. Located in the Casabermeja municipality, close to the Montes de Málaga Natural Park, EcoDomos Málaga is committed to sustainable tourism. As noted in Diario Sur, the beautiful domes provide all modern conveniences while allowing guests to...

Hotel Belmar in Monteverde, Costa Rica supports the LGBTQI+ community

Hotel Belmar Supports LGBTQI+ Community With 2024 Live & Proud Events

Located in the lush cloud forest and mountaintops of the Monteverde Reserve in Costa Rica, Hotel Belmar is excited to support the LGBTQI+ community this summer by offering 2024 Live & Proud events. Meanwhile, on June 22, the hotel invites visitors to participate in the LGBTQI+ workshop titled “LGBTQI+ Social Activism, Empowerment and Leadership in Rural...

Equestrian tourism is more than horseback riding

Explore Spain On Horseback With Equestrian Tourism

Riding through beautiful landscapes on horseback has been a great choice for many years. However, equestrian tourism is so much more than that. In recent years tour companies across Spain are developing the type of tourism where you can enjoy visiting regions of great natural beauty and historic value accompanied by one of the noblest animals. Read on to find out...

Juneau, Alaska to cap cruise ship passenger numbers

Alaska Residents Call For ‘Ship-Free Saturdays’ To Curb Overtourism

Alaska is a hugely popular destination for cruises which has led to the locals getting fed up with the hoards of passengers coming ashore. In an effort to curb numbers, residents are now demanding “ship-free Saturdays” in Juneau to give them a break from the crowds. Due to this, a curb is being put in place in Alaska’s capital to avoid overtourism. Juneau makes new...