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🇷🇺 The most expensive train in Russia is the Golden Eagle

This train starts its journey in Moscow and ends in Vladivostok. The Golden Eagle, like the "Steam Train from Romashkov," travels for a long time (two weeks), stopping in the most beautiful cities of Russia, and in each of them tourists will be given an excursion. Five cities from Kazan to Khabarovsk are waiting for travelers.

Prices for the "golden coupe" start from $ 22 thousand, for the "silver" — from $ 18 thousand. Prices for the presidential suite start at $72 thousand for a 1-bed room and about $36 thousand for a 2-bed room.

There is a restaurant car on the Golden Eagle, where guests are served dishes by the best chefs, and author's cocktails are mixed in the train bar. The price includes tour service, food and drinks. There is always a doctor on the train who will take care of your health if necessary.

#Russia


New trends in tourism

The international travel company Expedia Group has presented a forecast of tourism trends for 2025.

Here's what the experts highlighted:

"Detours" — visiting lesser-known places near the main destinations. For example, instead of Paris, they stop in Reims, and on the way to Milan they stop in Brescia. 

Goods Getaways — travel for the purchase of popular goods.

The all-inclusive era is the growing popularity of all inclusive among Generation Z, born from the mid-1990s to the early 2010s.

Renaissance of hotel restaurants — increased interest in gastronomy in hotels.

JOMO Travel is a vacation without fuss and an overloaded program.
The Phenomenon-List — travel to observe natural phenomena.

Set-Jetting — trips to the filming locations of famous films and TV series.

One-Click Trips — one-click travel booking based on recommendations from social networks.

The study involved 25,000 people from 19 countries.

#trends


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🇪🇸 Montserrat is the most popular Benedictine monastery in eastern Catalonia

For thousands of years, pilgrims have been attracted to this rocky sierra by the shrines of Catalonia: the Benedictine monastery, chapels and caves of Montserrat. About 80 monks live here.

Do not expect manifestations of deep spirituality. The complex has undergone quite a strong commercialization: on Sundays and holidays it is filled with crowds of people. Everything is well organized, including funiculars to Sant Joan and Santa Cova, a museum, restaurants, two hotels, shops and thoughtful routes along the Sierra, equipped with clear signs.

The biggest attraction is the wooden statue of the Virgin of Montserrat or La Moreneta ("darkie"), so named after the dark face. Try to get to the performance of Escolania, the oldest boys' choir in Europe. Under the esplanade there is a museum with a rather motley collection of exhibits.

#Spain






🇨🇿 Soos is the kingdom of "boiling swamps"

Just 50 km from the famous Czech resort of Karlovy Vary, there is a small national park Soos. The place is unique in its nature and origin. Soos has many interesting features - here you can see the diatomite shield, mofets, various types of swamps with their unique inhabitants.

The name of this unusual natural attraction of the Czech Republic, "boiling swamp", was given by local residents due to the similarity of its appearance to the cauldron of a witch, the heroine of fairy tales, where a magical brew boils. A scientific trail has been laid on the territory, which is a 2 km long wooden deck passing through the most interesting places of the national park.

Swamps are becoming a new fashionable destination for tourists seeking unity with the wild environment. This unusual form of leisure, known as swamping, allows participants to retire to a swampy area, enjoy the views and even experience the features of this unique ecosystem.

#Czech_Republic


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🇭🇺 WHAT TO DO IN BUDAPEST IN NOVEMBER

The Hungarian capital celebrates its 150th birthday with a wide range of programs in November. Budapest offers entertainment for every taste – from exploring architectural wonders to visiting traditional thermal baths.

Although periodic rains are common, the city often has clear days, which are ideal for exploring the sights outdoors and enjoying the stunning autumn foliage before winter sets in. The average temperature ranges from 6 to 9 degrees Celsius, so it is important to bring warm clothes with you.

Explore the best places on an exciting All-in-One walking tour with a stop at Strudel. The guide will show you some of the city's main attractions, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Heroes Square, City Park, historic Buda Castle and St. Stephen's Basilica. Take a break with two traditional Hungarian cakes and a hot drink.

#Hungary


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🇫🇷 THE FIRST SEASON OF THE NEW KISMET YACHT

This 122-meter motor yacht was built in 2024 at the German shipyard Lürssen. She appeared recently on the French Riviera. The ship's debut took place at the yacht show in Monaco at the end of September 2024.

Kismet can accommodate up to 12 guests in 8 cabins. On board there is a dance floor, a beauty salon, a spa, an elevator, underwater lights, a beach club and a gym. The yacht combines advanced technology, luxurious comfort and innovative design. She will spend her first season in the Mediterranean and will be available for charter through Cecil Wright.

The private owner did not hide Kismet, as is usually the case with many yachts in this size range. Therefore, you can also experience what it's like to live for a few days aboard one of the largest and most luxurious superyachts in the world. Of course, if you have several million euros burning in your pockets. After all, it is available for charter for €3 million per week.

#France


Airbnb offers property owners a new way to earn money

It will be easier for you to earn by renting out your vacant apartment, even if you don't have time to manage it. For example, you own a house by the sea or in the mountains, but you do not have the desire or ability to process any rental orders.

Out of this market need, one of the latest Airbnb innovations has emerged, designed specifically for those who would like to receive people and earn money from their home, the so-called hosts. A network of co-hosts allows you to find local managers (with excellent reviews) who are free to keep an eye on another person's house.

You can manage your property with an Airbnb assistant right in the app. He will provide booking management services, set up ads for renting a house, apartment, up to communicating with guests. The manager will select an option for the homeowner from 10 thousand rental specialists. The app has everything you need – messaging, money, calendar access – all inside Airbnb.

#rent


Georgia will have more inexpensive options to get to France by plane

European low-cost carrier Transavia (part of Air France-KLM group) plans to fly between Paris (ORY airport) and Tbilisi.

The flights will start on 9 April 2025 and will be operated on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Ticket sales opened on 1 October, the minimum fare is 79 euros one way.

Georgian Airways direct flights are also announced on the route, but they are much more expensive.

The lowest round-trip ticket price on the Tbilisi - Moscow route is 167 euros in November 2024.

#Georgia #France #Russia


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🇳🇴 The Norwegian Troll Trail

A 56 km long stretch of road connects Oldansnes and Valldal. The cities are located in two different valleys, which have been separated by gorges and mountain rivers for centuries.

Stigfossen Waterfall is located near the observation deck. Tourists can enjoy a view of a large mountain full-flowing cascade. The height of the waterfall is 180 meters.
The place loses its appeal in bad weather, because of the high nebula, nothing is visible from the observation deck. Therefore, you should choose exceptionally clear days to travel along the Troll Road.

The tour bus ride is accompanied by the addition of a guide and an observation deck. The stop at the waterfall lasts 25 minutes so that travelers can see the views and calmly take pictures of the Troll Ladder from favorable angles.
Most passenger and tourist buses come from Ondalsnes. The cost of such a trip will cost from 1000 Norwegian kroner (€85). Due to the complexity of the site, the road is closed for most of the year.

#Norway


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THE KINDEST PET IN EUROPE

A video has been posted online about how a Labrador drives a shark away from people on a Spanish beach. This breed is the leader in Europe today. Only a German Shepherd can partially compete with a Labrador. But in terms of tenderness, love and friendliness, Labradors have no competitors at all. The affection of this dog is enough for the whole family.
The dog loves water for a reason, because its ancestors in the XIX century helped fishermen – they set nets, guarded boats and extracted fish from the ocean. One of the main duties of a Labrador is to jump from a boat to pull out a cod that the fisherman has lost from the line.
The birthplace of the Labrador Retriever is the Canadian island of Newfoundland. It is believed that Labradors were born when fishermen crossed dogs brought from England. In 1820, English aristocrats visited Canada for the first time. They did not return home alone, but with beautiful specimens of "Labrador dogs". That's how the breed got to Europe.

#animals


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Fresco by Andrea Pozzo in the Church of Sant' Ignazio Di Loyola in Rome

This is one of the "must see" for all tourists, travelers and enthusiasts who are in Rome. However, by the 500th anniversary of its creation, in 2021, the mural was digitized by Haltadefinition, a technology company specializing in the digitization of cultural property. Now it can be carefully considered, even without visiting Rome.

The temple was completely built in 1626 according to the project of Giovanni da Perugia. It is known as the church of the Roman College, founded by Ignatius Loyola for the free education of young people.

The church is interesting for its interior in the shape of a Latin cross. There are three chapels on each side. Polychrome marble, stucco, picturesque decorations and many altars add splendor to everything. The main character, this large fresco of the vault, is the centerpiece of the church's decoration and was created by Andrea Pozzo.

#Italy


🇧🇬 What to bring from Bulgaria

First of all, Bulgaria is associated with roses and all kinds of products made on their basis.

People brought the rose to these parts from Persia, and here it found its second homeland. Currently, this flower is considered a national symbol of Bulgaria.

Bulgarians call essential rose oil "liquid gold". Firstly, it is the most expensive in the world, and secondly, it has priceless properties. So, the Romans believed that rose oil helps against 32 diseases, and Cleopatra washed her face with rose water every morning to stay young and beautiful.

To obtain 1 kilogram of oil, 2.5 tons of "Charles" rose petals are required. The price for 1 ml of rose oil here is about 40 EUR. Bulgarian cosmetics based on rose oil and rose water will be cheaper.

For example, a 5 ml bottle of rose-based perfumed water can be purchased for 2 EUR. The smell of the rose will be quite persistent and will not hit your pocket.

#Bulgaria


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🇫🇷 Experience the magic of autumn in Paris

The magic of Paris in autumn is unbelievable! Autumn leaves on the streets, the smell of fresh pastries, cosy cafes with a view of the Eiffel Tower.... How wonderful it is to spend time in this city at such a moment!

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of October 2024 in Paris with Fashion Week, Montmartre Grape Harvest Festival, White Art Night and Salon de la Chocolat. Enjoy art exhibitions, unforgettable concerts, landmark races and autumn events. Experience a month packed with culture, gastronomy and entertainment in the City of Light.

OUR AFISHA:

The exhibition Intimacy: from boudoir to social media (16 October - 30 March 2025). The exhibition at the Museum of Decorative Arts offers reflections on human relationships and emotions.

#France


🇷🇸 Devil's Town - a rare natural phenomenon in southern Serbia

It is the only candidate from Serbia for inclusion in the list of 7 world natural wonders. It has two rare phenomena - fragile clay figures with heavy stone lids on top and two springs of extremely acidic water, uniting the earthly and heavenly.

Many legends have arisen here. The most famous one is about the pious people who lived in this place. This annoyed the devil, who prepared ‘devil's water’ for them. After drinking it, the people went mad and decided to marry their brother and sister.

When God saw this, he turned all the wedding guests and newlyweds into stones to prevent incest. Since then, the petrified figures have stood there forever.

According to legend, there were 200 guests at the wedding, so 202 figures with the newlyweds have been preserved in Devil's Town. When a strong wind blows, various sounds similar to human screams can be heard. That's why this place got the name Devil's Town.

#Serbiaя


🇮🇹 Italy has passed a law banning surrogacy tourism

Surrogacy has been banned in the Apennines since 2004. Violators face imprisonment from three months to two years and a fine of 600,000 to 1 million euros.

To avoid problems at home, many Italians travelled to countries where surrogacy is allowed. Now they will no longer be able to use this right.

The Italian Senate has introduced a ban on surrogacy for couples who have resorted to this practice abroad. Henceforth, their actions will be qualified as a ‘universal offence’ and Italian couples who have used surrogacy services may be prosecuted.

Notably, the Vatican has insisted on recognising surrogacy, ‘a form of slavery and exploitation’ of the female body, as a universal crime. Human rights activists called the law ‘medieval’. The innovation was also criticised by Italian opposition parties.

#Italy


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🇳🇱 The last amphibious vehicle parade in Amsterdam

The Amphibious Car Parade was first held in 1987 and Amsterdam has hosted it four times since then. In August 2024 was the last amphibious car parade through the city's canals. From 2025, only zero-emission vehicles will be allowed here.

The last swim was attended by 100 car enthusiasts, the organisers said, and next year the event will be held in Belgium. The forum took place in Amsterdam and its suburbs for several days. The number of people who wanted to take part in the parade was limited by the organisers.

As you know, some electric cars, such as the BYD YangWang U8, can cross a water barrier by swimming, but for a limited time. For now, the electric cars are too heavy to swim.

#Netherlands

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