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AUSTRALIEN: “Tasting the Tropics” in Queensland’s Norden eine Reise wert

Im April stehen im tropischen Norden von Queensland, Australien, die einzigartigen Aromen der Region im Mittelpunkt. Mit Tasting the Tropics stellt Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ) eine komplett neue Event-Reihe vor, die die einzigartige kulinarische Vielfalt präsentiert – einen Mix aus multikultureller more...

NEUSEELAND: Wie der New Zealand Cycle Trail Neuseeland zum Paradies für Radfahrer gemacht hat

Neuseeland ist weltweit bekannt für seine spektakulären Landschaften, aufregende Outdoor-Aktivitäten und natürlich seine gastfreundlichen Menschen. Nur eines war das kleine Land am anderen Ende der Welt lange Zeit nicht: ein Reiseziel für Radfahrer. Eher im Gegenteil: Die oft engen, steilen und kurvigen Straßen, die more...

NATURE: First kākāpō chick in four years hatches in New Zealand

The first kākāpō parrot chick of the season has hatched in New Zealand. Department of Conservation Operations Manager for the kākāpō breeding project in Aotearoa, Deidre Vercoe, says the first chick is always an exciting moment on the long road to recovery for this critically endangered flightless species. “These more...

AUSTRALIA: Celebrating Living Indigenous Languages

On International Mother Language Day (21 February 2026), Discover Aboriginal Experiences shines a light on the extraordinary diversity and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages in Australia – one of the richest linguistic landscapes on Earth, and one that continues to be actively protected, more...

GLOBAL: What challenges does the world economy face in 2026?

From trade tensions and high debt burdens to fears of an AI stocks bubble, the global economy will face an array of risks that could dampen growth in the new year. The global economy has weathered a whirlwind of challenges in 2025, including sharp trade tensions, uneven yet moderate growth and rising concerns over more...

AUSTRALIA: Great Barrier Reef an economic powerhouse worth $95 billion

The Great Barrier Reef has a total value of $95 billion, says the Great Barrier Reef Foundation of Australia. According to the foundation, a new Deloitte report, "At What Cost? Safeguarding the Great Barrier Reef’s Role in Australia’s Economy" reveals the Reef contributes $9 billion annually to Australia, provides more...

VIDEO: What is life like for young people in Lisbon?

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NEW ZEALAND: Tongariro Alpine Crossing reopens after wildfire – World Heritage area at risk of losing unique biological legacy

The sight of flames tearing across Tongariro National Park in New Zealand last week was heartbreaking for lovers of the landscape. It was also potentially disastrous for a world-renowned alpine ecosystem. With aerial footage exposing the scale of the wildfire – nearly 3,000 hectares was burned – the impact on more...

EUROPE: Tourism shows resilience amid higher costs and shifting travel trends

Despite a slower global economy, Europe’s tourism outlook remains positive. Travellers continue to prioritise holidays in their spending and increasingly use technology to find better value and more comfortable travel periods. According to the European Travel Commission’s latest quarterly report, year-to-date more...

CULTURE: How two German feasts set on November 11 are connected

It's not a complete coincidence that two typically German celebrations, St. Martin's Day and the start of carnival season, are both on the same day. Their origins are centuries old. It can seem like a strange coincidence to see children parade through the streets of Germany with lanterns to mark St. Martin's Day on more...

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SPOTLIGHT

GLOBAL ISSUES: Fossil Fuel Treaty conference report released

The final outcome report of the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels has been released by Colombia and the Netherlands. The Santa Marta conference earlier this year was a groundbreaking development and the start of the first international process dedicated solely to discussing the just transition from fossil fuels, according to the global more…

GERMANY: Surprises beyond its famous Metropolises

Germany surprises far beyond its famous metropolises. From UNESCO-listed Bauhaus icons in Dessau and medieval alleyways in Erfurt to industrial heritage in the Ruhr region and vibrant street art in Bremen, the country is full of unexpected cultural discoveries. Travel comfortably from city to city by train and experience genuine hospitality along the way.  Germany more…

FEATURES

FILM: Steven Spielberg’s ‘Jurassic Park’ thrills 30 years on

Steven Spielberg’s ‘Jurassic Park’ saw the most realistic fleshing out of dinosaurs ever seen on screen, unleashing dino-mania around the world — among kids and adults alike. In 1993, director Steven Spielberg‘s “Jurassic Park” depicted the disastrous consequences when humans resurrected long-extinct dinosaurs for a theme park. The reptiles eventually ran riot, leaving their ill-equipped creators more…

GLOBAL ISSUES: How to choose the 7 contemporary Wonders of the World

The World Travel & Tourism Council in Madrid, Spain, invites the World to choose the 7 Contemporary Wonders of the World. The WTTC has launched the search for the 7 Contemporary Wonders of the World, a global initiative designed to identify and celebrate the landmarks and buildings created since 1801 that have had the greatest more…

NEW ZEALAND: An invitation to dinner – Aotearoa’s take on international cuisine

Tourism New Zealand (TNZ) has launched “An Invitation to Dinner”, an integrated campaign inviting international audiences to experience New Zealand’s food and beverage story first-hand. The campaign follows the publication of the first ever Michelin Guide New Zealand and features video invitations from the people behind the NZ food story — including growers, producers, chefs more…

USA: Why US train travel lags behind Asia and Europe

Train travel: As flights get pricier and gas prices stay high, more US travelers are turning to trains — and hitting a system built for freight, not people. Historically overlooked, train travel in the US is having a moment. Passenger numbers have hit new records for the past two years. With aviation fuel and gas more…

Adventure

AUSTRALIA: Reset in nature with Great Walks

NEPAL: Everest ice block obstructs large group of spring climbers

NEW ZEALAND: Famous Bridge to Nowhere gets facelift

TRAVEL: Tahiti – Eine Reise die überrascht

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News

EUROPE: EU approves new passenger rights for air travel

NEW ZEALAND: Sam Neill, Jurassic Park actor, dies ‘unexpectedly’ at 78

FIFA World Cup: Final Halftime Show for “Believers”- Justin Bieber to co-headline with Madonna, Shakira and BTS 

SPAIN: Deadly wildfire tears through Andalusia

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Features

FILM: Steven Spielberg’s ‘Jurassic Park’ thrills 30 years on

GLOBAL ISSUES: How to choose the 7 contemporary Wonders of the World

NEW ZEALAND: An invitation to dinner – Aotearoa’s take on international cuisine

USA: Why US train travel lags behind Asia and Europe

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