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Argentinian Mate: History, Rituals, and Where to Try It Like a Local

Mate is much more than just a drink—it is a tradition deeply rooted in Argentine culture. If you're a foreigner and want to experience it fully, learning about the history and rituals of mate is the first step to enjoying this infusion like a true local.


From its origins in Guarani communities to its presence in every corner of Argentina, mate is a symbol of friendship, hospitality, and,

Airport theory, seat squatters and check-in chickens: Why these viral travel trends are a disaster
18.03.2025 Do you know?

Cabin crew can remove you from flights and gate agents can deny you boarding for disobeying rules.

Social media loves a travel hack. While some are clever, many are questionable – and a select few are so misguided they might even leave you stranded at the airport.


In recent months, travel trends such as airport theory, seat squatting and playing ‘check-in chicken’ have taken the

Nosferatu: Experience the Dark Atmosphere in Czechia

Horror maestro Robert Eggers has brought the notorious tale of the ruler of darkness to the big screen, choosing Czech locations and landmarks for their authentic Gothic atmosphere. Film Nosferatu has earned multiple Oscar nominations, including one for Czech set decorator.


Czechia: A Paradise for International Film Crews

The latest adaptation of the classic horror film Nosferatu

Six Essential Tips Before Applying for a Travel Credit Card
04.03.2025 Do you know?

Travel credit cards offer exclusive benefits like free flights, hotel stays, priority boarding, and airport lounge access. However, not all cards are created equal. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the U.S. Department of the Treasury, choosing a credit card requires careful evaluation of fees, rewards, and terms to avoid unnecessary debt or financial pitfalls.


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Uphill Instead of Downhill: Kitesurfer Bontus Conquers Ski World Cup Slope

Austria Tourism, SalzburgerLand & Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn Make Winter Accessible for Everyone.


Spectacular "Ascent" by Austrian Olympic Champion Valentin Bontus under the Guidance of Ski Icon Michi Kirchgasser 


Goal of Austria Tourism and SalzburgerLand: "We Want to Make People Excited About the Austrian Winter Lifestyle" 


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The Sensation of the Year! Dan Brown's New Book Set in Prague

This is the literary event of the year, and fans of thrilling stories have something to look forward to! American author Dan Brown, known for his global bestsellers such as The Da Vinci Code or Angels and Demons, loves history and mysteries. He also has a passion for Prague and Czech culture. The global star has recently announced the release of his new novel The Secret of Secrets, set for September

Houaphanh to Officially Recognize Tai Daeng Singing, Pa Bum Sauce as Cultural Heritage

Hua Phan Province will officially add Pa Boom sauce and traditional Tai Daeng singing to the list of cultural heritage on December 30, the provincial governor said.


Located in the northern part of Laos, Hua Phan Province borders Vietnam's Xiang Khouang Province and Luang Prabang to the west. The province is home to many ethnic groups, including the Khmu, Hmong, Lao Theung and Tay Deng.


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The Revitalization of the Maya Deer Dance in Belize

Belize is famous for its mix of cultures, from Mayan to Garifuna, Mestizos, East Indians and many more. Their dances, music, food and ancient customs create a cultural mosaic that attracts travelers from all over the world to experience it. Among these traditions in Belize is the colorful Deer Dance, a ceremonial performance rooted in Mayan communities, especially in Southern Belize. The Deer Dance

Lao Coffee: A Journey Through Taste and Heritage

On the Bolaven Plateau in Champasak Province, Laos, the air is often filled with the aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans.


There, every cup of coffee reflects generations of tradition and craftsmanship. Known for its high-quality Arabica beans, Lao coffee is recognized worldwide for its unique flavor and cultural significance.


The southern province of Laos is responsible for

The Secret to the Best Belizean Black Pie

As the wind cools, decorations and iconic Christmas music fill the air, families prepare to prepare holiday favorites like Belizean Black Cake! Apart from opening gifts, enjoying delicious delicacies is the highlight of family gatherings. From a hearty plate of turkey dinna (dinner) to a glass of rum popo (rum egg cocktail) and a slice of cake, good food sets the tone for a wonderful Christmas in

90-million-year-old amber find shows Antarctica was once covered with trees

Antarctica, a land associated with ice and snow, was once a lush rainforest teeming with life. This stunning discovery was the result of the discovery of amber fragments that provide irrefutable evidence of a temperate climate and forest past on the frozen continent.


An international team led by researchers from the Technical University of Freiberg and the Alfred Wegener Institute discovered

Melting snow in the Italian Alps reveals 280-million-year-old prehistoric fossils

Under the snowy slopes of the Italian Alps, a lush ecosystem has been discovered that predates the dinosaurs. Melting snow has reportedly revealed footprints and fossils dating back more than 280 million years.


A remarkable discovery has taken place in a mountain range Valtellina Orobie, when tourist Claudia Steffensen, exploring the area in the summer of 2023, noticed unusual patterns

In which city is the tallest temple in the world located: 10 interesting facts worth knowing

Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir, located in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India, is ready to become the highest temple in the world. This architectural marvel will showcase the unique combination of spirituality, culture and modern engineering, as well as the rich heritage and technological achievements of India. Here are 10 intriguing facts you need to know about this impressive structure.


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Rare 'doomsday fish' makes a splash in California; This is the third global sighting this year.

The Doomsday Fish has reappeared on the shores of Grandview Beach in Enquinitas, Southern California. Spotted last week by researchers at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, the deep-sea creature has once again intrigued scientists and folklore enthusiasts alike.


This is the second strapfish to appear in the San Diego region this year; the first was a 12-foot-long specimen that washed

Seabourn expedition discovers sunken ship
13.11.2024 ChileDo you know?

Seabourn Pursuit, a luxury expedition ship, has discovered the wreck of Titania, a World War I German supply ship that was sunk in 1914 near Alejandro Selkirk Island, Chile.


110 years later, the ship has been found at a depth of 95 m underwater during a submarine dive during a Seabourn cruise. This was the first sighting since its sinking.


Submarine pilot Mauricio Fernandez led

Lake Como in a jar: you can now bring “100% real air” to Italy as a souvenir

For many tourists, a vacation souvenir is a way to bring home a piece of their destination. Postcards, refrigerator magnets and scarves are some of the typical options, but you can bring something unusual but authentic while in Italy. ItalyComunica, a communications company in Italy, has introduced a new twist: cylinders of "100% authentic air" from Lake Como, which is famous as one of the most

4,000-year-old fortified city discovered in Saudi Arabia, revealing secrets of early urban life

Archaeologists have discovered a 4,000-year-old fortified city in northwestern Saudi Arabia known as Al Natah, hidden in the lush, walled desert oasis of Khaybar, according to recent reports. The discovery provides insight into the ancient transition from a nomadic to an urban lifestyle.


Led by French archaeologist Guillaume Charloux, the team discovered a 14.5-kilometer wall surrounding

2,000-year-old skeletons and 'Holy Grail' discovered in Petra's secret tomb

According to recent news reports, archaeologists have discovered something amazing that will open a new chapter in the history of archaeology. A secret tomb has been found beneath the ancient Jordanian city of Petra, according to reports. It is said to contain the Holy Grail and skeletons that are 2,000 years old. The site was also mentioned in the movie Indiana Jones.


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The truth about the discovery of a 120-million-year-old lost part of the Earth in Borneo

Geologists have discovered the ancient remains of a long-lost tectonic plate in Borneo that is believed to be 120 million years old, according to new data. Called "Pontus", this slab offers new insights into the Earth's geological past and the dramatic tectonic activity that formed the continents we know today.


Suzanne van de Lagemaat was reportedly behind this discovery. graduate geologist

Origin of the Flag of Belize

Beyond its stunning landscapes, Belize offers an inspiring history of nationalism, reflected in one of its most treasured symbols: the Belize flag. During the festive month of September, flags can be seen in every corner of the country as locals beam with pride. As Independence Day approaches, let's delve into how the vibrant red (scarlet), royal blue (azure) and white flags came to be!


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