Think! See! and Eat!

There is a world of difference between “tourist” restaurants and restaurants catering to tourists. How to tell them apart? ...

I love Barcelona's airport. El Prat. Being that I have flown quite often on Vueling, most connecting flights are at Terminal 1. The first thing you notice coming off the plane is the big, bright and airy space. ...

Denigrated, ridiculed, yet eagerly anticipated! Airline food is a paradox of expectations where one looks forward to a meal that one would never consider in a restaurant. ...

It is easy to overlook the obvious when browsing through wonderful presentations of enticing destinations. Searching for a resort is unlike that of searching for an hotel ...

No! This is not about the fold, the roll, the stuffing … if you need help with that, Google will give you 13 millions results to show you how. But what about the weight? ...

A provocative question with uncomfortable answers. By its very nature, cultural tourism is potentially the most beneficial form of tourism toward understanding cultural differences and consequently promote social harmony. ...

A good way to check the popularity of something is to count how often people talk about it or write about it, sort of like the trending hashtags on Twitter. ...

The attraction of cultural tourism is its uniqueness and, most often, its scarcity. It is precisely because a historical monument or a cultural tradition is unique ...

So you decided it was about time to get serious about promoting your hotel or other tourism business through social media. You already had a page in Facebook, a Twitter account and Instagram for pretty pictures. ...

There is a great debate about the future of travel agents as it has become easier, faster and cheaper for consumers to buy their travel online. ...