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Marcel Kuhn

Marcel is a big travel lover and already visited more than 50 countries around the world. He loves to shares his experiences and explore new cultures and people.

Sunsets on Deck Are Not the Whole Story Sunsets on Deck Are Not the Whole Story (image credits: unsplash) There’s a moment on every cruise when the sky erupts in color and the sea glows gold—pure magic, right? That’s what I thought as I stood on the balcony, breathing in salty air and feeling the …

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Have you ever stood in a place so breathtaking, you wished time would freeze so you could soak in every detail? Imagine hearing that the door to that country might close forever—no more sunrise over ancient ruins, no laughter echoing through bustling markets, no chance to taste the flavors that linger in your memory. For …

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Mexico: Sun, Sea, and Savings on the Pacific and Beyond Mexico: Sun, Sea, and Savings on the Pacific and Beyond (image credits: pixabay) Imagine waking up to the sound of waves crashing on a sun-kissed Mexican beach, knowing your home cost less than a new SUV. In 2024, in states like Oaxaca and Yucatán, it’s …

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Santorini, Greece: The Reality Behind the Picturesque Views Santorini, Greece: The Reality Behind the Picturesque Views (image credits: pixabay) The dreamy blue-domed churches and sparkling caldera of Santorini have graced countless postcards and Instagram feeds. But the reality on the ground can leave you breathless for all the wrong reasons—especially during peak tourist season. According …

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Overcrowding Turns Magic Into Mayhem Overcrowding Turns Magic Into Mayhem (image credits: pixabay) Venice in summer can feel more like a theme park than the romantic city you see in movies. The city’s twisting alleys and picturesque bridges are simply not built for the modern tourist surge. In 2023, Venice saw over 30 million visitors, …

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Where Grape Vines Meet Mountains Where Grape Vines Meet Mountains (image credits: unsplash) Picture golden sunlight pouring over rolling green hills, wildflowers brushing against your ankles, and neat rows of grapevines stretching toward the snow-capped peaks of the Caucasus. This is not a scene from France or Italy but Georgia, an ancient crossroads where Europe …

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Wanderlust Meets Reality Check Wanderlust Meets Reality Check (image credits: wikimedia) Picture this: You’re weaving through a sun-soaked piazza in Rome, the air thick with espresso and promises. Suddenly, you’re nudging elbows with a sea of selfie-sticks, the magic dissolving into a chorus of tour guides and taxi horns. That was me, breathless with anticipation, …

Read More about Why I’m No Longer Visiting Europe—and Why You Might Rethink It, Too

Waking Up to the Real Cost Waking Up to the Real Cost (image credits: unsplash) Picture this: you’re standing in a chilly airport at sunrise, clutching your boarding pass and thinking about the adventure ahead. The ticket was so cheap you almost felt like you were getting away with something. But as you edge closer …

Read More about Why I No Longer Fly Budget Airlines—and Why You Might Want to Rethink It, Too

Color and Chaos at First Glance Color and Chaos at First Glance (image credits: wikimedia) Imagine stepping off the plane and being hit with a wave of heat, music, and the scent of roasting chilies. Guadalajara is a city that bombards your senses in the best way—street vendors shout, church bells echo, and the pink …

Read More about Why I Decided to Skip Guadalajara This Year—and Why You Might Want to as Well

Picture this: you’re breathing in air so crisp it almost tingles, surrounded by jade-green forests, shimmering lakes, and city streets so spotless you could picnic on the pavement. Traveling to the world’s cleanest countries feels like stepping into a living postcard, where nature and people work together in quiet harmony. But not everywhere offers this …

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