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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.

Bali’s Stricter Regulations Bali’s Stricter Regulations (image credits: pixabay) Bali, once the poster child for laid-back tourism, is now taking a hard stance against unruly visitors. Local authorities have ramped up enforcement of rules, handing out fines for littering, disrespecting sacred sites, and ignoring dress codes—especially in temples. According to the Bali Tourism Agency, fines …

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Major Changes Now Affect European Travelers Major Changes Now Affect European Travelers (image credits: wikimedia) Imagine this: you’ve been dreaming of an American adventure, but at the airport, surprise—there’s a whole new set of rules. As of October 2023, travelers from Europe face several important changes before entering the United States. These new measures are …

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The Rise of Remote Work The Rise of Remote Work (image credits: pixabay) The way we work has changed dramatically in the last few years, and big cities no longer hold the same allure for career seekers as they once did. According to a 2024 report by FlexJobs, a whopping 30% of the workforce is …

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Tourism can be an exhilarating experience, but some remote locations in the U.S. have gained notoriety for the mysterious disappearances of visitors. This article explores ten such locations, delving into the reasons behind these unsettling occurrences. 1. Yosemite National Park, California 1. Yosemite National Park, California (image credits: unsplash) Yosemite National Park is renowned for …

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Vancouver: Beauty and Overcrowding Collide Vancouver: Beauty and Overcrowding Collide (image credits: unsplash) Vancouver’s breathtaking mountains and bustling waterfront have made it a magnet for travelers, drawing in over 10 million visitors in 2024 alone. This tidal wave of interest has led to packed sidewalks, jammed public transit, and a strain on beloved locations like …

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The Allure of the Open Sea The Allure of the Open Sea (image credits: unsplash) Picture the sun rising over endless blue water, salty air brushing your face as you sip coffee on a deck that seems to float between worlds. That’s how cruising seduces you—offering the promise of waking up in a new place …

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Introduction (image credits: pixabay) Imagine standing on a crisp mountain morning in Banff—the scent of pine heavy in the air, the sound of boots crunching over gravel, and a sea of cameras snapping at a turquoise lake. You finally make it to your bucket-list destination, only to find elbow-to-elbow crowds on every scenic trail. This …

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The Overcrowding Dilemma The Overcrowding Dilemma (image credits: wikimedia) Standing shoulder to shoulder with strangers on a once-pristine beach isn’t exactly my idea of paradise. In 2023, Cancún saw more than 8 million visitors flock to its resorts and coastlines, a record that pushed the city’s infrastructure to the brink. The sheer volume of people …

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Discover the Birthplace and Path to the Vatican of the First American Pope Discover the Birthplace and Path to the Vatican of the First American Pope (image credits: wikimedia) Catholics across the country were surprised by the historic news of the first American pope—something many thought would never happen. But in Chicago, it felt even …

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A Surprising Shift in Global Travel A Surprising Shift in Global Travel (image credits: rawpixel) Imagine booking your dream vacation only to find that your favorite city or stunning natural wonder is off-limits, not because of war or disaster, but because of too many visitors. This is a new reality for millions of travelers. Countries …

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