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Jan Nowatschin

Ethan loves to travel and explore new cultures. He is also the COO of TBL.

As the world gradually recovers from the pandemic, Canada is quietly positioning itself as a must-see travel destination for 2025. With its remarkable landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural tapestry, Canada is on the cusp of a travel boom that promises an unforgettable experience. Let’s delve into the reasons why Canada should be on your …

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Overcrowding and Tourist Fatigue Overcrowding and Tourist Fatigue (image credits: unsplash) Cancún’s beaches used to feel like paradise, but in recent years, they’ve started feeling more like a packed concert. The Quintana Roo Tourism Board recorded an astonishing 14 million visitors in 2023, a number that’s left the city more crowded than ever. The once-relaxing …

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Venice, Italy: The Overcrowded Canals Venice, Italy: The Overcrowded Canals (image credits: wikimedia) Venice’s shimmering canals and winding alleys have always lured wanderers, but by 2025, the city’s romance is being suffocated by waves of tourists. With over 30 million visitors pouring in each year, locals have become outnumbered and the city’s infrastructure is buckling …

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Imagine this: you’re standing in a sun-drenched airport, the thrill of adventure humming under your skin, only to be told you can’t board because of a passport mix-up. It’s the kind of travel nightmare that leaves your stomach in knots and your plans in limbo. Yet, so many travelers still fall into these traps—clutching old …

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Copenhagen, Denmark: A Model of Happiness Copenhagen, Denmark: A Model of Happiness (image credits: pixabay) Copenhagen isn’t just famous for its fairy-tale streets and charming canals—it’s a bright spot on the global happiness map. According to the latest World Happiness Report, Denmark secured its place at the top, with Copenhagen at the forefront. The city’s …

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Finland: The Pinnacle of Happiness Finland: The Pinnacle of Happiness (image credits: unsplash) Finland has repeatedly topped the World Happiness Report, holding onto its crown in 2024 and 2025 with a score of 7.8 out of 10. This small Nordic country is celebrated for its outstanding public services, including universal healthcare and tuition-free education. Finnish …

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Close your eyes for a second and picture the hush of morning mist over a mountain lake, the scent of pine needles, and the soft crunch of gravel underfoot. Now imagine throngs of selfie-snapping travelers jostling for space on a once-empty trail. This is the new reality for some of Canada’s most jaw-dropping towns—places where …

Read More about 11 Canadian Towns Facing an Unmanageable Tourism Boom

Paris, France Paris, France (image credits: wikimedia) Paris has always been painted as the city of romance, but the reality in 2025 feels much less dreamy for many. According to a TravelPulse survey, a staggering 67% of recent visitors found Paris to be overcrowded and uncomfortably expensive. Hotel prices have skyrocketed, with the average room …

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Have you ever felt the electric thrill of stepping off a plane, heart pounding, as the foreign air fills your lungs? Your senses sharpen, every sound and color seems brighter, and you wonder—am I really safe here? For all the dreamers with a travel bucket list, safety isn’t just a checklist item. It’s the base …

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Dreams of Endless Rails Dreams of Endless Rails (image credits: wikimedia) There’s nothing quite like that first moment you step onto a European train platform. The air is thick with the scent of fresh pastries, the sound of rolling luggage, and the distant echo of announcements in half a dozen languages. I used to imagine …

Read More about Why I Canceled My European Rail Pass—And What You Should Know Before Buying One