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Travel Blog - Page 9

  • A tourist smiling with Machu Picchu in the background.

    How do the new tourism restrictions affect travel?

    As tourism continues to boom in many of the world’s most popular destinations, those who live in these beautiful places are feeling the strain. Recent protests in European cities like Barcelona, Mallorca, and Amsterdam highlight the growing global concern about the negative effects of mass tourism on local communities. These once-celebrated destinations have been overwhelmed […]

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  • Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany.

    Explore the top European castles

    Europe is a continent steeped in history, where every cobblestoned street, ancient ruin, and castle tells a tale of a bygone era. And what better way to delve into this rich history than by exploring the top European castles that have survived the test of time? These renowned fortresses, often perched atop hills or nestled […]

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  • The most beautiful churches in Europe

    The most beautiful churches in Europe

    Cities in Europe are filled with spectacular architecture. Exploring cobblestone streets lined with centuries-old buildings is truly one of the highlights of European travel. Some of the best examples of exceptional architecture can be seen in Europe’s churches. These churches display fascinating histories, artistic masterpieces and a wide variety of architectural styles. While there are […]

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  • european coffee culture - expat explore

    Exploring European coffee culture in winter

    Black, bitter, milky or sweet, coffee is the hot drink of choice! It dominates the morning hour worldwide. It can also offer the perfect way to stay energised while travelling! This is especially the case in winter time . As the cooler months begin in Europe, cosy cafés are a great way to stay warm. […]

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  • European traffic rules - yield at a roundabout

    Mind your manners: Road rules and driving etiquette in Europe

    If you’ve ever been on a road trip to somewhere new, you’ll agree that there’s something special about experiencing a place “on the ground”, or in the streets. From encountering hidden gems and planning your own routes to having the freedom of making your own schedule, exploring a new destination on the road is an […]

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  • Group travel with Expat Explore

    Top 5 reasons why group travel is the way to go!

    When you hear the words ‘group travel’ or ‘coach travel’, do you automatically think back to your school camp days? Is your initial response, “no thank you”? Well, it’s time to change that mindset because organised trips are one of the best ways to travel! With pretty good reason too – it’s the ideal option […]

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  • Italian dream destination

    Top dreamy destinations around the world

    World Dream Day, celebrated on 25 September, serves as a reminder to people young and old across the world not only to dream but also to try to make these dreams a reality. For many, travelling the world is a dream that overshadows others. From bright city skyscrapers to towering trees, some destinations in the […]

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  • Senior travel

    Best global destinations for senior travellers

    Sure, travelling is usually filled with wild adventures, late nights and overworked feet, but that doesn’t mean it’s the only way to enjoy a vacation. Sometimes, all you need is some downtime and rest while you see those landmarks and bucket list places you’ve always dreamed of visiting or seeing again! And the best part? […]

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  • Discover the world’s most multilingual countries

    Discover the most multilingual countries in the world

    At Expat Explore, we’re all about experiencing new destinations and learning about different cultures. And what better way to do that than by exploring the culturally diverse landscape of linguistics? Languages are more than just a way to communicate, they offer fascinating insights into a nation’s past and present. They reflect a region’s history, people, […]

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