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Estonia, which is located along the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea is, with Latvia and Lithuania, one of the three Baltic states. Its capital Tallinn is situated on the coast a short ferry ride from Helsinki. Visit Estonia has launched The Estonian Wine Trail This is a way to explore the country and experience an authentic taste o...
Catalonia is the 2025 World Region of Gastronomy, a distinction awarded by the International Institute of Gastronomy, Culture, and Tourism (IGCAT). Catalonia is an autonomous Mediterranean region in north-eastern Spain with its own language (Catalan), government and a strong sense of identity. The World Region of Gastronomy recognises Catalonia's '...
The Oleoturismo España (Oleotourism Spain) network has been established to enable tourists to discover its olive oil. This new network features over 100 experiences across nine provinces, providing the chance for visitors to take in the traditions, landscapes and flavours of Spanish olive oil. Supported by €1.5 million in EU recovery funds an...
Nämdöskärgården is a new refuge in the Baltic Sea. Located approximately one hour by boat of Stockholm, Nämdöskärgården it is receiving the country's highest protection status. A marine wilderness Comprising an impressive 25,000 hectares, with 97% of its area covered by water, Nämdöskärgården embraces more than 1,000 islands, skerr...
Greenwich Pensnsula offers a different experience While Greenwich Peninsula sits immediately next to Maritime Greenwich, it offers the visitor a completely different experience. This one-time industrial heartland of South-East London is witnessing an ongoing regeneration and renaissance that has already created a thriving cultural and residen...
A visit to Greenwich is all too often tagged on as a brief excursion during a city break to London. This makes it more likely than not that many visitors leave this historic Thameside town having merely skimmed the surface of what it has to offer. Were Greenwich anywhere else in the country, it would be on a par with Chester, York, Bath and Stratfo...