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While today, airplanes are commonly used for long-distance travel, in the second half of the nineteenth century, people traveled by either horse power, boats, or trains.
However, at that time, trains did not offer the level of comfort that we are accustomed to today, except for a few notable exceptions.
One of them was the Orient Express.
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Travel agencies are constantly trying to attract more customers and retain their attention. Lately, they are increasingly turning to gamification as an innovative method of increasing interest in their services. Gamification allows customers to have fun while planning their vacation and helps travel agencies maintain their loyalty.
This article focuses on how gamification affects the travel industry and how travel agencies can take advantage of its potential.
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What is the best option for Christmas holidays program? The best option is definitely visiting Tenerife - Canary Islands and sleep in the wild nature. The weather is good all year long, the views are amazing, there are no predators and really easy treks.
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Recommended outdoor gear for traveling in 2020.
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I made a decision to share some of my experience I have gathered during my travels. I used to use basic equipment during my trips ten years ago – usually a map (a paper one) and a compass.
Today… today everything is much more sophisticated, hi-tech, smart and also expensive.
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I had an opportunity to visit the Austrian part of the Alps. The Alps are a wide trekking area and it was not easy to choose the exact location.
There were mainly two attractive options for us - Dachstein or Grossglockner.
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