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]]>Ryugin
Located in the Roppongi neighborhood, Ryugin is a three-Michelin-star restaurant that serves innovative Japanese cuisine using the highest-quality ingredients. The restaurant is known for its degustation menus, which allow diners to sample a variety of dishes prepared by talented chefs. Ryugin also has a beautiful interior design, with a modern and stylish atmosphere that complements the exceptional food.
Narisawa
This two-Michelin-star restaurant is located in the Minato neighborhood and is known for its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. The menu features dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, prepared in a way that highlights their natural flavors and textures. Narisawa has a minimalist and elegant interior design, and the restaurant’s attention to detail extends to every aspect of the dining experience.
Sukiyabashi Jiro
This three-Michelin-star sushi restaurant is located in the Ginza neighborhood and is run by the legendary sushi chef Jiro Ono. Sukiyabashi Jiro is known for its outstanding sushi, which is made with the freshest and highest-quality ingredients. The restaurant has a traditional and intimate atmosphere. Due to its popularity and small size, reservations at Sukiyabashi Jiro are highly sought after and can be difficult to obtain.
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]]>Jumeirah Beach Park
One of the best places to take a photo of the Burj Al Arab is Jumeirah Beach Park. Located just opposite the Burj Al Arab, the park offers stunning views of the building and the Arabian Gulf. The park is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery. You can also take a stroll along the beach and find a spot with a clear view of the Burj Al Arab. The sunset is a particularly beautiful time to take photos, as the light creates a warm and glowing effect on the building.
Madinat Jumeirah Hotel
Another option is to take a photo from the Madinat Jumeirah, a luxury hotel and resort located next to the Burj Al Arab. The hotel offers a variety of restaurants, shops, and activities and is a popular tourist destination in itself. From the Madinat Jumeirah, you can get a different perspective of the Burj Al Arab and capture a unique and memorable photo.
It’s important to note that photography may be restricted in certain areas of the Burj Al Arab and the surrounding areas, so be sure to check any rules or regulations before taking photos. With a little bit of planning and a good eye for composition, you can capture a beautiful and memorable photo of the Burj Al Arab.
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]]>Campaign to Improve Tourism
Malta will open for tourists on June 1st and the country has prepared vouchers for hotels and activities like diving. They hope to bring around 35,000 tourists to the country in an effort to help tourism. This basically means you can be paid to stay in a hotel or to try diving, so if you’re interested, see more information here.
What’s There?
What can Malta offer you? Besides stunning beaches that are perfect for a chill vacation, the country has a rich history and interesting cities that you will remember for the rest of your life. Some of the structures you can see there are among the oldest in the world. The climate is mild and warm, just like the rest of the Mediterranean. It’s really a place where you can forget about real life and completely relax for a few weeks.
Have you visited Malta before? Is it on your bucket list?
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]]>On May 2nd, 2021, the minister shared a statement in which she announced that the captive lion industry “did not contribute to conservation and was doing damage to South Africa’s conservation and tourism reputation.” It’s now up to the parliament to turn the decision into law and it’s likely that will happen.
Captive lions around the world often live in inhumane conditions without proper care and nutrition. According to National Geographic, there are around 2,000 wild lions in South Africa and 6,000-8,000 lions in captivity in the country.
Many tourists find it exciting to feed and pet lion cubs, but what looks cute on the outside comes with a big price. When the cubs grow up, they are often sold and killed. These practices are now being banned. The new law “will result in both protection and enhancement of South Africa’s international reputation, repositioning the country as an even more competitive destination of choice for ecotourism and responsible hunting,” as Creecy says.
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]]>Hawaii is a popular tourist destination with around 10 million visitors on a yearly basis. Tourism is a huge part of the state’s economy and the new bill could slightly alter the experience of tourists.
The first two out of four action points make sure to protect the locals as much as possible. “People locally and around the world have the right to clean, healthy, and adequate air, water, land, food, education, and shelter,” states one part of the resolution.
The next two points focus on tourism. A shift to electric vehicles available for rent will reduce gas emissions, and when it comes to locals, there are plans to open many new jobs in the renewable energy field.
Sustainable travel has been trending for a while, but without initiatives like this, there’s not a lot that individuals can do to make the situation better. Hawaii is setting a great example for others so we expect to see more similar initiatives in the future.
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]]>Hvammstangi
Gorgeous landscapes will make you fall in love with Hvammstangi, a 19th-century trading post that you can reach after a scenic drive along the country’s northern coast. The Icelandic Seal Center has exhibitions on all kinds of seals that live in the North Atlantic and Arctic region. You can hop on a boat tour to see them.
Hólmavík
With only around 400 residents, Hólmavík has an interesting history that connects it to witchcraft. The Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft is a great place to get an insight into the history of witchcraft in Iceland.
Stykkishólmur
The beautiful village was the filming location for The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (Greenland in the movie). You can reach it from Reykjavik by car, and you’ll be there in two hours so it’s perfect for a day trip.
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]]>Carry a Backup Card
In case your wallet gets stolen, having a backup card you can use at the ATMs can be a lifesaver. Store it separately, like in your suitcase, for example. Do everything you can to prevent your wallet from being stolen in the first place, but in case it happens, it’s good to have a backup.
Keep Your Valuables On You
You probably won’t pack expensive jewelry and similar valuables for the trip, but think about the technology you’re carrying. Chances are, your phone, laptop, and camera equipment are easily worth a few thousand dollars and it’s important to keep them with you at all times. This also includes your money, passport, medications if you’re taking any, and many more.
(@hinklepants)Do the Research
Traveling to a new destination and discovering it along the way is a romantic idea, but thorough research before you go can make all the difference. Mark the unsafe areas and make sure to avoid them and prepare for any common scams that may turn up at your destination.
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]]>Most Populated City
With 38 million people, Tokyo is the most populated metropolitan area in the world. This includes the city and the area around it, with the city itself having over 9 million people living in it.
Most Vending Machines
There is a vending machine for everything in Japan. In fact, there are around 5.5 million of them – that’s one for 50 people. What can you buy from those vending machines? Pretty much everything, from food and drinks to books, clothes, umbrellas, and many other things you’d never think of.
(@j_ady_travel)No Shoes Rule
In Japan, it’s seen as rude to wear shoes inside. Nobody wants to get dirt from the outside with shoes, and it’s common to see an area at the entrance that’s devoted to taking off the shoes. You can take off the shoes there and leave them facing the front door. The host will often give you slippers you can wear while you’re inside.
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]]>Puglia, Italy
With so many exciting cities and towns to see, people who travel to Italy rarely remember Puglia, located at the heel of the peninsula. The rural landscapes and a mixture of cultural influences from Greece, Spain, and Byzanty make this region unique and worth checking out.
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(@pinkines)Ladakh, India
Ladakh is a region in northern India and one of the few truly untouched places on our planet. It consists of four mountain ranges, The Great Himalaya, The Ladakh, The Karakoram, and The Zanskar, and offers incredible views at every step. Travelers can stay in beautiful houses in the villages. The experience is unlike anything else!
(@beingpoonchi)Faroe Islands, Denmark
If you want to explore the untouched nature of northern Europe, Faroe Islands are the place to go. They belong to Denmark but sit between Norway and Iceland, and they consist of gorgeous coastlines. There are two Michelin-star restaurants where you can try the unique local cuisine.
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]]>The museum’s building is a part of a bigger project called Tokorozawa Sakura Town, which includes an anime-theme hotel, a bookstore, and a big space for various events. The museum has five floors and inside are a library, an anime museum, a shop, and a cafe.
This is currently the main attraction at Sakura Town in Tokyo. The building’s facade was made with massive granite and you can’t miss it when you’re in the neighborhood. The library inside is also a theater space, with 500,000 books and numerous screens supporting that secondary function.
“Although the world and Japan today are struggling with the effects of a permeating, invisible power, we are all trying to fight back and establish a new outlook on the future of humanity,” says Seigow Matsuoka, director of the museum. He welcomes locals and travelers to visit Kadokawa Culture Museum, a place that turns the invisible into the visible.
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