Home » CROATIA TRAVEL NEWS » Switzerland, Croatia, Denmark, and Estonia Tourism Sector Emerging as Alternative Destinations Choice Amid Over Tourism Protests in France and Spain Thursday, November 21, 2024 Over tourism has reached a tipping point in Europe, with protests in France and Spain signaling growing frustration among residents of popular tourist destinations. Cities...
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Made in Switzerland Laws Reap $1.6 Billion a Year Business Boon
(Bloomberg) — Laws prescribing that only products made in Switzerland can be marketed using Swiss images bring some 1.4 billion francs ($1.6 billion) per year to the country’s companies, a government-sponsored study found. The so-called “Swissness Act” was introduced in 2017 and stipulates certain thresholds to allow the use of the iconic Swiss cross or...
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What I learnt travelling solo in the safest country in the world for women
Evenings are always the most awkward time to fill for solos. So I was delighted to find tickets at Theater Basel starting from just £26; the Barber of Seville, performed with puppets and both German and English subtitles was a surreal way to be entertained for the night. I was even more delighted to find...
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