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Letting each other finish speaking is a firm rule of conversation in Germany. In Italy or France, however, this is not taken as seriously.

TRAVELBOOK reveals today's worthwhile travel deals, including hotels, city trips, vouchers, and more.

For more than 20 years, our author has traveled around the world. No destination is too distant or exotic. Solo trips hold a special allure for him.

Venice is sinking further, and now researchers are even discussing relocating the lagoon city. How realistic are these plans?

Social media is flooded with videos of passengers stretching together. Find out what's behind this trend here.

Sanitary facilities, seating and sleeping options, as well as food—one could theoretically live on Deutsche Bahn trains. But is it allowed?

With the introduction of a new route between Finland and Sweden, there could soon be a new longest train route in Europe.

The Playmobil FunPark in Zirndorf near Nuremberg is one of the well-known amusement parks for families with young children.

With school-level English, you wouldn't get far in pilot-air traffic controller communications: TRAVELBOOK introduces official aviation English.

Many people enjoy sitting together on trips. However, older passengers should be well distributed throughout the plane. Here's why.

Australian airline Qantas is installing so-called Wellbeing Zones in its new fleet. Find all the details on TRAVELBOOK.

Air New Zealand becomes the first airline to introduce sleep pods for economy class travelers. Learn all about the concept at TRAVELBOOK.

Airhelp has determined the best time and the worst time to fly. TRAVELBOOK presents the findings.

Why beards are no longer allowed for pilots since the merger of Hawaiian Airlines and the Alaska Air Group is explained on TRAVELBOOK.

In some European countries, toilet paper must not be flushed down the toilet. Here's where and why.

At Deutsche Bahn, the open system allows for spontaneous boarding. However, instead of the promised flexibility, the disadvantages prevail.

Organizers can increase package tour prices retroactively, such as when fuel costs rise. What travelers need to know.

From alcohol to electric kettles: These items are banned on cruises and cannot be taken on board.

In the South Tyrolean Langkofel Group, an unusual mode of transport takes guests up the mountain: a coffin lift.

In Cologne lies one of the most important relics of Christianity. It is said that the remains of the Three Wise Men rest here.

Here are six particularly beautiful asparagus farms across Germany, each with a unique concept but always focused on quality.

A new season at Europa-Park brings exciting changes, including a farewell to a popular attraction, making way for new ones.

In the region between Brandenburg and Saxony, the Lusatian Lake District has been developing into a true mega-project for several decades.

In Schrobenhausen, there's an exceptionally unusual museum. It focuses solely on Germany's favorite vegetable: asparagus.

The German Environmental Aid has evaluated which are the greenest cities in Germany. TRAVELBOOK presents the top 9.

.TRAVELBOOK offers vacation tips to make you feel as if you're in Spain - with doppelganger locations in Germany

Airbnb analyzed the most popular travel destinations for 2025 based on search queries. One of them is a small Bavarian town.

How much real wilderness is actually left in Germany? A recently published study has investigated this question.

The monastery Kloster Lenin was founded in 1180 by Margrave Otto I. Find out all information about its eventful history.

Night hiking, hiking for lovers, castle fans and nudists: there's something for everyone in these 13 tips for hiking in Germany!

In the Polish village of Jarosławiec on the Baltic Sea lies Europe's largest artificial beach—a coastal protection project. Here are all the details.

For over 120 years, Bad Sachsa has been a recognized spa town and a hidden gem for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation alike.

Coachella is considered the most breathtaking, trendiest, and also the most expensive festival in the world. Our author attended—and was thrilled.

Cassis on the Côte d’Azur is a unique little world that belongs to Marseille. We explain why it's definitely worth a visit.

How long are the coastlines? According to the coastline paradox, it depends on the measurement. TRAVELBOOK explains the phenomenon.

Five places known as Blue Zones are where people live healthily into very old age. TRAVELBOOK introduces them.

In this German city, guests can order their burger directly from a boat—at the world's only McBoat.

In the ossuary of Chammünster, the bones of countless deceased now rest in peace—thanks in part to a dedicated teacher.

Tulip blooms in spring: these European destinations showcase the most beautiful fields and gardens—from the Netherlands to Germany.

The Ohio State Reformatory transformed from a model institution into an absolute horror prison. Today, even Hollywood loves it.

The charming town of Wiesloch prides itself on being the site of the world's first "gas station." Here's the story behind it.

The resort town of Magaluf on Mallorca is introducing a selfie route. Tourists can take photos independently at designated spots.

Taste Atlas has determined the world's most popular dishes based on user ratings—with Paraguay's Vori Vori taking the top spot.

A ranking of the world's best sausages? Many German varieties made the list. However, the top spot is claimed by a Portuguese delicacy.

In Valencia, the home of paella, different rules apply. Anyone who disregards them quickly reveals themselves as a tourist.

Trattoria, osteria, and ristorante are all types of Italian restaurants. What exactly sets them apart? TRAVELBOOK explains.

It is considered an original Italian classic. However, there is also the belief that carbonara was invented by Americans. What's the truth?

TRAVELBOOK tells the story of an Irish drink invented about 60 years ago in Donegal that is currently taking the entire country by storm.