People

What is it like to live where others vacation? Our author shares her experiences living in Portugal, in the Algarve.

For decades, campers at the nudist campground in Hooksiel on the North Sea have felt truly free. Now, that's about to end.

Germany is a world leader in the practice of naturism. However, despite all the enjoyment of nude recreation, there are some no-gos.

At the Spanish festival El Colacho, men jump over babies. Here's the meaning behind the ritual and the significance of the tradition.

Our author has always been passionate about languages. During his travels, languages often opened doors and hearts for him.

During his travels, our author occasionally encounters adventurous or even unpleasant situations with the law.

Traveling alone? TRAVELBOOK Editor Katharina Regenthal doesn't enjoy it. Here's why.

Traveling Norway by campervan—TRAVELBOOK editor Katharina Regenthal wouldn't want to vacation this way again.

In TRAVELBOOK, a solo traveler recounts how her night in a remote Airbnb vacation home turned into a nightmare.

If you're looking to quickly connect with others while also saving on travel expenses, hostels are the perfect choice.

The Henley Opportunity Index 2026 reveals the 15 countries where expatriates have the best opportunities. TRAVELBOOK presents the findings.

For over 10 years, our editor worked as a waitress. Here are the annoying guest behaviors that particularly irritated her.

After many years of traveling solo, now with a family of her own, our author shares how traveling with a child has changed her experiences.

Considering emigrating to Denmark? A German woman shares her experience with TRAVELBOOK.

Our author loves her family—and thoroughly enjoyed her time alone in Amsterdam. A personal account of traveling without a child.

As the partner country of ITB 2026, Angola presented its tourism vision at the world's largest tourism fair in Berlin.

A survey examined how people around the world perceive the sound of languages—and which ones are considered particularly friendly.

Clärenore Stinnes achieved an astonishing pioneering feat in the 1920s: She became the first person to drive around the world.

Which German state has the most likeable people? Researchers have tackled this question—and the result is clear!

The organization Internations surveyed thousands of expatriates about how welcome they feel in their new home.