World Travel Guide
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Editorial Foreword
The World Travel Guide (WTG) is the flagship digital consumer brand within the Columbus Travel Media portfolio. Available in English, German, and Spanish versions, the WTG provides detailed and accurate travel content designed to inspire global travellers. It covers all aspects, from cities to airports, cruise ports to ski and beach resorts, attractions to events, and it also includes offbeat travel news, stories, quizzes and guides for adventurous travellers.
Travel Features
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Bike-friendly cities around the world
Cycling is kind to your health, your wallet and the environment; it is also an excellent way to take in the city
Applying for ETIAS
From November 2023, non-EU visitors to Europe's Schengen member countries will need to apply for ETIAS or a Schengen visa
A guide to Schengen visas
A guide to Schengen visas, the costs, the application process and a full list of countries whose nationals must apply or are exempted
16 lesser-known but Instagram-worthy European cities
Forget big cities like Amsterdam and London, we find 16 smaller but stunning cities in Europe that can light up your Instagram and rack up likes
Experience Croatia on the water
Sun-kissed Croatia is most magical when seen from its turquoise waters, says CroatiaLuxuryGulet.com
Cruising with Guletexpert.com
When you're cruising the Med on board a gulet, you're in for an unforgettable experience.
Food and Drink
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Los Angeles food & drink guide: 10 things to try in Los Angeles, California
From celebrity chefs to timeless burger joints, lively Los Angeles has a wide range of dishes to impress you; here are the top 10 things to try
London food & drink guide: 10 things to try in London
As one of the most diverse cities in the world, London’s culinary scene offers an eclectic mixture of British classics and modern, multicultural cuisine
Are eggs good or bad for you?
Chicken eggs are nutritious and versatile, but are they good or bad for you?
Italian wine for major occasions
Great wine can amp up your mood and enhance your experience, and this guide can help you choose fantastic Italian wine for major foodie and special occasions
The complete guide to Bulgarian wine
Bulgaria is not yet a well-known wine country, but that is about to change as Bulgarian wineries are carving an admirable niche
Thai Wine – A remarkable success story
A feat to be admired, we take you through Thai wine’s remarkable journey to success
City Guides
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Osaka
Bustling and energetic, Osaka is a thriving metropolis with a distinct commercial culture and with a regional identity that sets it apart from elsewhere in Japan.
Paris
Paris rarely disappoints. Home to beautiful architecture, arresting art and the world’s finest restaurants, only the hard–hearted will leave the City of Light without falling in love.
Eilat
Sandwiched between the Red Sea and the mighty Negev desert, Eilat is a water sport and desert adventure paradise. The southernmost city of Israel has all the hallmarks of a fantastic sun and fun holiday.
Country/ State/ Region Guides
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Greece
A flavourful melting pot of sparkling nightspots, fresh seafood, sizzling Mediterranean passion and mythical legend, Greece is a fascinating and enchanting destination.
Qatar
The eyes of the world are on Qatar right now. Following the discovery of oil in the 1940s, this small Gulf state has been catapulted from a small fishing and trading hub to one of the richest (per capita) countries in the world.
The Islands of Tahiti
The Islands of Tahiti are known for their laid-back vibes. Expect romantic sunsets and giant curls of turquoise breaking over reefs. Remote and pristine, the islands give you a glimpse of paradise on Earth.
Mongolia
Mongolia is far-flung and little visited yet has much to offer, from the stunning scenery and wildlife of mountains and deserts to the emerging luxury hotels and restaurants of capital Ulaanbaatar.
Cuba
Much like the varying conditions of classic cars, Havana appears to be in a constant state of restoration. A mishmash of beautifully restored colonial buildings rubs shoulders with dilapidated tenements of regular Cubans.