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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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The 12 strangest museums around the world
This selection of weird and wonderful museums ranges from bizarre to macabre and all the way to silly - are you brave enough to set foot in any of them?
Travel experience during the COVID-19 pandemic
Amid this pandemic, some travellers are hitting the road once again and sharing their experiences with us
Holiday with Condor Ferries
Travel safely and reduce your carbon footprint to the Channel Islands from England and France with Condor Ferries
Classic themed holidays
Experience the world from a different perspective; here are 10 themed holiday destinations for foodies, art critics, party animals and nature lovers
10 things to see and do in Sarajevo
Sarajevo's many places of interest resulted from the scars of past conflicts, here are ten things to see and do that you shouldn't miss
16 things to know before travelling to Qatar
Qatar is set to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup from 21 Nov 2022 to 18 Dec 2022. Before you go, here are the top 16 things to know
Food and Drink
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The big coffee debate: the world’s best beans
What are the best coffee beans in the world? We turn up the heat on the debate
The big coffee debate: who makes the best coffee?
Cheese, spice or egg: what goes in your coffee? We search the world to find out who makes the best coffee
The big coffee debate: is coffee healthy and how much should you drink a day?
Is coffee boon or bane?
A guide to Ethiopian food & drink
The food in Ethiopia is just as unique as the country. From spicy Wat to refreshing Talla, here are some of the best tastes you can find under the African sun
Israeli food made simple
Featuring the best dishes of many ethnic groups, Israeli cuisine is hard to resist. As Israeli cuisine is now a popular source of ideas for recipe hunters, we’re bringing six popular Israeli dishes to your kitchen
City Guides
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Basel
Thanks to its location on the border between Switzerland, Germany and France, Basel has become one of Europe's most cosmopolitan cities and its concealed cultural core.
Belfast
Once the most troubled city in Europe, the last two decades have wrought an extraordinary transformation in Belfast and have seen it become one of the UK's most interesting and likeable cities.
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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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.
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.
Rwanda
Dubbed 'The Land of a Thousand Hills', Rwanda's lush green landscape, and the diverse wildlife that inhabits it, is indeed the country's star attraction. This small, landlocked nation in East Africa has been pulling in an increasing number of in-the-know international tourists over the last decade.
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.
New South Wales
The oldest state in the country, New South Wales gives many travellers their first taste of Australia; and it tends to be a potent one.