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Postcards from Kraków

Krakow, Poland's cultural gem, beckons travellers from around the globe with its captivating blend of history and modernity. This enchanting city, with its cobbled streets and architectural wonders, is not just a destination but a living storybook waiting to be explored. Millions of visitors are drawn to Krakow's vibrant cultural scene, world-renowned events, and rich heritage each year. Join us on a journey through this captivating city as we explore its diverse facets, from the historic Jewish Quarter to the modern charm of boutique hotels.

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Postcards from Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is the sea-facing city located in the southern part of Croatia. Famed for its picturesque rooftops and contribution for hosting scenes for Game of Thrones, this little city has lots to offer. Yes, you will find an influx of visitors from those taking a shortstop on their cruise trip in the main city, simply time your stay carefully to avoid the crowds and have a hassle-free experience.

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Postcards from Marrakech

As one of Morocco's major tourist destinations, Marrakech offers a wide range of accommodations, from budget-friendly dars to luxurious five-star riads. The city has over 1,000 hotels, including world-renowned chains such as the Four Seasons, the Mandarin Oriental, and the Ritz-Carlton. Nobu Hotel opened earlier this year, as did boutique hotel Maison Brummell and the eagerly anticipated ROSEMARY Marrakech is due to open soon.

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Postcards from Malaga

Over the past few years (2018), the Costa del Sol's capital has been moving higher on the visitor list. With a vibrant outdoors offering endless possibilities for sightseeing and gastronomic trends, Malaga has been crowned a cultural hub since its nomination in 2016 for the European Capital of Culture. The launch of Paris George Pompidou Centre’s first international outpost, the Automobile Museum, the Picasso museum and the Contemporary Art Centre all contribute to the sheer wealth of arts in Malaga city.

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Postcards from Copenhagen

There is something about Copenhagen that keeps on giving. The Danish capital is renowned for being ultra-trendy, with some of the most spectacular boutique brands and CPFW (Copenhagen Fashion Week) being one of the must-see destinations on the fashion calendar. The chic vibes run into the various boutique hotel offerings scattered around; converted breweries in upcoming neighbourhoods, accommodation in light of vintage furniture and charming villas you'll never want to leave.

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Postcards from Olhão

Olhão is a coastal town in the Eastern Algarve, in the precise place between the mountains and the ocean. It is the largest fishing port of the region with an abundance of fishermen boats serenading the waterfront around the islands nearby. We visited in late September, just in time for the harvests of the seasonal fruits; figs, almond and carob.

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Postcards from Tarifa

Tarifa is a small town in the province of Cádiz, Spain with an abundance of activities for thrill-seekers. Praised for being the world’s most popular destination amongst wind sports enthusiasts (think kiteboarding, windsurfing etc.), the key places to visit are beachbound; the Playa de los Lances, an expansive sand beach and kitesurfing spot, El Estrecho Natural Park with its rugged beach line and the Punta de Tarifa, known for its tall-standing lighthouse between the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea.

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Postcards from Ghent

If you're after a undeniable quirkiness in a historic medieval surrounding, Ghent is most certainly the place to be. What it doesn't possess on a grand scale like other Belgian cities, it more than makes up for in culture, coolness and canals. The ambience is super vibrant, and the scene is young and dynamic.

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Postcards from Paros

Paros in Greece is among the most popular islands in the Cyclades that is postcard-worthy and heavenly substantial, to say the least. Some of the oldest European civilizations have been embraced in this part of the world, bridging culture and history bringing with it food, music and architecture. Paros has dozens of crystalline beaches awarded the blue flag under the Blue Flags of Europe Program, providing visitors with the options for not only for swimming, but also water sports activities. Although the locals consider the mainland peninsula to be the 'real Greece'.

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Postcards from Malta

Malta is ideally located just below the Italian island of Sicily, within close proximity to the north-east tip of Africa. The island has an abundance of World Heritage Sites, modest stilled beaches and a satisfying culture revolving around food. Some of our favourite times on the island included losing ourselves in timeworn backstreets in chronicled old cities and eating at some of the best restaurants the island has to offer. Through this experience, we mingled with the locals, tasted some goodies for ourselves, and has a genuine feel for the island's lifestyle.

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Postcards from Villefranche-sur-Mer

Villefranche-sur-Mer is an enchanting seaside town in a busy part of the Côte d'Azur just east of Nice. The golden sandy beaches draw crowds and you can also find a selection of charming terrace cafés and restaurants. The Bay of Villefranche is simply breathtaking, noted as one of the five most beautiful bays in the world, you can see Cap of Nice on the right and Cap Ferrat on the left.

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