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In today's world, travel often happens at a fast pace, packed with endless to-do lists and must-see attractions. But what if we slowed down? The philosophy of slow travel invites us to leave behind the rush and savor every moment of the journey, all while reducing our environmental footprint.

March 22nd is World Water Day, an opportunity to reflect on the importance of water in our lives, the protection of water resources, and the actions we can take to ensure the sustainability of our planet. Since managing water responsibly is essential, even during trips or outdoor adventures, here are practical tips to help you save water wherever you are!

Lake Plastira, often referred to as the "jewel of Thessaly," is one of Greece’s most remarkable infrastructure projects with a fascinating history. Discover five confirmed facts that make it truly unique.

Did you know that Greece is home to some of Europe's most impressive protected ecosystems? From the snow-capped peaks of Mount Olympus to the imposing Samaria Gorge, our National Parks are vital sources of life and sustainable development.

Deep in the heart of Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan remains one of the most authentic travel destinations on the planet. Here, ancient nomadic traditions blend with majestic mountains and crystal-clear lakes, creating a land where time flows at nature’s pace.

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