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Tips to Travel Venice and be a respectful Tourist

26 February, 202426 February, 2024 by Giancarlo Bonfiglio

Survive the Overturism in Venice

Overtourism

Venice is exceeded by tourists. They arrive by thousands every day and not everyone knows how to behave. If you travel to Venice we recommend you follow these tips to avoid inconveniences and enjoy that wonderful and historic city

Tips to Travel Venice and be a Respectful Tourist. Survive the Overturism

In April 2017, the Ministry of Interior of Italy put into effect a so-called “Daspo Urban” law. This law allows police forces to restrict access in certain areas of the localities to individuals considered a possible threat to public order, morals or public decency.

This is without necessity without the need for evidence of crime. This applies to vagabonds, but it also began to be applied to tourists within certain areas. Article 9 of the decree establishes a monetary penalty of 100 to 300 euros and an expulsion order from the place where the heho occurred and against any person. This expulsion can be for 48 hours and the recidivism reaches much higher penalties.

TSA 10 Travel Tips for Smooth Screening

26 February, 202426 February, 2024 by Traveling Cook

TSA offers 10 Travel Tips for Smooth Screening Passengers Continue to Bring Literally Tons of Prohibited Items to Checkpoints The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) continues to be ready for the increase in travel volume close to or exceeding pre-pandemic levels at airports across the country. And those passengers are bringing literally tons of prohibited items to the checkpoints. “We are ensuring the security of travelers with a robust workforce and new technologies within the checkpoint that enhance security, reduce …

Madrid in Three Days: Second Day

26 February, 202426 February, 2024 by Traveling Cook

Walking Madrid Second Day

On the second day we started walking along the Main Street – Calle Mayor (we passed the chocolate shop San Gines for those who have not yet had breakfast) until the Mercado de San Miguel ( see Map). This is one of the oldest markets in Madrid and is awarded as it was in its golden age.

Cathedral of Almudena

At the end of the main street we find the Cathedral of Almudena, which is the Metropolitan Cathedral of Madrid. It began to be built in 1879 and officially ended in 1993. It can be visited every day and it is traveled in approximately one hour

Next to the Almudena Cathedral is the Royal Palace of Madrid. At this time, it is not the residence of the King of Spain, but only acts of protocol. It began to contribute in 1738 and was completed in 1764. It has 3418 rooms and is larger than the Palace of Versailles on the outskirts of Paris – France

How Many People will Travel the World?

24 February, 202424 February, 2024 by Traveling Cook

How many People Travel the World?: 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 International Tourism to End 2023 Close to 90% of Pre-Pandemic Levels All Regions 30 Nov 2023 International tourism is on track to recover almost 90% of pre-pandemic levels by the end of this year. According to the latest data from the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), an estimated 975 million tourists travelled internationally between January and September 2023, an increase …

5 Best Cities for Digital Nomads

15 February, 202415 February, 2024 by Traveling Cook

List of best Cities for Digital Nomads Traveling the world without quitting your job. They are people who make the world their office. Dream of a whole generation. Work remotely while touring beaches, mountains and distant cities with just one notebook. But which cities are more and less friendly for this community of digital nomads? The Nomadlist website prepares this list with the help of its members. There are more than one hundred cities registered but here we only present …