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06 11.2026

A laughing skier waist-deep in fresh powder in Niseko, a private transfer from New Chitose Airport.

Hokkaido Ski Resorts: Why Do Skiers Cross the World for This Snow?

Where can you find snow that slides off your skis like icing sugar? Find out which Hokkaido resort lets you ski under the lights at night, where to take the kids, and where more than 20 metres of snow falls each winter

29 10.2026

Smiling woman with a flower crown and Catrina make-up at a Day of the Dead celebration on a trip to Mexico.

3 Places Where Mexico's Festival of Remembrance Outshines Any Halloween

In early November, Mexico smells of marigolds and candle wax. Find out where to see a parade of giant skeletons, why music plays in an Oaxaca cemetery at night, and where candlelit boats head on the festival night.

22 10.2026

Smiling couple with a map taking a selfie on an autumn trip to Europe.

Chase Autumn Across Europe: Taste Italy and Greece, Feel the Mood of Ireland and Norway

In late October, Europe reveals a different side: no summer crowds, a fresh harvest and misty landscapes. We've picked four destinations worth visiting right now. Find out where to taste new-harvest olive oil, where you can still swim and where to go for that autumn atmosphere

13 10.2026

A smiling skier holding her skis on the first snow of the ski season in the mountains.

Why Is Las Vegas in November a Magnet for Dance Lovers and F1 Speed Fans?

In mid-November, Las Vegas draws two very different crowds: Latin music fans and Formula 1 followers. Only a week separates the two events, so it's easy to combine them in a single trip. Here's when the ceremony and the race take place, how to spend the days in between and how to get from the airport during race week.

07 10.2026

7 Ski Resorts Where the Season Starts Earliest.

You don't have to wait until January for the ski season. On Alpine glaciers, in Colorado and in Asia, the first runs open as early as October and November. Here's where to ski before everyone else, when to go and how to get there from the airport with all your gear.

30 09.2026

A smiling young woman sitting on the floor next to her packed suitcase, ready for the trip.

Pack Without the Surprises: From a Compact Suitcase to Skis and Strollers.

An overweight suitcase at check-in can ruin the mood before a trip even starts, and a baby stroller or a snowboard sometimes turns into a mission of its own. None of it has to be left to chance: airlines and transfer services both work off clear rules that are easy to check in advance. Here are five practical rules for packing a suitcase without paying for extra weight, plus what to do with oversized items, from skis to a wheelchair.

24 09.2026

Two smiling travelers with a passport in a bright airport hall on World Tourism Day.

World Tourism Day: 5 Ways to Make Your Trip Easier with AI.

A few years ago, artificial intelligence in travel still sounded like something out of science fiction. On 27 September, the world marks World Tourism Day, and this year's theme from UN Tourism is exactly about that: digitalisation and artificial intelligence are reshaping the industry. Here are five changes already happening at airports and on booking sites – some of them you may have walked straight past without noticing.

18 09.2026

Two boys laughing while looking through a tourist telescope by the sea.

5 global destinations for a date with infinity.

Observatories and science centres rarely exist for science alone – many of them sit on the best real estate in town and hold a whole universe of mystery behind their doors. In Greenwich you can stand with one foot in the Eastern Hemisphere and the other in the Western, in Los Angeles take in a sky full of stars through a real telescope from a hill above Hollywood, and in Geneva step into the lab chasing the secret of how matter itself came to be. We rounded up five places where a city break turns, for an hour or two, into a date with the infinite.

10 09.2026

Women lighting diya lamps arranged with marigold flowers for Diwali.

Celebrate 1000 lights! The Cities that turn into a Sea of light.

Thousands of clay lamps, night markets, and fireworks that light up the whole sky - that's what Diwali looks like in India. But you don't have to fly there to see it: the Indian diaspora spans the globe, and in several countries the festival is celebrated on nearly the same scale - a public holiday in some places, and in others, celebrated with an illumination that outshines the festival's own birthplace. We've picked six destinations where to go for Diwali, with details on getting to each one.

03 09.2026

Traveler enjoying unusual transport by a train window in the Swiss Alps.

Unusual Transport Around the World: How Locals Really Get Around

A regular bus won't cut it in some cities - locals get around by cable, by rail through an apartment block, or by hovercraft over ice. We rounded up 8 places where it's worth soaking up the local rhythm and taking an unforgettable ride on unusual transport: climb the cable car above La Paz, take a train straight through an apartment block in Chongqing, or cross Lake Baikal by hovercraft.

27 08.2026

Young people travel and discover new destinations.

From Split to Rotterdam: 5 New Transfer Destinations at Intui

ntui's destination map keeps growing. It just gained five new destinations: white-stone Split, finance-hub Frankfurt, volcanic Madeira, harbour-front Baltimore and cube-house Rotterdam. Each one comes with a private transfer from vetted local operators - no queues, no taxi hunts, no hassle. Inside: where to travel next and what to see in each of the five destinations.

19 08.2026

Travelers capturing bright moments of their shoulder-season trip

Shoulder Season: Where to Rest in September When the Heat Fades and the Crowds Thin Out

September is the best month to go where summer was too hot and too crowded. The sea is still warm, hotels are cheaper, and the queues at the sights are shorter. We’ve gathered six shoulder-season destinations, from warm seas to European lake towns where September is at its finest.

11 08.2026

Joyful woman in a straw hat on a tropical beach

Seychelles on the Intui Map: An Unusual Way to Experience Paradise.

Seychelles just joined the Intui map as a new travel destination. Set off on an unusual journey: see the archipelago differently than through a bus window on the way to your hotel - sunsets over the ocean from a yacht deck instead of a poolside lounger, days on granite beaches shaded by boulders hundreds of years old. Here's how to fill a Seychelles leisure travel with unforgettable moments.

03 08.2026

Young couple with a map exploring a new travel destination

From Albania to Hamburg: 7 New Private Transfer Destinations at Intui

Intui’s destination map keeps growing. It just gained seven new destinations: sun-drenched Albania, temple-dotted Thailand, fast-paced Tokyo, neon-lit Shanghai, harbour-front Hamburg, buzzing New York and sunny Brisbane. Each one comes with a private transfer from vetted local operators - no queues, no taxi hunts, no hassle in an unfamiliar place. Inside: where to fly and what to see in each of the seven destinations.

29 07.2026

Queues at Airports & Flight Delays: 6 Tips to Arrive Calm and Stress-Free

Security queues, flight delays, and one more taxi queue after landing - airports rarely go exactly to plan. But with the right preparation, none of it has to derail your trip; it's simply another leg of the journey under control. This article offers 6 practical tips for handling airport queues and flight delays, and explains why a pre-booked transfer removes the last source of stress before you even land.

30 07.2026

Family Travel with Kids: 6 Baby Travel Tips

Are kids and real vacation compatible? Every parent asks this before a trip. A flight with a one-year-old, a long journey with a preschooler, sleep routines in a foreign country - it sounds challenging. But with the right preparation, traveling with children becomes a genuine adventure for the whole family. This article offers 6 practical tips to organize traveling with toddlers so that parents - not just kids - actually get to rest.

26 02.2026

4 Female Pioneers Who Changed the World of Travel.

150 years ago, a woman couldn’t leave home without a chaperone, let alone travel abroad. Yet some donned trousers, boarded ships, and set off on adventures. Jeanne Baret hid among 300 sailors for two years, disguised as a man. Nellie Bly circled the globe solo in 72 days. Alexandra David-Néel, at 55, crossed the Himalayas on foot into forbidden Lhasa. These women risked their lives to prove that travel is a right for everyone, regardless of gender. Read more about their discoveries in the article.

19 02.2026

Mauritius — an Alternative to the Maldives! Discover an Island Where Vacation Meets Adventure.

Mauritius offers what the Maldives cannot — real adventures beyond the beach. Tourists can dive to sunken ships at the barrier reef, watch humpback whales in the open ocean, and explore Hindu temples in extinct volcanic craters. A gastronomic journey includes tasting Creole, Indian, and French cuisine, while tea plantation tours reveal the island’s colonial history. Full Mauritius guide in the article.

16 02.2026

Plan a Romantic Valentine’s Weekend! From Spa Retreats to Winery Gastronomic Tours.

Valentine’s Day is the perfect reason for a couple’s getaway and to create memories that last. Thermal resorts to relax in warm water under the stars. Gastronomic tours through wineries with tastings. Cultural weekend in a new city with theaters and museums, and more. This article gives 6 detailed ideas with practical tips for an unforgettable Valentine’s Day.

06 02.2026

Shrove Tuesday in the Polish Way: Discover New Intui Destinations for an Unforgettable Celebration!

Polish Shrove Tuesday is not just seeing winter off — it’s a whole week of carnival festivities, with the entire country eating 100 million donuts in a single day! On Fat Thursday, bakery queues form at dawn, streets fill with people in masks and costumes, and in the evenings, masquerade balls take place in historic castles. From capital city carnivals in Warsaw to authentic folk celebrations in small towns, each place offers a unique perspective on the tradition. Learn more about Shrove Tuesday in Poland in the article.

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