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The Grand Tour of Catalonia: a culinary journey
Paid Content for the Catalan Tourist Board
In 2025, Catalonia will become the first territory in Europe to be named World Region of Gastronomy, an award that highlights the rich variety of its agriculture and cuisine.
Those who journey though the craggy peaks of Catalonia's mountainous interior and the pristine beaches of its coastal shores can sample everything from fresh seafood and award-winning wines to traditional liquors and hearty alpine cuisine. The best way to do it? The Grand Tour of Catalonia, a specially designed circular road trip that aims to offer travellers the best experience of the region. .
People of Ecuador: a tapestry of culture
Paid Content for the Ecuador Tourism
From the dramatic Andean peaks to the verdant Amazon rainforest, Ecuador offers a vibrant tapestry of culture to discover. Travellers can explore how heritage and conservation combine in the country’s mountainous north, learn about how female-led initiatives are revitalising traditions in the Amazon and savour lesser-known local cuisine in the country’s capital. The name ‘Ecuador’ comes from the Spanish word for ‘equator’ — the place where the sun is at its highest — and this special relationship with the sun can be felt throughout the country’s communities, fields and festivals.
An island of celebration: Discover the traditions of Tobago
Paid Content for the Tobago Tourism Agency
Tobago is renowned for its natural beauty. But it’s the people and culture — the food, vibrant artforms and community-driven festivals — that really bring this island to life.