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Reykjavík beyond the clichés: 10 local stops in a day
One of the world’s northernmost capitals, Reykjavík is usually seen by travellers arriving on the island as little more than a place to sleep or a stopover on the way to nature tours. Yet with its human scale, distinctive architecture and use of public space, the city offers the most tangible summary of the island’s way of life. It is also remarkably generous to anyone who wants to trace what it means to “be from here” and the patterns of everyday life on the island. A guide for those who want to fit 10 of the city’s local stops into a single day.
Travel trends for 2027: flexible holidays, paranormal trips and destinations chosen by mood
Imaginary events, fake views, decade-old ancient theatres: how fakery is on the rise in tourism
Franco Malosso, 69, who charged visitors up to 40 euros to enter a supposedly 2,000-year-old amphitheatre he had built from scratch in Italy, has been sentenced to 28 months in prison. Taking this extraordinary case as our starting point, we look at the non-existent tourist attractions spreading as a result of AI hallucinations.
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