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4 zodiac signs that will be most affected by 2025 Venus retrograde in Aries

Venus, our planet of love, attachment, aesthetics and assets, is going retrograde on March 1st. The first part (and the bulk) of the retrograde will go down, or back, as it were, in the cardinal hell fires of Aries, where Venus is a hot-tempered, desire-on-fire, hot-pants-wearing, war-cry-bellowing individualist. Venus will…

New travel tool helps you map the perfect European train journey

The EU’s high-speed railway network has nearly doubled in a decade, but international journeys remain a challenge. ADVERTISEMENTRail is experiencing a renaissance across Europe, as countries continue to invest in train networks and travellers look for flight-free alternatives that are better for the planet.But while demand for holidays is surging,…

How your zodiac sign influences your taxes

More than half of Americans experience “filing fear” every tax season, according to new research. From stressing about starting your taxes in the first place to worrying about whether everything was filled out correctly, a poll of 2,004 American taxpayers, found these feelings of anxiety consume 54% of respondents. The…

Can car-sharing fix Paris’s most traffic-choked road?

Other initiatives aimed at reducing pollution and noise in Paris have led to new cycling lanes and car-free zones. ADVERTISEMENTRush hour in the French capital is undergoing a revolution.Starting this week, Paris is introducing a new car-sharing lane during peak hours on its notoriously choked Périphérique ring road, a measure…

ITB Berlin 2025: What to expect at the world’s biggest travel show

Over the next few days, Euronews Travel will be on the ground at ITB Berlin talking to leading travel experts. ADVERTISEMENTDiscussions that shape the future of travel are underway as the world’s largest travel trade show kicks off in Berlin today.Exhibitors from around the world gather at ITB Berlin where…

Switzerland is betting big on luxury tourism – and it’s paying off

American travellers have visited Switzerland in record numbers, leading to a surge in overnight stays. ADVERTISEMENTBusiness is booming for the world’s wealthiest individuals. Uncoincidentally, so is Switzerland’s tourism industry.In 2024, Switzerland hotels recorded 42.8 million overnight stays – the highest in over 50 years. A key driver? Luxury travellers, particularly…

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