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Many people in the U.K are striving to "go local", but what does this mean?

The final frontier for tourism

In the verdant and mountainous south-west of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where historic tribes herd goats through villages that date back thousands of years, one of the world’s most exciting travel destinations is now taking shape.

Rebel with a cause

When Wayne Griffiths, CEO of SEAT and CUPRA, came to Barcelona as a free spirit in his youth, he liked the nightlife district so much that 30 years later he named a trailblazing electric car after it.

Regenerative tourism moves Saudi Arabia forward

When travelers pass through the new international airport serving The Red Sea Project’s resorts in Saudi Arabia, they will soon realize that they have arrived at a very different kind of destination.

Sowing seeds of the future

Saudi Arabia has launched two green initiatives that will preserve ecosystems and transform the environment in the Middle East and beyond

Saudi steps up sustainable tourism drive

With signs that global tourism is rebounding as the coronavirus pandemic recedes, Saudi Arabia is poised to become the world’s flagbearer for a new form of sustainable, authentic and responsible tourism.

Extreme E: the adventure where less is more

Mattias Ekström opens the doors of the ABT CUPRA XE team paddock, where nothing goes unused. Teams of eight people and no public audience, some of the keys to reducing the environmental impact. The philosophy of the Extreme E Series is to highlight the importance of achieving a more sustainable world.

A vision of barefoot luxury

Taking shape on the pristine shores of the Red Sea, amid the breathtaking beauty of uninhabited islands, untouched coral reefs, and desert canyons steeped in history, a stunning new destination is redefining luxury tourism and sustainable travel for the post-Covid age.

A day with Marc ter Stegen and his plug-in hybrid

The FC Barcelona player drives his new plug-in hybrid car for the first time and talks about his impressions at the wheel. He uses his driving time on his way to a match to concentrate and to talk with his family on the way home.

Adventure and tranquillity in Arabia

From a vantage point high in the clouds, on a verdant mountain top soaring some 3,000 meters (9,800 feet) above the Arabian Peninsula, Husameddin Al Madani looks down on an unexplored world of adventure, experience and tranquillity.

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Preparing for a computer-driven future

Just as the steam engine has come to symbolize the industrial revolution of the 19th century, perhaps no single object represents the democratic, consumer-centered economies of the 20th century better than the mass-produced automobile.

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Inside Blue Marlin Ibiza

In the picturesque setting of Ibiza, Blue Marlin stands out not just as a premier beach club but as a pioneer in blending luxury with sustainability and cutting-edge technology.