Travel is about adventure and discovery, but a surge in visitors to iconic attractions is contributing to the degradation of historical treasures. By choosing to explore alternatives to some of the most popular destinations, travelers can join a movement of responsible and sustainable tourism and protect the world’s cultural heritage. Busbud has identified seven alternative destinations that offer comparable beauty, culture, and experiences without the overwhelming crowds and the strain on local environments. Instead of Venice, visit Annecy, France. – 50 mins from Geneva by bus for £6 Annecy, known as the “Venice of the Alps,” is nestled between…
Author: Sarah Kerry
Julian Hirst, Busbud, Regional Director EMEA Travel is about adventure and discovery, but a surge in visitors to iconic attractions is contributing to the degradation of historical treasures. By choosing to explore alternatives to some of the most popular destinations, travelers can join a movement of responsible and sustainable tourism and protect the world’s cultural heritage. Busbud has identified seven alternative destinations that offer comparable beauty, culture, and experiences without the overwhelming crowds and the strain on local environments. Instead of Venice, visit Annecy, France. – 50 mins from Geneva by bus for £6 Annecy, known as the “Venice of…
University is more than just a stepping stone into professional life; for most students, it’s their first real taste of independence. Suddenly, they’re in the driving seat—deciding when to study, what to eat, how to spend their money. It’s a time of discovery, not just academically but personally. Without the familiar safety nets of school and family, this freedom can feel exhilarating or daunting… depending on the day. Through these ups and downs, students begin to figure out who they are and how they want to tackle the world beyond university. It’s messy, it’s fun, and it’s where a lot…
The UK is currently facing an acute shortage of skills across various sectors, including technology, banking and medicine. According to the Department for Education’s latest Employer Skills Survey, nearly a third of all job vacancies in the country were due to a skills shortage. This has now become a priority issue for the new Labour government, which is looking to address this through unified training. But, as they start to put policies in place to enable workers to learn, progress and retrain throughout their working lives, innovative solutions are needed to transform traditional learning environments and meet the demands of…