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Some stories traveled far. Some platforms didn’t. All of it left a mark. Welcome to Pipeaway’s 2025 year in review, told without filters.
Is it possible to have a winter wonderland at 20°C? Explore Ciudad Navidad in Gáldar, Gran Canaria’s home of boldest Christmas decorations and Nativity routes!
From children’s war songs to a genocide in a gym, music can be used to normalize violence. Should one of these 15 songs represent Israel at Eurovision?
The Grand Egyptian Museum near the Giza Pyramids houses over 100,000 artifacts (including the complete Tutankhamun collection), and redefines how ancient heritage meets modern tourism.
How Israel transformed Europe’s beloved song contest into a soft-power showcase while evading accountability? Why does EBU allow Eurovision to be used as a political detergent?
Not many medieval fairs survived until modern age. But here it is, Basler Herbstmesse, continually running since 1471! Hop on a ride and learn the secret of the largest Swiss fair!
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Bathhouse lovers can enjoy hundreds of jjimjilbangs in Seoul. These are our 5 suggestions for a memorable spa adventure in the Korean capital!
There is one sure-fire way of not exceeding the baggage weight limit: minimizing your clothes. For naturist holidays in warm Greece, hand luggage will be enough!
Pai Ti Kong is New Year celebrated by the Hokkien Chinese community. On this day, Penang, Malaysia, prepares one of the most lavish birthday parties for the Jade Emperor.
Pipeaway Newsletter #210: With my laptop experiencing a meltdown, my world went dark. And full-on fragile.
Pipeaway Newsletter #208: When ghosts replace guests, a hibernating village welcomes dolphins in its quiet bays.
Pipeaway Newsletter #208: In a sleepy Croatian village, I met a loud feline welcoming committee. Meet the stray royals of Živogošće!
Pipeaway Newsletter #207: In this postcard from the edge of a storm, I reflect on whether we can control our narrative in a hurricane.
Pipeaway Newsletter #206: A detour road led me to a maybe-heart, a place where cold Gacka River almost loves back.
