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The airports are places where even those afraid of flying should feel safe. So why is it then that the airports jeopardize our security exactly at – security checkpoints?
Have you ever heard of Aurlandsfjord? Explore the secret crown of the king of the fjords and experience the most authentic Norway, just like noble visitors before you!
At the end of each year, we all look back at what we did and create plans for the future. This is how the year 2018 looked like on Pipeaway!
Avaton is an old Byzantine law that even EU cannot do anything about. Pipeaway brings you to the only part of Europe where women are not welcome!
Arba Minch Circus is a social circus group working with Ethiopian children. They need your support – join the Circus of Postcards!
If you are already short of breath when walking up to the second floor of your building, you might find Flørli stairs hike repulsive…
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Struggling with defending your personal space on flights? Discover practical strategies for navigating seating challenges, particularly when sharing a row with larger seatmates!
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!
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.
Pipeaway Newsletter #205: From travel fog to clarity, I’m heading to a new address: from subtropical Africa via freezing Central Europe with a mental layover in Asia. Where to?
Pipeaway Newsletter #204: After a one-night stand with Budapest, I took a long way back to Zagreb. 300 kilometers in eight hours – a definition of “training” patience!
