Tag: Europe
A September walk through Prague’s Old Town turns into a gentle trap of red rooftops, river views, tower climbs, and café pauses. A short stroll becomes a reminder that Prague doesn’t let you leave unchanged — or on time.
A quiet, sun-soaked Benidorm during COVID — empty beaches, spaced-out sunbeds, and a strange but unforgettable summer by the sea.
New Year at Lipno with snowboards, snow cannons, frozen lake walks and unhurried family moments under a cold blue winter sky.
Schwetzingen greeted us the way a good friend does — with a calm smile, slightly raised eyebrows, and zero urgency
At Lake Garda, strike a regal pose for a Scaliger Castle selfie, embark on the Gelato Gauntlet challenge, and master the art of pasta twirling. Avoid fashion missteps, seek out the mythical lake monster, and arm yourself with key Italian phrases for a journey filled with laughter and unforgettable memories!
In Rome for a startup event, I discovered the city’s nocturnal energy as Juventus clinched the Serie A title, stirring euphoria among fans. Exploring offbeat locales like the historic Italian Forum and the Olympic Center, I witnessed the grandeur of Roman architecture and experienced the raw intensity of a live tennis match, a stark contrast to the sport’s usual TV portrayal.
On a business trip to Austria, the highlight was Hangar 7, a museum highlighting Red Bull’s achievements. Contrary to the belief that they’re merely a soda company, Red Bull excels in content production linked to sports branding. This strategy has proven lucrative, with each can sold (typically netting a dollar) signifying their strong presence in sports. This approach has led to billions of cans sold, resulting in billions in revenue.