Author: Connections Voyages

Tucked into the green folds of northern Spain, Oviedo feels like a city dreamt into being—serene, cultured, and proudly noble.  As the capital of the Principality of Asturias, Oviedo is a different kind of Spanish destination—quietly majestic, elegantly preserved, and soaked in soul.  Oviedo isn’t loud. It doesn’t clamor for attention. Instead, it will enchant you with its quiet nobility and layered stories. It’s a city of plazas and poetry, kings and saints, cider and sculpture — where every step brings you closer to something eternal and magical. Hi, I’m Elena! Thanks for reading my blog. With over 20 years…

Over 2,000 Mediterranean trout have just been released in a tributary of the Liri River in the Central Apennines. A leap forward in the restoration of this important native species, the release will also benefit a wide range of other wildlife and help to heal this living waterway. Rewilding Apennines and partners have just released around 2,000 young Mediterranean trout into a stream in the Central Apennines.Filippo Castellucci   Towards wilder and healthier waterways Around 2,000 young Mediterranean trout (Salmo ghigii) have just been released into the Romito, a stream in the Central Apennines rewilding landscape in Italy, with the…

In this blog, Frans Schepers, Executive Director of Rewilding Europe, outlines why rewilding offers transformative solutions than can enable nature and people to thrive together. Przewalski’s horses enhance natural grazing as they roam free in Causse Méjean, France.Frans Schepers   Human civilisation has always been shaped by dominant narratives. Religion once commanded our understanding of the world, followed by science during the Enlightenment. Today, economy and finance dictate global decision-making. We now stand at a moment of profound transformation. As old structures crumble and belief systems fade, space opens for something new. Rarely have the opportunities for fundamental change been…

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“Two countries and one Oder Delta”, a beautiful 16-minute documentary by Emmanuel Rondeau, tells the story of rewilding in the Oder Delta, which is shared between Germany and Poland. On March 22, at a well-attended event to celebrate World Rewilding Day in Goleniów, the premiere of the film inspired the audience. “Two countries and one Oder Delta” is a beautiful 16-minute documentary by award-winning French filmmaker Emmanuel Rondeau.   Breathing new life into the Oder Delta The Oder Delta, which is divided between Poland and Germany on the Baltic coast, is a unique region boasting a rich mosaic of terrestrial, marine,…

With the support of the European Wildlife Comeback Fund, the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds is reintroducing fallow deer in the Sakar Mountains. Restoring populations of this species will support the recovery of predators and scavengers and lead to a wilder, healthier landscape. Restoring populations of fallow deer in the Sakar Mountains will lead to a wilder, healthier landscape.Dimitar Gradinarov   Enhancing the circle of life With support from Rewilding Europe’s European Wildlife Comeback Fund, the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB) – one of Rewilding Europe’s local partners – is taking significant steps to rewild…

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Evgeny Kozlov, First Deputy Head of the Office of the Mayor and the Government of Moscow, Chairman of the Moscow City Tourism CommitteeAs global tourism rebounds quickly in last couple of years, Moscow is making a concerted effort to position itself as a premier destination for Indian travellers. With a 40 per cent year-on-year surge in Indian visitors – totaling over 61,000 in just the last 10 months – Russia’s capital city is rolling out the red carpet with tailored experiences, improved infrastructure and strategic partnerships. During an interaction with ETTravelWorld, Evgeny Kozlov, First Deputy Head of the Office of…

Luxembourg may be one of Europe’s smallest countries, but it offers an incredible mix of history, modernity, and breathtaking landscapes. If you’re wondering how many days in Luxembourg you need to experience its highlights, three full days are just about enough to explore its capital and beautiful wine region. In this Luxembourg itinerary, I’ll share my 3-day experience, which was filled with art, history, scenic walks, and exceptional wine tasting in the Moselle wine region. Hi, I’m Elena! Thanks for reading my blog. With over 20 years of experience in the hospitality and travel industry, I hold a Swiss Diploma…