A quick rundown of Iberia’s five Portuguese gateways - the beaches, history, culture, and other riches of the fascinating nation with which we share our Iberian Peninsula.
23/09/2021
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Europe
Carlos Liras began flying as a member of the short- and medium-haul cabin crew in June 2016 and has been a chief steward at Iberia since April 2019. e never tires of revisiting Paris, where he discovers something new on every trip. Here are some of his favourite places.
10/09/2021
Hard to believe, but although Spain has the world's third highest number of World Heritage Sites, our capital city has had not a one – until now
09/09/2021
Goulash galore, but there's much, much more to today's Hungarian food scene. And then there's dessert...
24/08/2021
Beyond dreamy beaches, Tenerife is packed with nature, history, culture, entertainment options, and a unique cuisine
29/07/2021
GoodLifeStudio
One of our newest destinations, halfway between Vienna and Venice, also happens to be one of Europe's smallest capitals. with a population of around 296,000. But what it lacks...
08/07/2021
Rudolf Ernst
In this blog over the years we've gone on at length about the many awesome allures of this region - some 5,000 square kilometres (1,931 sq. miles) worth...
01/07/2021
Mlenny
Portugal's answer to Spain's Canary Islands, the Azores are a nine-island grouping 1,529 kilometres (950 miles) out in the Atlantic Ocean west of the Iberian Peninsula. The largest (759km²/293...
24/06/2021
The landscapes of South America's fourth largest country are amazingly varied, encompassing tropical jungles, temperate forests, plains, steppes, soaring Andes peaks, glaciers, deserts, wetlands, and beaches/coral reefs, among others.
17/06/2021
Henrique Seruca
Part of Portugal, this three-island Atlantic Ocean archipelago just over a thousand kilometres (some 670 miles) southeast of the Iberian Peninsula offers a a balmy, subtropical climate (averaging...
10/06/2021
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