Zeus International Hotels & Resorts invites you to celebrate the Easter season at their seaside destinations and luxurious resorts, offering authentic experiences and traditional Greek flavours. From Attica to Crete, discover the ideal place to spend Easter with your family and loved ones, enjoying special accommodation packages and Easter customs that will make your holiday unforgettable. Dolce Athens Attica Riviera – Brauron, Attica Just a breath away from Athens, Dolce Athens Attica Riviera in the Brauron area, with a view of the Evoikos Gulf, invites you to experience an authentic Easter experience with an attractive package. In this enchanting setting, guests…
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Signicat Joins EU Digital Identity Wallet Consortium WE BUILD to Drive the EU Digital Identity Wallet Initiative Signicat, the leading pan-European provider of digital identity solutions, is proud to announce its participation in the WE BUILD (Wallet Ecosystem for Business & Payment Use cases, Identification, Legal person representation, and Data sharing) consortium. The European Commission has selected this initiative for the second round of large-scale pilots to deploy the EU Digital Identity Wallet. The WE BUILD consortium, comprising nearly 200 public and private sector partners—including 13 European business registers—aims to enhance digital identity and data sharing for businesses and payments…
Travel experts at Wild Packs are warning holiday-goers that consuming popular items like beef, curries and alcohol can cause discomfort, bloating, and dehydration while flying. Gastroenterologists have explained that changes in cabin pressure and oxygen levels can inhibit the digestion of food, contributing to feeling bloated, gassy or nauseous. Additionally, the low humidity in aircraft cabins can further increase dehydration and digestive issues. Jamie Fraser, Travel Expert at US summer camp Wild Packs has outlined the food you should absolutely avoid eating before and during a flight. “The changes in cabin pressure, combined with reduced oxygen levels, the motion of the plane can inhibit the stomach from emptying, slowing down digestion. Essentially, this means food…
Corporate Figures for 2024 Released Analysts and Experts React to Nestlé’s Growth Nestlé’s recent share price increase has drawn attention from investors and financial analysts, with the company reporting better-than-expected earnings in Q4 2024. The Swiss multinational, known for its diverse range of food and beverage products, has managed to exceed several forecasts, reaffirming its profit margin targets for 2025. The 6.4% rise in Nestlé’s share price marks its highest level since October 2023, although it remains below its previous peak. Nestlé CEO Laurent Freixe described the company’s performance as “solid”, highlighting the challenging macroeconomic conditions and weakened consumer demand.…
As of 15:00, new Apple users in the UK can no longer enable Advanced Data Protection (APD) of their data, an end-to-end encrypted backup. In response to the government’s requests to secure a backdoor to Apple’s encrypted ecosystem, the company has decided to abandon this feature, and will still only provide data with law enforcement, if they have a warrant. In a statement, Mike Salem, UK Country Associate for the Consumer Choice Center (CCC), reacted to the news: “This unfortunate move is a direct result of the government’s own decision to force tech companies to hand over the keys to…
As Women’s History Month approaches, this year is a significant year in which companies like foodora must continue to create a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive workspace in the tech industry. As a European company, foodora believes that progress happens when opportunities are equal and people feel empowered to succeed. Currently, the company has more women employees than men, with 50.8% of its staff identifying themselves as women. In 2023, foodora became a regional brand and started different initiatives for its employees and ecosystem to empower women in Europe. foodora cultivates an inclusive workplace to enable women to excel and…
The Whitsundays has been revealed as Australia’s most over-touristed destination, with 4.2 international tourists to every resident, beating other well-known tourist hotspots such as the Gold Coast, with an average of 1.04 tourists to every resident. Australian-based luggage brand, Kadi Luggage, uncovered which popular Australian tourist destinations are the most over-touristed by comparing the latest international visitor arrival data from Statista with resident population sizes from official government data sources. For those seeking a more peaceful getaway, Kadi has suggested quieter alternatives that offer the same breathtaking landscapes, just without the crowds. Harry Saunders, Co-founder of Kadiluggage.com commented: “Australia’s iconic destinations like the Whitsundays and…
The British Blind and Shutter Association is celebrating Global Shading Day on March 21 2025 to raise awareness of the importance of shading in creating climate resilient buildings for comfort and wellbeing. Global Shading Day is a movement that emphasises how shading contributes to sustainable, energy efficient buildings that reject excessive heat in the summer and help retain heat during the winter. With extreme weather events happening more frequently, a Global Shading Day website has been launched packed with information about how individuals, communities, businesses and policymakers can get involved. Global Shading Day is organised by the European Solar Shading Organisation (ES-SO) and…
The global wellness tourism market is booming, with forecasts suggesting its value will reach approximately $1.35 trillion by 2028- effectively doubling from 2022. With this surge in mind, the question arises: which European cities offer the most relaxing, hassle-free escapes? In a bid to find out, the experts at HAYPP conducted an in-depth study analysing seven key stress-related factors, from congestion levels to scenic natural settings and wellness spots, uncovering Europe’s most relaxing travel destinations for Spring 2025. Key Findings: Europe’s top 10 stress-free travel destinations RankCityCountryPop. with Convenient Public Transport access (%)Number of Spas & Wellness Spots*Number of Nature Spots**Beach Areas (km2)Relaxation Score (/100)1NiceFrance94.6%97490.5475.362OsloNorway95.3%43810.6375.183ViennaAustria97.3%112830.0970.884MarseilleFrance98.1%72520.3868.155PortoPortugal89.2%69526.8865.476ReykjavikIceland94.9%31321.8264.767SofiaBulgaria89.8%107360.8961.928BolognaItaly99.8%43480.0160.999BournemouthUK98.5%41161.5059.7010A CoruñaSpain93.5%6180.5959.35…
Stoney Middleton’s beloved café, restaurant, and visitor centre, The Cupola, is celebrating its first anniversary this month. Owned by local historian and entrepreneur Colin Hall, The Cupola has quickly become a cornerstone of this hidden gem of a village, offering delicious food, a welcoming atmosphere, and a deep connection to the area’s rich industrial past. A Year of Heritage, Hospitality, and Flame-Cooked Food Since opening its doors in February 2024, The Cupola has attracted locals and tourists alike, serving up hearty meals inspired by the village’s industrial history. Situated on the site of the former Lords Cupola smelting mill, which…