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5 Places to See the Desert
Endless sand dunes, rolling over each other like waves. The sun melts above the horizon, and the air shimmers with the heat of the earth. Such landscapes are worth seeing at least once in a lifetime.…
Kyrgyzstan: how to plan your vacation itinerary
Kyrgyzstan is a wonderful destination, and now is a good reason to get acquainted with the country. We tell you where to go in the city and beyond, how not to spend a lot of money, and what to pay spe…
Fethiye: what to do, what to see, and where to swim
If Antalya seems too boring to you, and Istanbul too crowded and expensive, then the magical and very pleasant Fethiye is perfect for you. Here you can see historical sights and have a luxurious seasi…
What to see in Tbilisi
Tbilisi is a city embraced by mountains, permeated with the aroma of wine and spices, and its streets whisper ancient legends. The capital of Georgia is an amazing mix of antiquity and modernity, Euro…
Baggage Allowance Rules 1PC and 2PC
In recent years, an increasing number of airlines are switching from the familiar weight-based baggage system to the piece concept. How to find out which baggage system an airline uses? It’s very simp…
What to see in Astana if you’re visiting for the first time
Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, features unique architecture and a ton of unusual sights, from a tent-shaped shopping mall to a huge tower with a golden sphere on top. In the Kupi.com Blog, we tell…
How to prepare for a trip to China
Preparing for China is like packing for an expedition to another planet: everything seems clear, but the devil is in the details. To avoid standing bewildered in the middle of bustling Shanghai, not k…
What to visit in Georgia
Oh, to go somewhere with lots of delicious food and new experiences… Does such a place exist? Of course it does! One of the best destinations in 2025 is Georgia. It has beautiful views and unusual att…
Travel as Therapy: Can a Vacation Cure Burnout?
When daily tasks turn into an endless to-do list, and morning coffee no longer invigorates, a persistent thought increasingly arises: “It’s time to leave.” It seems that all you need to do is buy tick…
How to support yourself while emigrating? A psychologist explains
Is it true that 10,000 steps can help overcome homesickness, and why are regular meals, to-do lists, and expat chats a must for any newcomer? Gestalt therapist Marina Kozinaki explains. For this, supp…
Budapest: Too Cool to Go Home
Oh, this mysterious Budapest! Almost two cities in one: Buda and Pest are located on opposite sides of the Danube. Buda is the royal, hilly part, Pest is the flat, business part, and between them are…
Cemeteries as Museums: A Guide to the Most Beautiful Necropolises
For many, a walk through a cemetery is a plot from a gothic novel or a forced necessity. But experienced travelers know: ancient burial grounds are the most honest open-air museums. There is no urban…
Most romantic destinations for a declaration of love
You can say “I love you” anywhere, but February is a special month. It’s a time when you either want to escape winter to the tropics, or, conversely, find comfort in snow-covered ancient cities, warmi…
Bleisure Travel: How to Combine Business and Leisure Travel
Since we’ve intrigued you with the title, let’s start there: the word bleisure combines two terms, business (work) and leisure (rest). That is, literally — rest during work. So, if you decide to go se…
Art Pilgrimage: Major World Exhibitions and Biennales of 2026
If your travel calendar is planned by the call of your heart, and your routes are built around museums, then 2026 promises to be exceptional. The art world is preparing for major premieres: from Venet…
Why Do People Travel
There are people who don’t think about the benefits of travel and just buy tickets on Kupi.com. And then there are those for whom there’s no sweeter vacation than Netflix, YouTube, and the couch. We’l…
First time in Tokyo: what to see in three days
Three days in Tokyo — it literally sounds like a fairy tale. If you’ve decided to visit the Land of the Rising Sun and are trying to put together a cool itinerary for Japan , read our short guide to t…
Gen Z Travel Trends
Generation Z (Gen Zers, born between 1997 and 2012) is the first demographic group that doesn’t remember a world without the internet. They grew up observing “perfect lives” on social media, and… reje…
Follow the Blue Flag: The Cleanest and Most Beautiful Beaches
Not all beaches are created equal; some are noticeably better than others. And the best of the best are beaches marked with a “Blue Flag”. What kind of flag is this, who awards it, for what, and to wh…
Where to go to relax from your phone
In the modern world, where a smartphone has become an extension of the hand, and constant internet connection is the norm, more and more people feel the need for a break. Fatigue from the endless flow…