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In early summer 2015 we hosted 4 sets of bloggers, mostly couples, in an apartment close to the center of Prague, arranging some things for them to do and making suggestions of events to attend. We made sure to take anyone who hadn’t been to Prague before on a private … Read More
Every now and again the question of the continuing migrant crisis, and how it affects the destination we cover, comes up in conversation with a prospective guest. We’ve published a series of posts on the subject, of which this is the latest, updating regularly to explain the situation as clearly … Read More
Several members of our team visited Belgrade this year, checking out new activities (the food tour we now offer there is one of the best!) and improving our hotel selection in the Serbian capital. We’ve added these destinations to our site and are now ready to share the fruits of our labor, … Read More
We love Croatian food, it’s all about the fresh ingredients and simple preparation, accompanied with a local wine it is tough to beat. But after a week or so of the same flavors you could be forgiven for craving some novelty (and more novelty than just switching to local versions of … Read More
JayWay Travel guest Ellen Offner (pictured above with husband Arnie outside Budapest’s Szechenyi baths) isn’t only a seasoned world traveler, she’s also a dynamic blogger covering Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America and North America — just about every place there is to explore! I recently sat down with Ellen to … Read More
We arranged Caitlin and Kyle’s honeymoon in Croatia and Slovenia in June this year and Caitlin has been posting some photos on her Instagram account that were just too good not to share. She kindly agreed to let us post a selection of them here. Caitlin’s comment says it all! “We had such … Read More
We recently arranged a hiking trip in Croatia for a group of 15 ladies from the Philadelphia Trail Club and we enjoyed reading their collective feedback so much we just had to share it on our blog. Jane, a member of the group and their travel agent said: Thank you for an … Read More
Just a short drive of less than an hour north of Zagreb in the Zagorje region of the country you’ll find two picturesque and decidedly un-Croatian looking sights, particularly if you started in the south of the country. Both of these places speak more to the history of inland Croatia, … Read More
Mostar‘s Old Bridge Area is one of just two UNESCO World Heritage Listed sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina and sees more visitors than anywhere else in the country but the majority of them stay for just a few hours on a day trip from Dubrovnik or by detouring a little … Read More
Evan Rail is one of the world’s foremost beer writers and a regular contributor to the New York Times ’36 Hours In…’ series of travel articles. I first started reading his restaurant reviews in the no-longer-in-print Prague Post back in the early 2000s, He’s still based in Prague but travels all … Read More