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Yesterday–today–tomorrow: Bardot reunion, EDC ...

Find out what defined 21 February 2026: Bardot’s comeback, the festival peak of EDC Mexico and Let It Roll Winter, and chart debates around Bad Bunny and J. Cole. We also bring a guide for 22 February and announcements for 23 February, focusing on what fans actually care about.

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Yesterday–today–tomorrow: what elections, ...

We bring an overview of yesterday’s news, today’s events, and tomorrow’s announcements: from tensions around Iran and fuel prices to the UN warning about Libya, an earthquake in California, and the Milan–Cortina finale. Find out what to watch, where the risks are for traffic and purchases, and which small steps you can take right now to reduce costs and stress.

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Yesterday, today, tomorrow in sports: Olympic ...

Find out what yesterday’s upsets and Olympic medals said about form, which matches today carry the most pressure, and which tomorrow duels and scenarios to watch. We bring a practical guide through absences, rotations, tables and schedule, with an emphasis on what a fan should follow immediately today.

Tourism of the countries

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MICHELIN Guide Malta 2026 confirms the island ...

Find out what MICHELIN Guide Malta 2026 brings: ION Harbour for the third year in a row keeps two stars, and six restaurants confirm one. There is also the new Bib Gourmand address Verbena and five fresh recommendations from Valletta to Mdina and Gozo, plus awards for a young chef, service and sommelier. Find out how this changes planning a gastronomic weekend.

Tourism Croatia

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Poles in 2025 are changing their travel ...

Find out how Polish tourists in 2025 reached 1.24 million arrivals and 7.32 million overnights in Croatia and why they are increasingly choosing travel outside July and August, higher-category hotels, campsites, and authentic experiences along the Adriatic and in cities.

Tourism World

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Destinations International marked the second ...

Learn how Destinations International marked the second Destination Professionals Day on 19 February, alongside proclamations in Canada and U.S. states. We explain what destination organizations do behind the scenes and why the industry sees them as key to development and sustainable tourism. Also learn what this means for local communities and meetings and conventions tourism.

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