Travelling s-l-o-w

In this fast-paced world, global cities such as Prague, Lisbon and Berlin are rediscovering the beauty and pleasures of s-l-o-w travel. In these cities, you can have mobility and delight together in the form of refurbished old tram networks to which fresh routes have been added. And, in modern, 21st-century comfort too.

The allure of slow travel lies not just in the destinations but also in the spaces between. It allows you to initiate a dialogue with cultures, landscapes – and oneself. Choosing slow modes of travel offers you a transformative journey that transcends the mere act of reaching a destination. It is the mode by which you, a member of the cognoscenti, should travel – luxury of time and pace over ETAs and deadlines.

And slow travel – like slow cooking – is also you doing a good turn to the world at large. It reduces the environmental footprint associated with faster, resource-intensive modes of transport. Moreover, it prioritises the journey itself. It allows for spontaneity, encouraging detours and unplanned discoveries, often leading to the most cherished experiences. The unhurried pace grants you the magic ticket to extend each day to its slowly unravelling maximum.