Marco Crisciotti

Graduated in Communication Sciences and aspiring journalist. Lover of animals, gardening, and good cuisine.

• Why leaving your dog in a car could be deadly in minutes

• Water isn’t the most hydrating drink—this one is

• Time for summer, time for barbecue

• The 25 best sandwiches in the world, according to CNN — and what they tell us about global taste

• Dissolvable shampoo capsules could be the future of sustainable beauty

• Brushing your teeth: the daily ritual most of us get wrong

• The world’s most powerful geysers: where Earth’s heart bursts through the surface

• The summer heatwave that closed the top of the Eiffel Tower: a warning from Paris

• Madrid’s (Spain) best kept secret: a free ancient egyptian temple

• When the world’s most inclusive institution forgets its workforce

• The silent rebellion against “office chair butt” is reshaping how we work

• Europe braces for unprecedented protests against mass tourism

• Poland’s secret desert where sand dunes walk 5 meters every year

• These are the 50 most beautiful beaches in the world

• The $25/hour job that involves smelling dog breath (and getting puppy kisses)

• These 10 foods can help you sleep better, according to science

• 7 days on plants only: here’s what happens to your body and mind

• Global safety index 2025: where not to go this year

• Greece’s crystal-clear beaches rank among the world’s best in 2025

• Discover Africa’s Galápagos: breathtaking islands in a rarely visited country

• Tripadvisor reveals the top 25 destinations in the world for 2025

• The surprising second life of your morning coffee

• The sugar trap: what it really does to your body

• Busted: the most dangerous fitness myths (and what to do instead)

• The superfoods hiding in your pantry (and why they’re better than trendy powders)

• Egg whites: the new skincare trend – fact or fiction?

• Wild rabbit seeks help at hospital in Poland

• World’s top 25 beaches of 2025

• Embracing the dark: how noctourism is changing travel in 2025

• Tanzania, scientists discover a 130-foot tree that could live for 3,000 years