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It's your wedding day, and you want it to be perfect down to the last detail. If you are planning a dream wedding, this is the place where dreams come true. Perhaps an outdoor setting with a grand entrance and tranquil gardens fits your Twilight wedding fantasy, or the sophistication of a historic downtown hotel suits your vision of an elegant classic wedding. You'll also find an industrial-chic museum, a Renaissance-style mansion, a glass-enclosed yacht, an upscale private club and a chic penthouse with impressive panoramic views, meaning the nation's capital isn't short on stylish locations for your vacation big day, starting with these 25 dazzling wedding venues in Washington DC. Photo: Kostyazar / Fotolia read more

There are many reasons to learn a language quickly. Whether business reasons or personal issues are driving your desire to learn a language as quickly as possible, there are some best practices you can use to maximize your progress. We asked some of our team members for tips on learning a language quickly. Among her advice is everything from independent study to the right language course. read more

Taking pictures while traveling is so much fun for you too? And yet sometimes very similar photos come out. We tell you a few tips and tricks how your vacation photos become a real eye-catcher.

Early bird and all that..

Pictures become especially beautiful when early in the morning or in the evening the play between light and shadow softens and the colors flow into each other. At midday, the sun is high and the light is harsh – not an ideal time to take photos. In concrete terms this means: Get up early! For sunrises it is worth to crawl out of the feathers early in the vacations. Not only the light dips your motive into a golden shimmer, still in addition no groups of people are in the way. You can photograph the sights in peace and avoid umbrellas, tour groups or sun hat tourists on the picture. read more

To an interview with Japanese founder Akemi Tsunagawa

Akemi Tsunagawa is an entrepreneur, founder and CEO of the world's first AI-powered chatbot. The 33-year-old entrepreneur's career path is impressive. Akemi Tsunagawa is one of only 15 percent of women in leadership positions in Japan. Here's how Tsunagawa, a remarkable visionary, is acting with her AI chatbot not only as a pioneer in emergency and crisis communications, but also as a symbol of equality and women in leadership positions. In 2015, Akemi Tsunagawa, a young Japanese woman, founded Bebot with a startup capital of 200.000 Euro Bespoke. The startup is betting on an AI-based chatbot for the tourism industry. The user base is growing rapidly, but crises such as earthquakes, tsunamis and, currently, the Corona crisis, require new approaches. "All the customers we communicate with have different problems, but I think emergency communication is number one because there is no other digital solution for it on the market," Tsunagawa says. We wanted to know more and asked Akemi questions about her motivation, intention and vision. read more

Actually I didn't want to write any more restaurant tips on Wallygusto, but Munich has so many interesting new openings to offer. And there are places that I find so cool that I don't want to withhold them from you. And so it also happens that I don't want to deprive you of my latest culinary discovery: the Bean Batter in the West End. read more