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Now, Scotland Links With UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Canada, and Japan to Witness Tourism Boost During September 2025 Lunar Eclipse: Here’s More

Now, Scotland Links With UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Canada, and Japan to Witness Tourism Boost During September 2025 Lunar Eclipse: Here’s More

Home » TRAVEL TRENDS AND FOCUS » Now, Scotland Links With UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Canada, and Japan to Witness Tourism Boost During September 2025 Lunar Eclipse: Here’s More Sunday, July 20, 2025 The mythical beauty of its dramatic landscapes and stargazing potential are about to stage an event of cosmic proportions likely to jump-start the sleepy tourist trade and …

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Tour de France stage 15: Wellens lands popular win, Pogacar’s sportsmanship, and why did Alaphilippe celebrate on finish line?

Tour de France stage 15: Wellens lands popular win, Pogacar’s sportsmanship, and why did Alaphilippe celebrate on finish line?

Belgian national champion Tim Wellens soloed to victory on stage 15 of the Tour de France on Sunday. The UAE-Emirates domestique attacked from a breakaway with around 40km to go on another chaotic and entertaining afternoon of racing. The early part of the day was shaped by a crash inside the first 20km, an incident that brought down several riders, …

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Tour de France Riders Fuel at 500 Calories per Hour. Should You?

Tour de France Riders Fuel at 500 Calories per Hour. Should You?

“], “filter”: { “nextExceptions”: “img, blockquote, div”, “nextContainsExceptions”: “img, blockquote, a.btn, a.o-button”} }”> One hundred twenty. It’s the magic number of the Tour de France. Tadej Pogačar is among the majority of pros who squeeze down 120 grams of carbohydrate – approximately 500 calories – per hour to fuel their intensity of the modern Tour de France. That’s maybe 50 …

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‘Everyone’s tactics were strange’ – Tempers fray on tough breakaway day at Tour de France on stage 15

‘Everyone’s tactics were strange’ – Tempers fray on tough breakaway day at Tour de France on stage 15

There was a point in the mid-19th century when the state of the citadel of Carcassonne fell into such disrepair that the French government decided that it was time to demolish the 700-year-old fortress. Fortunately, for those into medieval architecture, after public outcry the citadel was rebuilt and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. On a hot …

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LIVE Updates: Tour de France Stage 15

LIVE Updates: Tour de France Stage 15

“], “filter”: { “nextExceptions”: “img, blockquote, div”, “nextContainsExceptions”: “img, blockquote, a.btn, a.o-button”} }”> 22km to go: Carlos Rodríguez and Alexey Lutsenko have joined the five riders chasing behind Tim Wellens, whose lead is close to 90 seconds 25km to go: Wellens leads by 1-15. The chase group seems to have given up, to the extent that Carlos Rodríguez is bridging …

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France 1 Germany 1 (5-6 on pens) – Gravity-defying saves, glass ceilings, another penalty shootout

France 1 Germany 1 (5-6 on pens) – Gravity-defying saves, glass ceilings, another penalty shootout

It is best to ignore what’s on paper during tournaments. A week ago, Germany suffered their worst defeat, falling 4-1 to Sweden (a team now out of the tournament after losing to England on penalties). Thirteen minutes into Saturday’s quarter-final against France in Basel, Switzerland, Germany were down a defender due to a puzzling hair pull, depleting an already decimated …

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Germany beat France thanks to Berger – DW – 07/20/2025

Germany beat France thanks to Berger – DW – 07/20/2025

Ann-Katrin Berger ended the Euro 2025 quarterfinal as she’d started it, with a broad smile. As the rest of Germany’s team belted out the national anthem prematch with their game faces on, their goalkeeper grinned and took in the surroundings. After her second penalty save won a match Germany looked to have lost inside 15 minutes, that smile was wider …

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