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A highlight of our visit to Kenya was an exhilarating hike to Mount Longonot, an iconic crater mountain nestled in the Great Rift Valley, which stretches some 6,000 kilometres north to south in the east of the country; it´s the centrepiece of 52-square-kilometre (20-sq.-mile) Mount Longonot National Park,
Our adventure commenced from Nairobi on a chilly Tuesday morning. Just over an hour later, as we drove past the Rift Valley Escarpment the dramatic cliffs surrounding the valley), excitement
Saunas are more than just places to sweat; they're sanctuaries of relaxation, culture, and rejuvenation. From the ethereal landscapes of Scandinavia to the depths of Estonian tradition, each sauna offers a unique experience worth travelling for. Here we unveil some of the world's most exceptional saunas that redefine the art of sweating.
Björholmens Marina, Sweden
In the little old fishing village of Björholmen on the charming west-coast island of Tjörn, an hour's drive from Gothenburg and si
The travel industry is evolving rapidly, with new technologies reshaping how agencies operate and interact with clients. For travel agencies, keeping pace with these changes is crucial not just for survival but for thriving in a competitive market. This guide will explore the top ten travel technologies that are revolutionizing the industry and offer practical insights and actionable strategies for integrating these tools into your business.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Chatbots
AI is trans
Though often overshadowed by other Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, and even Cambodia, Laos has its own culture and natural splendour which makes visitors feel like they´re in another world. Here are eight excellent examples.
Marvel at Pha That Luang in Vientane
Considered the premier national symbol of Laos, this Buddhist temple (top) has its central stupa - said to enshrine a relic of the Buddha - covered with authentic gold leaf. Built in 1566 and reconstructed severa
Hello everyone. I’m Evan, and I want to tell you about what I found in Jamaica. It blew my soul in ways I didn’t expect, and I hope I can share that same feeling with you.
Landing in a Story, Not Just a Place
When I landed in Jamaica, it wasn’t the heat that hit me first. It was the sound. Music leaking out of windows, people laughing loud like they’d known each other forever, even when they hadn’t.
I’d come from New York - a place where we talk fast, walk faster, and barely look up. Here, eve
You land. Your throat feels like sandpaper. Your head is heavy. Your eyes sting. You've been sitting still for eight hours… so why does your body feel like it just ran a marathon?
Most travelers accept this as the price of flying. But there's nothing inevitable about it. These symptoms have specific, well-documented causes — and understanding them is the first step to actually doing something about them.
Here are five things flying is doing to your body right now. Some will surpris
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I visited the President of the United States at Mar-a-Lago – well, sort of.
I could have been driving along any street, anywhere in the non-desert United States. The sun was shining, traffic was light, and there was no indication that I was passing through anything other than an ordinary neighborhood.
Suddenly everything changed. Police cars were everywhere: Slowly patrolling the streets, parked along the sidewalks and driving into and out of a gated community.
If there's one city that can sweeten any trip, it's the capital of Belgium (and Europe). A feast of crispy waffles, irresistible chocolates, and other delicacies awaits you here, which will make your cravings grow just by thinking about it. Ready for a sweet journey indeed? Bring it on!
First Stop: the Perfect Waffle
In Brussels, gaufres (or in Flemish, wafels, top) aren´t just a treat, they´re a veritable institution. There are two main types – the caramelised and denser Liège styl
Rites of passage are culturally significant ceremonies marking transitions in a person's life—such as birth, adolescence, marriage, and death. In East Africa, tribes have diverse, deeply rooted traditions that symbolize these life changes. Here's a look at some notable rites of passage among East African tribes:
Baganda (Uganda) – Kwanjula (Marriage Rites)
Among the Baganda people of Uganda, kwanjula—meaning "introduction"—is the traditional marriage rite and one of the most culturally signifi
Seniors can enjoy travel as a way to explore new places, visit loved ones, or simply relax. However, it can also present its own set of challenges but still traveling is good therapy for seniors. You can stay young in spirit by traveling. Ofertas de vuelos para personas mayores make it happier and easier than ever to travel for seniors.
Choosing Senior-Friendly Airlines
One of the first steps in planning a trip is selecting an airline. There is no such thing as a perfect airline, particularly w
The "Hometown of Superman" is a charming town of some 6,000 nestled along the picturesque Ohio River in the far south of Illinois (a six-hour drive from Chicago) where it borders Kentucky, and boasts a number of attractions beyond its superhero connection. With a rich history dating back to 1839, Metropolis has grown into a vibrant hub for both residents and visitors alike. Originally settled by European immigrants attracted to the fertile lands along the Ohio, Metropolis has
Let´s face it, most people flock to the 227 inhabited islands of Hellas because of their thousands of gorgeous beaches. But many also offer history buffs plenty to admire, and there are a number which are also worth visiting for their historical marvels alone, dating back millennia. Here are the five most important ones:
Corfu: Showcasing a Plethora of Eras
The most important of the Ionian Islands on the western side of the country was one of its earliest vacation stars, and
Here in Cusco we´re high - as in 3,399 meters (11.152 feet) above sea level; other destinations in the Peruvian Andes not quite so much: for example, Machu Picchu 2,430m (7,972 ft.), Pisac 2,980m (9,776 ft.), and Urubamba 2,870m (9,416 ft.). But still, they´re all lofty enough to present an issue that some (by no means all) visitors from lower-lying places can face: what we call soroche or mal de altura - altitude (aka mountain) sickness provoked by the lower air pressure and oxygen levels up h
The Adriatic Sea coastline is a beautiful sailing destination, but also a living tapestry of history, culture, food, and traditions shaped by centuries of seafarers, fishermen, and island communities. When you sail Croatia, you experience the coast the way locals do: slowly, intentionally, and with respect for nature and heritage. This guide can bring you closer to the authentic Adriatic, from Dalmatian flavors and fishing traditions to ancient stone towns, local wines, and ti
From the impact of social media on the willingness to explore beyond the familiar safari destinations to nostalgia travel driving the growth of parent-teen safaris, these are some of the key trends that specialist operator Acacia Africa says will shape this year.
Green Season Travel Gains Momentum
While overtourism hasn't impacted Africa in quite the same way as other continents, people are more conscious of the effects of peak season travel, with a growing number of safari-goers embracing gree
