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- Travel Tuesday: Best destinations for holiday travel
- 10 Asian Countries Perfect for Solo Female Travelers
- Considering a solo trip next year? This trending Scottish spot could be the answer
- Does Travel Insurance Cover Risky, Titan-Style Trips And Activities? – Forbes Advisor Canada
- Online Travel Is Set for Growth, But AI Threatens the Status Quo
- 6 adventure travel trends shaping 2026, backed by real booking data
- The No. 1 solo travel destination for 2025 – NBC Connecticut
- Santorini Ranks Among World’s Top Honeymoon Destinations for 2026
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Christmas is just two days away, and for many, that means holiday travel. Young adults share why they’re lying low this holiday season — and what the economy has to do with it. The NBA’s five games …
Asia’s reputation as a challenging destination for solo female travelers is rapidly evolving as infrastructure improvements, cultural shifts, and growing awareness create increasingly welcoming environments for independent women explorers. From ultra-modern cities with world-class safety records to traditional societies embracing solo tourism, these ten Asian countries offer exceptional experiences for women traveling alone. Each destination combines practical safety considerations with rich cultural opportunities, proving that solo female travel in Asia can be both secure and profoundly rewarding.JapanImage Credit: Shutterstock.Japan consistently ranks as one of the world’s safest countries, with crime rates so low that women routinely travel alone at any…
According to Airbnb, solo travel is having a moment. Forget plus-ones – today’s trips are about carving out time for yourself, with calm, space and a sense of place top of the wish list.As “me time” takes priority, travellers are seeking places where calm comes naturally. Inspiring solo escapes destinations include Tromsø in Norway, France’s Isère, Spain’s Algarve and more, but one of the most rewarding lies far closer to home: Inverness, Scotland.Often described as the gateway to the Highlands, Inverness offers riverside walks, wide-open views and centuries-old landmarks, with Highland cows grazing in nearby fields and the quiet pull…
Before you jump out of that plane or ski off into the deep powder, read your policy’s fine print or double-check with your insurance agent about the details of your policy. As a preview, here are five daring—yet fairly common—activities that standard travel medical insurance policies aren’t likely to cover. Skydiving Leaping out of a plane may not be everyone’s idea of fun, but it has its dedicated fans. According to Edmonton Skydive, approximately 35,000 Canadians visit skydive schools across the country each year to take the plunge. While reliable Canadian statistics are hard to come by, a 2019 report by…
After a sharp post-pandemic rebound, the global online travel agency market is settling into a period of steady growth: Skift Research expects the sector to grow about 7% annually through 2026, driven by international travel demand and continued digital adoption. In 2024, the OTA market generated $94 billion in revenue, a 48% increase from 2019, highlighting the expanding role of third-party platforms in the travel industry. Skift Research expects $107 billion in revenue for the sector by 2026. Online travel agencies represented a gross booking value of $794 billion across the travel
Group Travel Company Much Better Adventures (MBA) has just released new booking data pointing to six major adventure travel trends for 2026. Based on real booking data, they’ve shared six adventure travel trends that will shape travel in 2026 — from micro-expeditions to wildlife excursions. Below, Sam Bruce, Much Better Adventure’s cofounder and CMO, shares his insight on what these six travel trends and behaviors could look like as we approach the new year.Micro-expeditions go mainstreamMuch Better AdventuresData from the MBA’s trend report shows a surge in “micro-expeditions” to off-grid itineraries such as Kyrgyzstan. MBA saw a 119% increase in…
Solo travel continues to trend. A new report from Kensington, a private guided luxury travel service, ranked the top countries to for a solo trip in 2025. For this ranking, Kensington took into account findings from “affluent” travelers based on 2024 data and two external surveys conducted with Opinium Research and Dig Insight. “Solo travelers are increasingly choosing destinations with deep cultural significance and unique landscapes balanced with independence and seamless, personalized service,” Matt Cammaert, Senior Vice President of Marketing, told Travel + Leisure. The survey found that 76% of respondents are extremely to somewhat open to traveling by themselves…
Santorini ranks among the world’s top honeymoon destinations for 2026, blending iconic views with timeless romance. Credit: Greek Reporter The Greek island of Santorini has secured a place among the world’s ten most romantic honeymoon destinations for 2026, according to a new international ranking by the travel platform hotelwithtub.com. The study examined a combination of travel behavior and social engagement data sourced from TripAdvisor and Instagram. Using a weighted scoring model, it assessed both on-the-ground experiences and each destination’s digital visibility. How rankings were determined Destinations were evaluated through a composite methodology that took into account the number of romantic…
How the forecast could affect your plans the week before ChristmasBreak down all the pattern changes and precipitation chances expected across the U.S. over the week leading up to Christmas.For young families with children, traveling over the holidays can be challenging, so family-travel blogs have compiled hacks to make smoother car rides or flights.”One of the best ways to ensure a smooth travel experience during the holidays is to plan ahead. Start by choosing the right travel dates. Avoid peak travel days, if possible, as airports and roads will be less crowded, making the journey more pleasant,” Tiny Traveler said,…
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian food is among the top 30 best cuisines in the world, at least according to international food and travel guide website TasteAtlas.Based on the website’s newest 100 Best Cuisines in the World 25/26 Awards, Malaysia ranks 29th in the world, just behind Russian cuisine and just above Moroccan cuisine in the rankings.The guide said some of Malaysia’s most popular highly-rated dishes include iconic favourites like roti canai, laksa, char kway teow and nasi lemak.“Based on 590,228 valid ratings for 18,912 foods in our database, these cuisines have earned the highest average scores,” the website said on its…