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From unique hot springs to scenic hiking trails, Iceland’s natural landscapes provide one-of-a-kind experiences for outdoor enthusiasts. The country is also home to over 10,000 waterfalls and lagoons, and now exploring those famed waterways just got easier. This summer, a new wellness venue, Laugarás Lagoon, will open its doors to those looking to enjoy the variety of water-based experiences in Iceland. Located in the southern part of the country, and approximately an hour outside of Reykjavík, the new wellness center is home to a variety of activities including what the property calls the “first cascading waterfall lagoon opening on The Golden…
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Adventure does not exist on glossy postcards. It is in such electric moments as you are leaping, paddling, climbing, or diving when your heart beats so loud that it feels even louder than the wind, and fear and joy come into a collision. These are the times that get you going.Ever felt a desire to forget about your comfort zone? The world is full of places where adrenaline can come into contact with spectacular beauty. In New Zealand, there is bungee jumping, and in Nicaragua, there is climbing down the volcanoes. Every place has its dare to try.Consider this blog…
Solo travel can be daunting for a first timer, as factors like costs, safety, and location can make or break a trip.getty Solo travel is booming as many crave the freedom, independence, and self-growth it offers. But it can be daunting for a first timer, as factors like costs, safety, and location can make or break a trip. There are tens of thousands of monthly searches on Google for advice on solo travel. Linda Harris, a Solo Holiday Product Manager at cruise and tour operator Riviera Travel, has answered the most common questions to help those interested in taking the…
New Haven is one of the “best places to visit in 2026,” according to a new list released by U.K.-based travel agency Skyscanner.The Elm City was named to its list of trending destinations for travelers next year, landing at No. 8 on the list above Bilbao, Spain, and Mykonos, Greece.”Acclaimed for its pizza and cultural scene, New Haven offers museums, architecture and diverse cuisine, plus a surge in visitors this fall as ‘Gilmore Girls’ fans celebrate the show’s 25th anniversary in nearby Stars Hollow-inspired Connecticut,” Skyscanner said about New Haven on its list.To curate its list, Skyscanner’s travel experts used…
As much as we may want to believe, India is not just a destination for spiritual or historic tourism. Adventure tourism has grown tremendously, offering thrilling experiences for adrenaline seekers. If rafting excites you, there are destinations beyond the popular Rishikesh. From Rishikesh’s mighty Ganga to Coorg’s Barapole, feel the pulse of India’s thrilling rafting escapes.(Pexels) In Uttarakhand, the Ganga at Rishikesh provides exhilarating rapids for both beginners and seasoned rafters. Sikkim’s River Teesta offers breathtaking Himalayan views alongside white-water thrills. In Karnataka, Dandeli combines forested landscapes with adventurous rapids, making it a unique experience. Maharashtra’s Kolad is known for…
I have been traveling the world for more than 20 years. I booked my first vacation shortly after I turned 21—to Las Vegas, of course. I’ve traversed the I-95 corridor, stopping at hotels and motels along the way. And I’ve visited Jamaica, Mexico, and the Bahamas, to name a few. I cruised solo in my 20s, but I digress. The point is travel is something I love.It fills my cup.But what I’m looking for when I travel has changed quite a bit. Why? Because I have a family. A husband and two kids. And while I enjoy it immensely, I’d…
From paintings celebrating a Land of Plenty, to cookbooks championing political causes, there’s a lot to chew on in American food history.Two exhibitions this fall at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, in Lancaster, offer tastes of America’s foodways as represented in art and cookbooks. Food for Thought: A Taste of the Canton Museum of Art and Essential Ingredients: Cookbooks as History will be on view Sept. 27, 2025-Jan. 4, 2026.Exhibition curator Kaleigh Pisani, curator of collections and registrar at the Canton Museum of Art, says the many food-related artworks in the museum’s permanent collection inspired her to create Food…
Even before the current government shutdown started disrupting air travel, international travel to the U.S. was already weak. The U.S. Travel Association expects international visits will have fallen by 6% by the end of this year. That’s not great news for hotels, restaurants, or anyone counting on those tourism dollars.Aran Ryan, director of industry studies at Tourism Economics, recently joined “Marketplace Morning Report” host Sabri Ben-Achour to discuss the state of the travel industry. The following is an edited transcript of their conversation.Sabri Ben-Achour: The U.S. had made real gains in attracting international tourists since the low days of the…
In the past, travel often meant sightseeing, lounging at resorts, or exploring cities. But in recent years, there’s been a noticeable shift in what travelers are seeking. The modern traveler craves something deeper — a chance to reconnect with nature, test personal limits, and rediscover the joy of being outdoors. In places like Gatlinburg, where natural landscapes and outdoor attractions invite exploration, this movement is especially evident. Outdoor adventures are no longer just an activity within a trip; they are becoming the defining essence of travel itself. This transformation reflects a growing desire to move away from passive tourism and…