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Top 10 Stag and Hen Party Destinations in Europe

Stephanie CherryNovember 7, 202407 mins

When it comes to celebrating someone’s imminent nuptials, Europe truly has it all. If beer bikes and wild nights are on the agenda, you’ll have no trouble finding them. However, if you want outdoor adventures, epic food scenes, and cultural exploits, there’s plenty in that department too. From classic party cities to sun-drenched isles and wild coastlines, these are some of Europe’s best stag and hen do destinations.

Ultimate Guide to Celebrating Carnaval in Spain

David DavidsonNovember 7, 202408 mins

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Discover the Hidden Gem of French Polynesia: Anaa Island

Jon SummersNovember 7, 202408 mins

One of the South Pacific’s most incredible destinations is the quiet, unspoiled island of Anaa, part of French Polynesia. As the island begins welcoming international visitors, let’s dive into the ‘must do’ activities Anaa has to offer.

Unlocking Wellness: Experience Authentic Knife Massage in Taipei

Debbie KellyNovember 7, 202406 mins

Knife massage may look intimidating, but practitioners insist it can draw out negative energy and alleviate various ailments. In Taiwan, interest in this wellness technique is on the rise. Jamie Fullerton explores this unique treatment in the serene surroundings of Taipei.

Explore Odawara: A Perfect Day in Japan’s Historic Castle Town

Vodka RussiaNovember 7, 202409 mins

In the few circles in which Odawara is known, its claim to fame is having the closest feudal castle to Tokyo; it’s around 50 miles away. Yet Odawara has a raft of other historic traditions that run deep to its core: It was a land of clandestine ninja clans, martyred samurai, Shintoist spiritual underpinnings, and geisha tea houses.

Jessica Nabongo: Trailblazing the Globe as the First Black Woman to Visit Every Country

Michael MontesNovember 7, 202409 mins

In October, Jessica Nabongo, a 35-year-old Ugandan-American from Detroit, made history as the first documented Black woman to visit every country in the world – encompassing 195 United Nations member countries and observing states.

Educational Travel Experiences for Curious Explorers

Billy ConleyNovember 7, 202409 mins

Sure, sitting on the beach and sipping cocktails is fun. However, if you have more than a few days away, nothing beats seeking out local guides and learning something new. Whether it’s perfecting your front crawl in an English lake or getting to grips with your camera on a photography safari, these trips will thrill knowledge lovers as much as pleasure seekers. Here’s some inspiration for things you could learn on your worldwide travels.

Ultimate Guide to Enjoying Alcohol-Free Nights in Europe’s Best Cities

Nicole PotterNovember 7, 202405 mins

Nightlife can be exciting without the typical pubs, bars, and clubs. For sober travelers or mindful drinkers, evenings can be spent in enriching ways. There are numerous benefits to choosing not to drink, including improved health and financial savings. As Ruby Warrington, a lifestyle journalist, highlights, “when traveling sober, you experience so much more of a place and bring all your memories home with you.” Hence, let’s explore sober nightlife options in some of Europe’s best cities.

Sustainable Adventures in the Florida Keys: Explore Eco-Friendly Activities

Debbie KellyNovember 7, 202407 mins

Warm tropical breezes and cerulean blue waters have long drawn sun-seeking visitors to the Florida Keys. Eager for a fruity drink and a slice of key lime pie, many motor across the 125-mile-long chain of islands, ready to watch the sun dip below the horizon from Mallory Square in Key West.

Explore the Parenzana Trail: A Scenic Bike Journey Through Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia

Lydia WilsonNovember 7, 202408 mins

In 1902, during the reign of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, a rail line was opened that wound its way from the Italian port city of Trieste down a small stretch of what is now Slovenia to the seaside town of Poreč in today’s Croatia. The railway provided an important commercial link in this corner of the North Adriatic, transporting coal, salt, olives, wine, and fruit but also passengers and mail, as well as soldiers and supplies during World War I.

Discover the UK’s Most Unusual Music Venues

Joshua LiuNovember 7, 202407 mins

The United Kingdom’s music scene is nothing short of legendary, making its music venues an attraction in themselves. Discover the quirkiest places to connect with the vibrant local music culture. From boutique jazz boats in the heart of London to 1920s shacks in the Scottish Highlands, here’s our pick of the most unique music venues in the UK.

Transformative Impact of Lisbon’s Street Art on My Perception of Graffiti

Joshua LiuNovember 7, 202405 mins

Lisbon, the charming capital of Portugal, has always held a special allure. When I embarked on my journey to this beautiful city, I anticipated indulging in delicious foods and riding the city’s iconic trams. I envisioned sipping coffee at cozy cafes, sampling port wine, and exploring quaint shops.

Top 7 New Long-Distance Hikes Worldwide for 2025 Adventure

Billy ConleyNovember 7, 202408 mins

Several new long-distance, multi-day hikes have launched that promise visitors exclusive access to previously inaccessible areas, where virgin landscapes and unique cultures can be discovered. Some trails offer a trek back in time through local history, while others take you through glacier-carved valleys and remote mountain passes, welcoming their first human visitors. Avid hikers seeking bragging rights would be remiss not to consider these seven long-distance hiking trails before word gets out.

Support Koalas and Wildlife Affected by Australian Bushfires

Martin RuizNovember 7, 202405 mins

With southern Australia experiencing the worst bushfires on record, the area’s already-endangered koala population faces tough, unforeseen challenges. Recent reports state that these beloved marsupials are among more than 1 billion animals estimated to die due to the blazes. Furthermore, half of the 50,000 disease-free koalas kept as an insurance population on Kangaroo Island are also feared dead. Fortunately, there are ways for the public to help by providing donations and support.

Essential Backpacking Destinations: The Ultimate Bucket List for Adventurers

Vodka RussiaNovember 7, 202407 mins

Backpacking presents an exciting, budget-friendly way to travel, allowing you to connect with vibrant local communities and immerse yourself in diverse cultures. Whether you prefer warm or cold climates, islands or mountaintops, solo journeys or group adventures, this guide highlights some of the best backpacking destinations and experiences to include in your travel plans.

Top Tips for Surviving Middle Seat Flights

Lydia WilsonNovember 7, 202407 mins

We’ve all been there: you didn’t get first pick of the seats on your flight, it’s a full one, and you’re stuck in the dreaded middle seat. Unfortunately, this can lead to a bit of a squish between two fellow passengers. However, with some basic etiquette, you don’t have to be entirely miserable, and with a bit of planning, you can avoid it next time.

Top Parks in Anchorage: Discover Urban Wilderness

Vodka RussiaNovember 7, 2024013 mins

Perhaps unsurprisingly for a frontier city, the city parks of Anchorage are large, multi-faceted spaces whose character suggests the surrounding wilderness.

Top 12 Must-Visit Museums in Munich: Explore Art, History, and Science

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 7, 202409 mins

You could spend your entire visit to Munich exploring its museums and still only scratch the surface. Covering everything from automobiles to contemporary art, as well as the famed Oktoberfest, Munich’s museums offer incredible places to learn, see world-renowned paintings, and explore the grand rooms of historic palaces.

Discover 10 Hidden Gems: Breathtaking Secret Beaches Worldwide

AdminNovember 7, 2024011 mins

From a tucked-away beach in Peru to a black-sand beach in Antarctica, these are places where relaxation and rejuvenation are easy to come by. We’re not saying you’ll have these beaches completely to yourself, but chances are there will be fewer footprints in the sand.

Ultimate Guide to the Best Seasons for Visiting Boulder

Joshua LiuNovember 7, 2024011 mins

With a famously mild climate and plenty to do in every season, there really isn’t a bad time to visit Boulder, Colorado. Winters see a generous amount of snowfall, which is great for powder seekers planning a skiing vacation on the nearby slopes. Summers are warm and dry, providing ideal conditions for hiking, biking, and various sporty activities. During spring and fall, the weather can be unpredictable, but accommodations are often more affordable. Festivals and events fill the calendar year-round, offering fun for foodies, music lovers, art enthusiasts, and culture fans. Whenever you decide to visit, you’ll find something to do in this laid-back, mountain-nestled city.