It is a major tourism draw that brings in over a million tourists a year. Mumbai, New Delhi, LA, Detroit, Copenhagen, and Berlin are all seeing tourists flock to their city to participate. They aren’t visiting to see world class museums, or theme parks, or historical sites. These tourists are flocking to these cities to visit the slums.
Are you looking for a great book to inspire your next trip? Well, then look no further. We have compiled a list of our favorite books about adventure and exploration. If these books don’t inspire you to start exploring this world, then nothing will.
Is everyone ready to get their James Bond on? Seriously though, who doesn’t like really cool gadgets? If you are like us, you love any gadget or device that makes traveling easier. For that reason, we have compiled a list of our top 10 travel accessories for 2018.
We have all been there before. Your flight has been delayed, or even cancelled, and you are stuck in a lousy airport for hours-upon-hours. It’s a horrible experience. On the flip side, we all have airports that we genuinely enjoy. I wouldn’t go so far as to say that we would like to use our free time to hang around at them, but these airports go above-and-beyond to make the experience for travelers less stressful.
He did everything right. When Quinn Swales, a professional guide at Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park, led a group of tourists on a walking safari within the park, he knew exactly what he was doing. Yet, even doing everything right did not save him.
Sustainable travel has evolved dramatically in just a few short years. What used to be a niche interest has become a mainstream expectation, driven by rising climate awareness, better global reporting, and travelers who want their adventures to leave a lighter footprint. Today, sustainability isn’t a trend — it’s a core part of how the travel industry operates and how many people choose to explore the world.
Hotels and airlines are increasingly pushing customers to book directly, offering exclusive perks and loyalty rewards to bypass third-party sites. The motivation is clear: direct bookings mean higher margins for providers, since they avoid OTA commissions.
We have certainly seen first-hand the effect that over-crowding can have in our travels throughout Europe. Longer lines and a scarcity of accommodations is something that every traveler needs to factor into their travel planning these days.
The United States has recently implemented major changes to national park access, including higher fees for international visitors, expanded timed‑entry systems, and a full digital modernization of park passes. These updates reflect a broader effort to stabilize park funding, manage record visitation, and ensure that U.S. taxpayers—who already support the National Park System—continue to receive the most affordable access.
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