Journalist Alec Luhn set out on what should have been a routine solo hike in Norway’s Folgefonna National Park. Instead, a sudden fall left him with multiple broken bones, stranded for six distressing days until a rescue team finally reached him.

Plan your perfect September escape by exploring seven idyllic Greek islands just a short trip from Athens. Experience the warm hospitality, stunning coastal landscapes, and vibrant local culture this late-summer season has to offer.

Greece’s yachting sector faces growing hurdles during the high season, including bridge failures, increased mooring fees, and regulatory roadblocks. These obstacles threaten not only visitor experiences but also the prosperity of local communities that rely heavily on tourism.

Far from the cruise-ship circuit, Venezuela’s Los Roques archipelago has carved out a niche for travelers who crave solitude, authenticity, and sustainability. Marketed as “the ultimate Caribbean escape,” the islands fuse eco-luxury with community-based tourism and a deep respect for nature and local culture.

Croatia’s long, enviable run as the go-to summer escape for Czech travelers is wobbling. Drawn by easier routes, slimmer price tags and kid-friendly beaches, more Czechs are heading north to Poland’s Baltic coast—pressuring Croatia to rethink its sunny strategy.

Finland is importing Copenhagen’s CopenPay model, offering perks to visitors who opt for low-impact ways to explore the country. The initiative, billed as “a win for tourists and the environment,” aims to nudge travelers toward conscious, sustainable choices while delivering benefits to local communities.

Mexico has unveiled the world’s first certificate devoted to sustainable community tourism, a move officials say will empower local residents and reshape notions of authentic travel. The initiative is pitched as a catalyst for fresh, community-rooted experiences across the country.

Experience the majesty of the Alps like never before aboard Tirano’s new Bernina Express, a panoramic train journey that elevates scenic exploration across Switzerland and Italy.

Villa Vie Residences announces a groundbreaking partnership with AquaBanas, promising a unique floating oasis for residents on their upcoming South Pacific journey. This collaboration aims to elevate the luxury cruising experience for adventure-seeking residents.

Goa has shattered tourism records in 2025, welcoming over 54 lakh visitors in just six months, with a staggering 95% being domestic travelers. Innovative ‘Regenerative Tourism’ strategies and diverse cultural offerings have fueled this unprecedented growth.

An Indonesian ferry caught fire, resulting in the tragic deaths of three passengers while 568 others were rescued in a massive operation involving coast guard ships and rescue vessels. The coordinated effort deployed a coast guard ship, six rescue vessels, and several inflatable boats to save hundreds from the burning vessel.

A sudden thunderstorm turned a sightseeing trip into tragedy when a tourist boat capsized in Vietnam, leaving 34 dead and eight missing. State media report that the disaster unfolded on Saturday afternoon during what should have been a leisurely excursion.

A 79-year-old man from Florida, William Davis, was found dead on Mount Washington after going missing earlier this week. Davis had taken the Cog Railway to the summit on Wednesday, prompting a search by Fish and Game officials when he was reported missing.

The Leelanau Conservancy has announced plans to reopen the long-abandoned Sugar Loaf ski resort near Traverse City as a public space, bringing new life to the area after 25 years of dormancy.

Search teams are intensifying efforts to locate a 79-year-old Florida man who disappeared from Mount Washington’s summit after a Cog Railway trip.

The world mourns as the first skydiver to break the sound barrier dies in a tragic paragliding crash. His groundbreaking 2012 jump from over 24 miles above New Mexico stunned audiences globally and marked a new era in extreme sports.

Cruise Asia by Destination Asia has expanded its impressive list of destinations to include South Korea, offering unmatched shore excursions and cultural immersion for global travelers. This exciting addition opens up new horizons for cruisers seeking unique experiences in Asia.

The historic Genesee County Fair returns to Batavia from July 19 to 26, marking its 186th year at the Genesee County Fairgrounds. Residents and visitors are invited to join in the longstanding tradition that showcases the community’s heritage and unity.

Benjamin Ferguson of Lowville has set a new fishing record by catching a brook trout in the Saint Regis Canoe Area. The Department of Environmental Conservation announced this remarkable achievement, marking a proud moment for the North Country angling community.

In the wake of devastating wildfires, Hawaii is launching a $6 million campaign to revitalize Maui’s tourism industry. Supported by the Hawaii Tourism Authority, the initiative aims to boost the local economy by encouraging responsible tourism and highlighting the recovery of local businesses.

A wildfire has destroyed the historic Grand Canyon Lodge on the North Rim, the only lodging within that area of the park. Superintendent Ed Keable informed park residents and staff of the significant loss, which includes other structures.

In a tribute to Chicago’s rich cultural landscape, Montrose Beach’s three piping plover chicks have been named after iconic city landmarks and symbols. Not yet a month old, these chicks embody a unique blend of local wildlife and urban heritage.

A tragic collision during the Okanagan Granfondo near Penticton has left one cyclist dead and two others injured after a vehicle struck participants, according to the RCMP. The incident occurred on White Lake Road, prompting an ongoing investigation.

Once seen as dark and foreboding, the great outdoors now offers countless benefits to those who venture into its embrace. The wilderness that filled early settlers with fear is today a source of adventure and well-being.

Moorhead’s Farm in the Dell is bringing back its innovative Table to Farm Dinner series for the third consecutive year, introducing new outdoor events that flip the traditional dining concept on its head.

Wales, Scotland, and England have been celebrated in the 2025 Best UK Beaches guide for their stunning shorelines. Recognized for their natural allure, environmental excellence, and visitor-centric facilities, these regions showcase the very best of the UK’s coastal beauty.

MSC Cruises and its luxury brand Explora Journeys are strengthening their ties with Greece’s thriving cruise sector. By organizing impactful events in Thessaloniki, Kavala, and Syros, they focus on sustainability, local collaboration, and expanding their global market reach.

Maine’s tourism season is flourishing as sunny days replace the rain, bringing a wave of visitors despite earlier economic concerns.

Mingyue Mountain in Jiangxi, China, is unveiling unique hot springs integrated with moon culture to boost wellness and cultural tourism. This initiative aims to drive rural revitalization and attract travelers seeking immersive experiences.

Shanghai has unveiled the world’s largest Legoland, featuring a Monkey King theme and iconic landmarks. The new park aims to boost tourism in China through innovative and interactive attractions.

Starting December 2025, Air Arabia will begin daily direct flights from Sharjah to Prague, enhancing connectivity and offering seamless travel between the UAE and the Czech Republic. The new route aims to boost tourism and business opportunities between the two countries.

As travelers flock to Colorado’s majestic mountains this Fourth of July, heavy traffic on I-70 could put a damper on holiday plans. Here’s why planning ahead is more important than ever.

The Community-Based Tourism (CBT) market in the Asia-Pacific region is experiencing unprecedented growth. Valued at $575.9 billion in 2022, it’s projected to reach a staggering $2,136.8 billion by 2032. This surge reflects the rising appeal of sustainable tourism that fosters authentic cultural encounters.

A New Orleans rock climber is sharing his story after surviving a 60-foot fall on Mount Washington, rescued by a swift helicopter operation.

Influencer Ethan Guo’s ambitious quest to fly across all seven continents has been interrupted by his detention in Antarctica by Chilean authorities. The unforeseen setback raises questions about the circumstances of his detention and the future of his record-breaking attempt.

A skydiving plane crashed in Camden, New Jersey, leaving eight people hospitalized, including three males in critical condition. Five others were listed as critical as of Thursday.

Da Lat, Vietnam’s emerging green tourism hub, is setting its sights on becoming Asia’s leading creative and eco-friendly destination by 2030. This bold ambition reflects the city’s commitment to sustainable travel and its potential to transform tourism in Southeast Asia.

As summer travel hits full speed, Hot Springs National Park’s Fordyce Bathhouse Museum & Visitor Center is once again open every day. Visitors are invited to explore the rich history of therapeutic bathhouses that the park preserves.

Kazakhstan is rapidly stepping into the global tourism spotlight as Almaty prepares to host TBEX Asia 2026. The event will welcome hundreds of top travel influencers, bloggers, and digital media professionals to the nation’s cultural hub.

Major hotel brands are spearheading a global surge in luxury resort openings and expansions, particularly in all-inclusive and sustainable travel sectors, reshaping options for travelers in destinations from Greece to the Caribbean.

Planning your 2025 travels? The Global Peace Index has unveiled its list of the ten most peaceful countries, including Iceland, Ireland, and New Zealand. Explore these serene destinations offering breathtaking landscapes and tranquil experiences.

Wild camping in the UK offers an unparalleled escape from city life, immersing adventurers in untouched landscapes beneath star-filled skies. Understanding the nuances of this serene experience is essential for those seeking nature’s pure beauty.

In 2025, countries like the US, New Zealand, and Spain are pioneering new travel technologies, from AI-powered booking assistants to sustainable aviation. These innovations are enhancing convenience, personalization, and sustainability in the travel industry.

This weekend offers festivities for all, from Pride Month celebrations to the exciting return of the greasy pole competition at Gloucester’s St. Peter’s Fiesta. Families can also enjoy the activities at KidsFest.

Following Costa Rica’s sustainable tourism success, new destinations across Central America are embracing eco-friendly travel. This movement is attracting a new wave of environmentally conscious visitors to the region.

This summer, the community is buzzing with excitement as a new play debuts, bird enthusiasts gather, and future teachers have the chance to earn free college credits. From the stage to the wildlife refuge, and into the classroom, there’s something for everyone.

Alpen Bluffs, a new outdoor hotel in Gaylord, Michigan, has officially opened its doors. Offering RV spots, cabins, and a water playground complete with cabanas, this glamping resort caters to both overnight guests and day trippers. With a restaurant featuring a spacious outdoor patio, Alpen Bluffs is set to become the latest attraction in Up North Michigan.

Campers in Michigan have an unexpected reason to celebrate as a popular state park campground announces surprise openings just before July 4th. The early completion of construction work has led officials to release extra camping days starting Tuesday morning.

A diver’s swift actions led to the recovery of three bodies from a ‘brutal’ California waterfall, highlighting the hidden dangers of the state’s natural attractions and the importance of safety in perilous environments.

Cape Cod, Massachusetts has become the premier destination for tourists seeking close encounters with great white sharks. Beyond attracting thrill-seekers, it also stands as a crucial research hub for scientists studying these majestic apex predators.

As cruise season heats up, don’t let illness cool down your vacation. Learn how to reduce your risk of norovirus, infectious diseases, and food poisoning to ensure a healthy journey at sea.

The third leg of the 1000 Miglia 2025 race commenced today as crews departed from the capital early this morning. After a scheduled lunch stop in Arezzo, they will proceed to Cervia-Milano Marittima, continuing their historic journey.

Carnival Cruise Line is set to overhaul its loyalty program, changing how much passengers earn on their voyages. Here’s what travelers need to know about these upcoming changes.

Deep in Avoyelles Parish, the Centre de la Louisiane sign quietly marks the geographic heart of the state along Old River Road in Mansura. Located about five miles southeast of Marksville, this modest landmark borders the historic Raccourci Old River.

Malaysia has secured multiple prestigious nominations at the 2025 Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards, reflecting its excellence in culture, adventure, and sustainability.

For one day only, the Garden Conservancy’s Open Days invites the public to explore Lafayette’s Old Town Semi-Secret Garden, a hidden treasure usually closed off from view. Garden enthusiasts and locals alike have a rare opportunity to experience the beauty of this private sanctuary.

The Toledo Botanical Garden flourished with hosta displays on June 15 as the Black Swamp Hosta and Daylily Society hosted the vibrant ‘River of Leaves’ show. Garden enthusiasts gathered to celebrate the beauty of hostas and engage with the local horticultural community.

Embarking on your first cruise with Carnival? Discover the advice seasoned passengers wish they’d known before setting sail.

Air Force veteran Stan Rohrer celebrated his upcoming 90th birthday by skydiving from 13,000 feet over California’s Lake Elsinore. Despite losing both legs in his 80s, his adventurous spirit continues to soar, inspiring many with his remarkable feat.

France is leading the way in sustainable travel, offering eco-friendly adventures from cycling tours in Normandy to wine experiences in Bordeaux. Travelers seeking enriching and responsible tourism will find a wealth of options across the French landscape.

Master sculptors from around the world are shaping their creations as the 25th annual Hampton Beach Master Sand Sculpting Classic kicks off Thursday. The event marks a quarter-century of sand artistry on the New Hampshire shoreline.

Responding to long-standing passenger requests, Carnival Cruise Line is testing a new dining option that could redefine onboard culinary experiences.

The Philippines is now visa-free for Indian tourists, positioning itself as a top budget-friendly destination just in time for Diwali travel. Competing with other popular Asian hotspots, this move opens new opportunities for Indian travelers seeking affordable holiday options.

A 12-year-old boy is recovering after a fall at Goblin Valley State Park left him with a broken femur on Thursday.

Construction at Kota Ray Dam has been completed, allowing the park to reopen for day use starting Friday, June 6, 2025. Camping and camping reservations will begin on Monday, June 9, with an online reservation system available for visitors.

Designers, architects, and suppliers from eight countries will gather at CSI Americas 2025 in Miami to revolutionize cruise ship interiors using cutting-edge technologies. The international expo aims to reshape the future of cruise design.

The Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum invites you to celebrate nature’s beauty at the Wildflower and Watershed Festival in The Dalles. Be inspired by the stunning landscape and connect with those dedicated to its preservation.

In an effort to tackle overcrowding, Acadia National Park officials are considering a reservation system for a popular attraction, focusing on parking availability to enhance visitor experience.

Residents across several northern U.S. states might witness the breathtaking northern lights tonight, as the aurora borealis is forecasted to grace the skies. This rare event offers an opportunity for many to experience one of nature’s most dazzling phenomena.

In a rare celestial event, the aurora borealis has become visible across British Columbia due to a G4 solar storm. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) urges travelers to plan carefully, check for updates, and seize the opportunity to witness this natural spectacle.

Yas Island in Abu Dhabi is setting new standards in global tourism with its cutting-edge attractions and unparalleled hospitality. The island is rewriting the tourism map by breaking records and offering innovative entertainment developments.

As boating season begins, boaters in the Lakes Region are reminded of their crucial role in preserving lake health. Adopting simple practices can make a significant difference in protecting these cherished waters.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is championing the “Great American Road Trip” with the launch of a new website by the Transportation Department. This initiative aims to encourage Americans to explore the nation’s highways and byways.

Melco Resorts & Entertainment has achieved its goal of sourcing 100% cage-free eggs across its global portfolio ahead of its 2025 target. This milestone underscores the company’s commitment to sustainable sourcing and animal welfare in its food and beverage operations worldwide.

This Memorial Day weekend, the American River witnessed a lively scene as hundreds took to boating and floating, making the most of the three-day holiday.

After being closed since November due to ice and snow, Yosemite’s Tioga Road will reopen to all traffic at 8 a.m. Monday. This year, however, there won’t be a bicyclists-only day like in years past, marking a change in tradition for the national park.

In celebration of its 70th anniversary, Disneyland unveils “World of Color Happiness,” a vibrant new nighttime spectacular at Disney California Adventure Park that promises joy for visitors of all ages.

Jamestown invites community members to explore the Chadakoin River on a kayak tour scheduled for June 7th. This event offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy a day on the water with fellow residents.

An employee from Norwegian Cruise Line has issued a critical warning about a new scam preying on unsuspecting cruise passengers. Travelers are urged to stay vigilant as details emerge.

British climber Kenton Cool has successfully reached the summit of Mount Everest for the nineteenth time, extending his own record for the most ascents by a non-Nepali climber. His latest achievement on Sunday solidifies his status among the world’s elite mountaineers.

Tenerife is making a powerful commitment to environmental protection with a groundbreaking multi-million euro sanitation project in Arico, set to revolutionize wastewater management and promote sustainable tourism.

Des Moines County Conservation invites you to participate in the Mayday! Marathon! at Starr’s Cave Park and Preserve on Saturday, May 17. Run or walk to help support DMCC programs.

Crystal Cruises has launched the Experience Finder tool, empowering travel advisors to customize shore excursions and enhance guest journeys like never before.

A young boy exploring Point Farms Provincial Park has uncovered a shipwreck dating back two centuries, unveiling a hidden piece of Canada’s maritime history. The discovery was promptly reported to park staff and a volunteer group, stirring excitement within the community.

Ziplining along the Spokane River could soon be a thrilling new attraction in downtown Spokane, as the project clears a significant hurdle and awaits final approval from the Spokane Park Board.

The global cruise industry is poised for significant expansion, with a projected 30% increase in passenger capacity by 2033, according to the 2025 Cruise Industry News. This growth involves adding over 70 new ships, boosting passenger numbers from 34 million to nearly 44 million within the next decade.

Billy Goat Hop Farm is opening a new campground and introducing “Fridays on the Farm,” a Friday night event series running from May 23 until October. The farm is embracing the summer season by expanding its offerings and inviting the community to participate.

Karnataka Tourism is highlighting its rich cultural heritage and sustainable travel initiatives at the Arabian Travel Market Dubai 2025, focusing on halal tourism and safe solo travel for women to attract Middle East tourists.

A proposed luxury eco-retreat along Western Australia’s Cape to Cape walking track has sparked fierce opposition from locals and environmentalists aiming to protect the pristine coastline. The plan has ignited backlash, raising concerns over the impact on one of Australia’s untouched coastlines.

Elizabeth celebrates ten years of tourism growth with a global kick-off event. Poised to play a key regional supporting role in the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, the city anticipates continued economic development in the years ahead.

Royal Caribbean has listened to its passengers, implementing a significant change to its beverage packages that many have long awaited. The update aims to enhance the cruise experience by fulfilling popular demand.

Outdoor adventures are thrilling, but ensuring your safety with updated skills and gear is paramount. Here are five safety ideas every adventurer should consider.

The Detroit Zoo’s After Hours 21+ event series is back, offering adults an exclusive opportunity to explore the animal kingdom with a cocktail in hand. This exciting event provides a unique evening experience for guests aged 21 and over.

A new global survey reveals that children aged 5 to 12 are seeking more than just fun in the sun on their vacations. From making new friends to stepping into their favorite fantasy worlds, kids today crave connection and imaginative experiences that turn holidays into unforgettable adventures.

The Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center in Brattleboro is hosting a series of outdoor programs this May at 1221 Bonnyvale Road. Residents are invited to participate in events aimed at enhancing environmental awareness.

The National Park Service is offering a unique opportunity to manage the historic 10-room Kettle Falls Hotel in northern Minnesota, a position perfect for those seeking adventure and remote work in a breathtaking setting.

Fort Selden Historic Site in Radium Springs is cultivating the original New Mexico No. 9 chile, making it the only place in New Mexico to grow this special variety this year. This historically bred chile, provided by the Chile Institute, reconnects visitors with the state’s rich agricultural heritage.

Nature enthusiasts are invited to join the Ouabache Land Conservancy’s easy spring wildflower hike on May 10 at the John O. Whitaker Woods Nature Preserve in Brazil, Indiana. This event offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of seasonal blooms in their natural woodland habitat.

This week, Oregon invites you to gaze upon the cosmos during Dark Sky Week, featuring special events and stunning stargazing spots under some of the nation’s darkest skies.

While Niagara Falls often steals the spotlight, the United States is home to many other magnificent waterfalls waiting to be explored. From easily accessible cascades to those requiring a scenic hike, there’s a waterfall for every adventurer.

An unexpected spike in temperatures to over 100 degrees led to the rescue of dozens of hikers, including 25 children, on Arizona’s popular trails. Officials from the Lake Mead National Park Service reported that the early spring heat caught many off guard along the Arizona Hot Spring Trail.

This summer, the Middle East is set to elevate the festival experience with the launch of its first ‘Party Plane’ bound for a premier music event. The innovative flight promises to combine travel and entertainment like never before.

In a bold move, a retired couple has sold their home and business to embark on a 15-year world cruise, embracing life at sea for $3,500 a month. Leaving their life on land behind, they are set to explore the globe aboard an all-inclusive cruise ship, redefining retirement living.

Several Southeast Asian countries are kicking off their annual water festivals, a time of joy during the region’s hottest season. However, in Myanmar, earthquake recovery efforts are dampening the usual celebrations.

A helicopter that recently crashed into the Hudson River was once the star of a safety video for its tour company—an unsettling reality as the video remains on the company’s homepage. The irony of the situation has raised eyebrows and concerns about the tour company’s promotion of its safety record.

The Piedmont Earth Day Fair, North Carolina’s largest Earth Day celebration, celebrates its 20th anniversary on April 26. This free, family-friendly event draws over 8,000 attendees each year.

For those seeking to truly know the USA, mixing urban thrills with the serenity of nature is key—starting with its most popular national parks. Exploring these natural wonders offers unparalleled insights into the country’s diverse landscapes.

Sydney is set to host ADEX OZTek 2025, a groundbreaking event uniting the global diving community to focus on underwater innovation and marine conservation. The event promises to reshape dive tourism with a spotlight on sustainable practices and cutting-edge technology.

A massive tornado outbreak is set to disrupt travel and endanger lives across the central and southern United States this weekend, affecting over 100 million people from the Dakotas to the Carolinas. As severe storms threaten major cities, travelers face flight cancellations, delays, and hazardous conditions.

EaseMyTrip.com and the Korea Tourism Organization have signed a significant Memorandum of Understanding to promote Korea as a premier destination for Indian tourists. This strategic partnership aims to enhance travel experiences and accessibility, leveraging digital platforms and data-driven insights.

Nestled in North Wales, the village of Talacre offers visitors golden sands, a historic lighthouse steeped in folklore, and scenic coastal trails, making it the perfect seaside escape in 2025. From breathtaking beach views to nostalgic seaside amusements and charming local eateries, Talacre beckons travelers seeking relaxation and adventure.

Lake Tahoe is set for an exciting week filled with events that blend adventure, education, and philanthropy. From a snowshoe race supporting breast cancer research to lectures unveiling the lake’s ancient secrets, there’s something for everyone.

A recent study reveals that Sweden’s lake ice is becoming thinner and weaker, posing risks for winter enthusiasts who enjoy skating and fishing. Climate fluctuations have disrupted the formation of strong core ice, leading to an increase in fragile white ice over the past 50 years.

A traveler’s ambitious road trip plan across Europe, featuring cities from London to Istanbul, is igniting excitement and debate among explorers. This ultimate journey offers flexibility and an unparalleled exploration of Europe’s diverse landscapes.

As Mallorca braces for another surge of tourists, local activists are intensifying efforts to reclaim their island from the grips of overtourism. Organizing workshops and strategic sessions, they challenge a substantial government investment in tourism, citing rising living costs and a housing crisis as key concerns.

Ottawa has revolutionized its airport access with the expansion of its Light Rail Transit (LRT) system directly to Macdonald-Cartier International Airport. This development offers seamless, eco-friendly travel between the airport and downtown, enhancing tourism, business travel, and sustainability in Canada’s capital.

Discover the magic nestled within Europe’s heart—towns where history and fairytales intertwine, offering an escape like no other. From Austria’s Hallstatt to Germany’s Idstein, these destinations beckon with timeless beauty and unforgettable adventures.

Kevin Colwell, 53, founder and CEO of Colwell Law Group, tragically died in a skiing accident at Gore Mountain Ski Resort. Despite rescue efforts by bystanders and ski patrol staff, he was declared dead on the mountainside, leaving behind a legacy of professional excellence.

Carnival Cruise Lines has introduced a new gift for its loyal VIFP members after the previous offering faced significant criticism. The cruise line anticipates that this gesture will be more warmly received by its dedicated passengers.

Colorado’s high country is set to receive up to 5 feet of snow by Presidents’ Day weekend, as a series of storms and an arctic cold front move into the state. Skiers and snowboarders can look forward to fresh powder, while temperatures are expected to plunge.

Glaswegians take pride in their tap water, hailed as the best globally. This article explores the factors that contribute to its renowned quality and why it stands out on the world stage.

As temperatures plunge, Lake Michigan’s shoreline transforms into an Arctic wonderland. But beneath the stunning ice formations lies a perilous landscape that experts warn could be deadly.

Amidst the serene landscapes of Lake Ontelaunee, growing litter threatens to spoil an environmental treasure enjoyed by all ages. A local resident urges visitors to respect the area by disposing of trash properly and preserving the natural beauty for everyone.

Perkiomen Creek is vying for Pennsylvania’s esteemed “River of the Year” award. If selected, the local community will host year-long celebrations, including the popular River of the Year Sojourn, highlighting the river’s significance to the region.

Frommer’s has unveiled its list of the top 10 historic railways in the United States, featuring unforgettable journeys from California’s Roaring Camp to Colorado’s Silverton & Durango. Among them, a Bay Area gem stands out, offering riders a unique trip through history.

Oakland residents Caroline and Sean Sorenson embarked on a 95-mile hike through England’s Lake District, exploring diverse terrains and quaint villages along the Cumbria Way. They share their experiences and tips for making the most of this scenic adventure.

Facing a significant reduction in staff due to budget cuts, the West Central Montana Avalanche Center is turning to the public for critical observations to help monitor avalanche dangers across western Montana’s vast backcountry. As more people venture into the winter wilderness, the need for community involvement in avalanche safety has never been greater.

Argentinian meteorite hunter Emil Davidsson transforms rare space rocks into unique jewelry pieces, offering a tangible connection to the cosmos. His expeditions to remote locations yield materials older than Earth itself, which he crafts into one-of-a-kind accessories.

Carnival Cruise Line has fully discontinued a popular 10% discount, affecting passengers who relied on the savings for their luxury travel plans. The change marks a significant shift in the cruise line’s offerings.

Cruise ships are facing their highest number of stomach bug outbreaks since 2012, with 16 incidents affecting nearly 1,900 passengers. The surge marks a significant public health concern for the industry.

Two Oregon men lost their lives in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest after a Christmas Eve search for Sasquatch turned tragic. Authorities believe exposure to the elements and lack of preparedness led to their deaths.

This New Year’s Eve, residents in the upper fringes of the United States might witness a rare display of the Northern Lights, adding a celestial spectacle to the celebrations. According to a report by Starbeacon, the natural phenomenon could make the night even more memorable.