The Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentine Patagonia is one of those places you’ve seen in a thousand photos, yet it still hits hard in real life. From El Calafate, you can reach it easily and spend hours watching the ice crack, shift, and sometimes drop into the lake.
Sri Lanka is the kind of trip that feels bigger than it looks on a map. In 10 to 15 days, you can mix ancient temples, a real safari, south coast beaches, and cool tea hills, as long as your route stays simple and you do not try to squeeze everything in.
Toronto is turning a closed airport into a place people will actually want to live in. Downsview Airport (code YZD) shut down in 2024, and the site is now planned as a new green district built around one striking idea: keeping the runway and converting it into a 2 km public promenade. Over time, the project aims to welcome around 50,000 residents across seven neighbourhoods, developed in phases over several decades.
Yes, you can hike an active volcano.
Not everywhere, not anytime, and definitely not by improvising. In a few places, it is real, regulated, and unforgettable.
For years, Eurostar was the easy answer between London and Paris.
But in spring 2026, that reflex may get tested again, with more than 50 daily flights expected on the route.
Japan isn’t the kind of country you “do.” You feel it. Sometimes in big ways, a sea of neon in Tokyo, a torii gate disappearing into a forest. Sometimes in tiny ones too: the sound of footsteps in a temple corridor, the way a train glides in without noise, the quiet efficiency of a morning coffee stop. Japan hits you through details. That’s what makes it addictive.
Makatea is not the Tuamotu you picture in your head. No endless lagoon, no ribbon of sand, no overwater villas. Instead, this island rises above the Pacific, with limestone cliffs, a rugged plateau, and a quiet atmosphere that feels strikingly different from most of French Polynesia.
You can visit Westeros without stepping into a theme park: the Game of Thrones Studio Tour in Banbridge takes you through real sets, surrounded by authentic costumes and props from the show. It’s highly visual, easy to fit into a road trip, and genuinely enjoyable even if you are not the type to quote episodes.
Time Out has just named Loire à Vélo the most beautiful cycling route in the world. The itinerary follows the Loire River for about 900 km, from Nevers to the Atlantic coast at Saint-Brevin-les-Pins, with stops in cities like Orléans, Tours, Angers and Nantes.
Winter in Flanders has a quiet superpower. Days may feel short and grey, but once the sun goes down, cities start to glow in a way that makes you want to wander. Light walks and immersive shows turn streets, gardens, and iconic buildings into an evening plan that feels effortless. One night is enough to change your whole trip.