Best time to visit: April to October (dry season) for endless sunny days Travel tip: Skip the busy spots and head to lesser-known areas like Sidemen or Amed for a peaceful experience. 2. Maldives – ...

Coming up: arcades, adventures, more indoor golf than you’re probably expecting, fish, fangs, dodging bad weather, many rainy day options, a museum (or many), and the top 21 indoor activities in ...

The most famous of all the vegan restaurants in Newcastle, popular pub the Ship Inn has been serving exclusively vegan food since 2016. Sitting in the best and most trendy part of the city (that’s the ...

Coming up: coastal towns, Robert Stevenson, the North Sea, some of the UK’s best viewpoints, lots of yellow paint, the most westerly point of Skye, and the 15 best lighthouses in Scotland. As you ...

The most touristy part of Scotland by a long ol’ way — loads of people visit Edinburgh every day. But because there’s so much to do in the city, a trip can feel overwhelming… which is why so many ...

If you read lots of our juicy content here at Travelness, you probably already know Scotland is one of my favorite places on the planet. And one of its most underrated regions is the Scottish Borders, ...

Coming up in this guide: big views, bigger buildings, a unicorn-themed tapestry, the royal palace, Mary Queen of Scots, and everything you need to know about Stirling Castle. Stirling Castle is a ...

Only 45 minutes north of Sedona lies the largest city in northern Arizona, Flagstaff. The home of the tallest mountain in Arizona, as well as Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, is an outdoor ...

EDINBURGH, Scotland — In a remarkable turnaround, Scotland’s tourism industry has not only recovered from the devastating impact of the Covid-19 pandemic but has also surpassed pre-pandemic levels, ...

That said, lots of people (including me) do still drink boiled water in Thailand. I prefer to drink bottled water, but I’ll sometimes drink boiled water if I don’t have any other option (ie, if I’m ...

Pattaya is pretty close to Bangkok. It sits only 95 miles (150 km) south of Thailand’s capital… so it’s quick and easy to travel between the two of them. And since you’re reading this, you’re probs ...

Is Turbulence Dangerous? The short answer is No. The longer answer is sometimes. Turbulence is not dangerous to airplanes. Airplanes are designed to handle all types of turbulent air and withstand ...