Genghis Khan Retreat: Reviving Polo In Mongolia’s Heartland

Among the last countries to resume tourism activities post-pandemic, North Korea is set to welcome its first international tourists in February, marking the end of its border closure since January 22, 2020. And tourists, especially in Russia, are taking note.

With Valentines Day just around the corner, rediscover romance with the finest wellness retreats to suit the preferences of any couple. Whether you’re an adventurous, outgoing fitness duo or partners looking for a more holistic experience, Health and Fitness Travel, the wellness holidays specialists has amassed a variety of wellbeing breaks to rekindle that deep, intimate connection with your significant other. From setting out together to discover the vast landscapes and rich culture of Qatar, to exhilarating fitness breaks in the UK, or whisking your partner away to Italy for a romantic and revitalising mindfulness retreat, there is truly something to suit every couple.

Is the winter cold getting you down? Why not head to Jasper, Canada’s cabin capital! Few experiences warm up the blood like snuggling by a blazing fireplace in a log cabin with snow falling just outside. Jasper, Alberta has nearly 500 cabins sprinkled throughout the area, from cozy riverside retreats to luxurious log refuges. Embrace the heritage charm and modern comforts of these year-round havens for a quintessential cabin experience. Here are four of our favorites.

In the heart of The Green Mountains with its enchanting winter landscape, Highwood Retreat is a luxury escape for those looking for solace and adventure.

Sun Valley, Idaho is practically synonymous with skiing and winter snow sports—and for good reason. Interest in skiing surged in the decades after the first Winter Olympics in 1924. Sun Valley Resort opened in 1936 with the goal of becoming America’s premier ski resort—debuting the world’s first chairlift, adapted from a system used to haul bananas onto ships in Panama.

The principals of the innovative London and New York-based travel company Black Tomato made their name by assembling detail-oriented and sometimes very out of the way travel plans for exceedingly curious, adventurous clients. Having surveyed the market to ascertain what their clients are interested in now and the changes they see in the travel landscape, they’ve come up with the ways they see that travel happening in the next year and in what parts of the world those ambitious travelers could be.

As 2023 draws to a close, there is nothing more exciting than the prospect of planning an unforgettable trip for the coming year. If travel is on your bucket list for 2024, you're not alone. Get some inspiration with these 21 unique events happening across the globe that are worth traveling for. 

Embark on a journey to discover unparalleled winter luxury at these four exquisite alpine retreats. From Sir Richard Branson's opulent mountain haven in Verbier, to the snow-lover's dream at Pendry Park City in Utah, each destination promises not just the world's best ski slopes but an elevated winter experience.

There's no question that parents, especially moms, are more stressed out than ever. And the toll on their mental health is becoming alarmingly clear. The New York Times recently shed light on this escalating crisis, reporting that a staggering 79% of working moms are battling anxiety. Plus, a study from the University of Illinois reveals a direct correlation between the mounting demands placed on working mothers and heightened rates of anxiety and depression. These findings underscore a troubling reality: strained mothers are not only more prone to mood disorders but also suffer from chronic stress, severely impacting their overall well-being.

When is a hotel more than a hotel? When commitment to tradition, celebration of ritual and a deep connection to the past paves the way for a global legacy - whether in Manhattan, Mexico City, or Aspen, Colorado.

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Tourism leaders from around the world will join together in Saudi Arabia’s capital city, Riyadh, for 2023’s United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) World Tourism Day on September 27 and 28. Global tourism ministers and others in the industry will participate in events to connect and collaborate. The location of this year’s event shows how far tourism has come in the few short years since Saudi Arabia opened to tourists in 2019.