AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatarWhere to go when: the best places to visit through 2020verified_publisherLonely PlanetIf you’re anything like us, you’re looking to cram as much adventure as possible into 2024. And if you are looking to be inspired, we’ve just released Best in Travel 2024 – a roundup of the best places to unwind, connect, eat, learn and journey around the world next year. With 30 different …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatarWorking 9-5 but want to travel more? Here's how you can do itverified_publisherLonely Planet - Sasha BradyWork and travel don't have to be mutually exclusive. With a full-time job you can still pack a lot in. It just requires a bit of planning. To figure the best way to do it, we spoke to two travellers who've managed to maximise their vacation time while holding down a regular 9-5. Samantha Buss is a …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatarTrips for travellers who want to learn something newverified_publisherLonely Planet - Joe MinihaneSure, sitting on the beach and sipping cocktails is fun. But if you’ve got more than a few days away, nothing beats seeking out local guides and learning something new. Whether it’s perfecting your front crawl in an English lake or getting to grips with your camera on a photography safari, these …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatar10 best fitness retreats for a healthier 2020verified_publisherLonely Planet - Kerry McCarthyLooking for a way to start the next decade as you mean to go on? Then give the holiday hedonism a rest and take mind and body away on a fitness break. From Mexico to Menorca, Thailand to Tuscany, here’s our roundup of the very best places to run, jump, swim, bend, lift, eat, and meditate your way …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatarTop US wellness retreats to make this your year of yoga - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely Planet - Meghan O'DeaAs the Bhagavad Gita says, “yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.” But a growing number of yogis take a journey of a different sort to jumpstart that deep dive into their innermost beings – they head out to bucolic locals for a yoga retreat. Out of nearly 40 million …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatarHow to plan a round-the-world trip - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely Planet - Sarah BaxterIn 1924, a team of aviators from the USA successfully completed the first-ever circumnavigation of the globe by airplane, a feat that took 175 days, 76 stops, a cache of 15 Liberty engines, 14 spare pontoons, four aircraft and two sets of new wings. This achievement ushered in an era of …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatarThru-hikes to squeeze into a busy travel schedule - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely Planet - Sean JansenIt's a dream for many avid hikers to be able to say you’ve completed an iconic trek like the Pacific Crest Trail, Appalachian Trail or any other magnificent long-distance thru-hike. But let's face it – the time needed to get from end to end, coupled with the necessary time for training, doesn't …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatar20 unmissable extreme sports (and where to try them) – Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely PlanetReady to feel your pulse racing? From volcano boarding to cave diving, bungee jumping to kitesurfing, we’ve rounded up the best adrenaline-packed adventure sports – and the stunning destinations to try them in (when we can officially start traveling again). Editor's note: Please check the latest …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatarQuiet destinations to revel in the silence – Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely Planet - Becky OhlsenMost of the time, travel is about adventure, excitement and new experiences. But sometimes all you really want is a bit of peace and quiet. You might've heard about dark sky parks: remote locations with little if any light pollution, ideal destinations for stargazers. But what about the auditory …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatar9 unique sports to try on your travels in 2020 - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely Planet - Gavin HainesSo you've gotten your kicks with plenty of soccer, you're tennis backhand is in fine form and your golf swing is on par. What's next? The scope for exciting athletic pursuits goes far beyond the timeless sports that have become global phenomenons. In fact, there’s a whole world of colorful pastimes …
AvatarLonely PlanetAvatarAvatarHave a great night out in Europe’s top cities without alcoholverified_publisherLonely Planet - Tasmin WabyNightlife need not be all about pubs, bars and clubs, and if you're a sober traveller or a mindful drinker, you're probably looking to spend your evenings in a different way. There are many benefits to not drinking, including improved health and finances. Ruby Warrington, lifestyle journalist and …