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If you’re among those who struggle to sleep while traveling, this revolutionary Infinity Pillow by Infinity Travel may be your solution. Its unique design offers versatility and exceptional comfort compared to conventional travel pillows. The pillow’s soft, duvet-like material and customizable support provide solace in various travel scenarios. Whether on planes, buses, or trains, the Infinity Pillow will enhance your comfort, making long journeys more bearable and allowing you to catch some much-needed sleep.

Consider Puglia, Italy, for a stunning getaway reminiscent of Santorini without the hefty price tag. Puglia boasts breathtaking Mediterranean views, verdant landscapes, historic ruins, and traditional Italian charm. Escape to Alberobello’s whitewashed stone dwellings, indulge in the region’s exceptional cuisine, and explore the picturesque seaside town of Polignano A Mare. Families will delight in the flamingos at Sentiero Airone nature reserve and the caves at Castellana Grotte. Puglia offers a perfect blend of history, nature, and affordability, making it an ideal alternative to the popular but pricey destination of Santorini.

Standard International, the parent company of The Standard Hotels, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with the Silver Sleepover Sweepstake, offering a chance to win a night at any Standard hotel for just $25. The sweepstake, open from May 1 to May 24, 2024, celebrates the brand’s distinct approach to hospitality, travel, dining, and nightlife.

In light of the climate crisis, holiday travel trends are changing, with tan-refreshing getaways on the rise. Instead of overheating under the sun, travelers are seeking refuge in cooler climates across Europe. From wind-swept islands to northern Europe’s pristine coastlines, here are some refreshing destinations to escape the heat this summer.

Amsterdam is taking steps to reduce overtourism by halving the number of river cruise arrivals to a maximum of 1,150 calls per year by 2028. The city aims to improve livability for residents and visitors by reducing crowds and pollution caused by river cruise ships.

Orchids, with their intricate shapes and vibrant colors, are esteemed as one of nature’s marvels. They hold cultural significance in various countries, representing virtues like integrity and nobility in China, respect and honor in Thailand, and luxury and perfection in Japan. Hong Kong boasts a diverse collection of 133 native orchid species, which thrive in the humid environment of springtime. However, illegal harvesting poses a threat to wild orchid populations, leading to conservation efforts by the KFBG to protect these delicate plants.

If you seek a luxurious escape from the hustle and bustle, the Lake District emerges as the ultimate destination in the UK. With its idyllic landscapes, numerous five-star hotels, and a plethora of outdoor activities, the region offers an unparalleled retreat into nature.

The 2024 World Indigenous Tourism Summit (WITS) opened grandly in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, attracting over 600 participants from 27 countries and regions. The summit aims to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and promote responsible tourism practices that protect cultural heritage and natural ecosystems while fostering economic benefits for Indigenous communities.

A new study has introduced the concept of “outdoor days” to measure the impact of climate change on global destinations. The study predicts that countries in the Global North will experience an increase in outdoor days, while countries in the Global South will face a decline. Popular tropical destinations like the Dominican Republic and Greece are expected to lose a significant number of outdoor days due to extreme heat and other climate change impacts.

Delta Air Lines, the most profitable U.S. carrier, is raising pay for over 80,000 nonunion employees, including flight attendants and ground workers, by 5%. The move comes as the Association of Flight Attendants attempts to unionize Delta’s flight attendants for the fourth time since 2002.