A new HBX Group and NYU study shows Gen Z likes personalized travel—if it is transparent, authentic, and does not feel like algorithmic control.
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Why Hotels Are Betting on Scent
Hotels are investing in scent marketing to shape emotion, memory, and brand identity. How smell is redefining the guest experience in 2025.
Do Plants Feel Pain?
Plants do not experience pain as animals do, but they sense damage, defend themselves, and communicate threats.
25 Travel Resolutions for 2026
These 25 travel resolutions for 2026 are not about going farther — but about travelling better, slower, and with fewer regrets.
Healing Journey Thailand Sets the Tone for a New Era of Luxury Travel
Healing Journey Thailand launches on January 13, 2026, positioning Thailand as a leading destination for luxury travel.
Murphy’s Laws of Travel
From delayed flights to lost chargers and filthy airport restrooms, Murphy’s Laws of Travel explains why vacations never go as planned.
Why Greeks Put a Coin Inside the Vasilopita
The story behind the Vasilopita coin, from Saint Basil and miracles to why Greeks still slice cake for luck every New Year.
FITUR 4all 2026 and the Art of Selling Accessibility
FITUR 4all 2026 returns to Madrid wrapped in buzzwords, panels and promises, turning accessible tourism into everything—except something concrete.
Do Snails Feel Pain? What Science Says — and What It Means for Tradition and Taste
Studies suggest snails can learn, remember, and respond to harmful stimuli. What science says about pain, intelligence, and Cretan food traditions.
A 2035 Projection That Is Already Catching Up With Reality
A Fraunhofer projection for hotels in 2035 shows a shift toward shared hospitality hubs—one that is already taking shape and accelerating in 2026.
Are Crustaceans Intelligent — and Should We Eat Them?
Studies show crabs, lobsters, and shrimp can learn, remember, solve problems, and form relationships
Greek Honey Is an Ecosystem in a Jar
Greek honey reflects a vast beekeeping tradition, supporting ecosystems, rural communities, and biodiversity while offering proven nutritional benefits.