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Reels Spark the Trip, But Reviews Close the Deal: What Indian Travellers Are Really Doing

zingbus survey: 72% of Indian travellers find offbeat destinations via Reels, 61% use AI to plan — but 52% nee...

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Hidden Chambers Beyond Tutankhamun's Tomb? New Surveys Reignite Egypt's Biggest Tomb Mystery
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Hidden Chambers Beyond Tutankhamun's Tomb? New Surveys Reignite Egypt's Biggest Tomb Mystery

New radar and microgravity surveys hint at hidden corridors and chambers beyond Tutankhamun's tomb in Luxor —...

Japan launches first nationwide check on its animal cafes — what it means for travellers
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Japan launches first nationwide check on its animal cafes — what it means for travellers

Japan's first nationwide survey of animal cafes could reshape a beloved tourist experience. What travellers sh...

Everyone Says Ultralight Is Taking Over Thru-Hiking. The Numbers Say Otherwise.
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Everyone Says Ultralight Is Taking Over Thru-Hiking. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

Survey data from the AT and PCT shows thru-hiker base weights haven't dropped in nearly a decade. Is ultraligh...

The Highlands beat Route 66: the road trips Brits want to drive most
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The Highlands beat Route 66: the road trips Brits want to drive most

Brits' top bucket-list road trips revealed: the Scottish Highlands beat Route 66 in a new survey. See the full...

Grab Your Phone: The Great Southern Bioblitz 2026 Turns South Africa Into a Giant Nature Survey
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Grab Your Phone: The Great Southern Bioblitz 2026 Turns South Africa Into a Giant Nature Survey

Join the Great Southern Bioblitz 2026 from 27-30 November — photograph nature with iNaturalist and help map So...

What a Stanford psychologist learned from Norwegians living through two months without sun
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What a Stanford psychologist learned from Norwegians living through two months without sun

A Stanford psychologist surveyed Norwegians from Oslo to Svalbard about winter — and found attitudes got warme...

Most Turks back tough new smoking rules — what visitors should know
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Most Turks back tough new smoking rules — what visitors should know

Yeşilay surveys show 90%+ support in Türkiye for tobacco controls, including a Tobacco-Free Generation ban. Wh...

Freediver Francesco Pagni dies during seabed survey ahead of Sardinia spearfishing championship
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Freediver Francesco Pagni dies during seabed survey ahead of Sardinia spearfishing championship

Freediver Francesco Pagni, 47, died surveying the seabed off Alghero, Sardinia, ahead of Italy's spearfishing...

Around 20 endangered river dolphins are somehow surviving beside Dhaka, in one of the world's filthiest rivers
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Around 20 endangered river dolphins are somehow surviving beside Dhaka, in one of the world's filthiest rivers

Endangered Ganges river dolphins are breeding in Dhaka's polluted Buriganga River, surviving on invasive catfi...

Holiday brains are real: 61% of travellers deliberately act differently away from home
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Holiday brains are real: 61% of travellers deliberately act differently away from home

New research finds 61% of travellers deliberately act differently on holiday — splurging, staying out late and...

The Mystery of Belgium's 'Only Pyramid' — Solved at Last
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The Mystery of Belgium's 'Only Pyramid' — Solved at Last

Verlée's so-called pyramid isn't a survey marker at all — it's the last piece of a vanished castle's garden ax...

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