Into The Wild makes its highly anticipated return this August, bringing back its beloved blend of community, creativity, and connection to nature. Celebrated for its diverse programming, inclusive ethos, and annual charity initiatives, the family-friendly festival now offers a first glimpse of what’s in store for 2025, as it marks its 11th year at Chiddingly Estate in Sussex. Renowned for its vibrant mix of live music, workshops, wild crafts, food, and inspiring speakers, Into The Wild is cherished not just as a festival but as a thriving community. What began as a small annual gathering has grown into a space for 5,000 attendees, where friendships are forged, collaborations bloom, marriages are celebrated, and even a birth has taken place. Wild crafts and workshops remain at th...
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10 years of ‘Into the Glacier’: Iceland’s one-of-a-kind ice tunnel experience
It started as an ambitious idea—dig a tunnel deep into Iceland’s second-largest glacier and create an experience unlike anything else in the world. Ten years later, Into the Glacier has welcomed over 320,000 visitors, hosted underground concerts, survived floods and pandemics, and proven that even after a decade, it’s still one of Iceland’s coolest adventures. Opened in 2015 after 14 months of excavation, the 500-meter (1,640-foot) ice tunnel inside Langjökull Glacier remains the largest of its kind in the world. Visitors descend 25 meters (82 feet) beneath the surface to walk through blue ice corridors that are, in some places, 30 to 35 years old. During construction, 5,500 cubic meters (194,000 cubic feet) of ice were removed—just a ti...
Read MoreFirst easing of retail alcohol sales rules, Direct sales will be capped, Fears change could lead to end of state monopoly If Anna Anerfalt gets a license to sell gin, whiskey and schnapps to visitors at her family's distillery near Norrtalje in Sweden, the first thing she will have to do is warn them of the dangers of alcohol. From June 1, small-scale breweries, vineyards and distilleries will be able to sell direct to customers - the first easing of Sweden's more than 100 year-old alcohol sales monopoly. The aim is to boost tourism and help craft producers to grow, while preserving the role of Systembolaget - state booze shops - in limiting access to alcohol and damage to public health. Norrtalje Distillery CEO Anna Anerfalt pours a glass of non-alcoholic Appel Glog...
Read MoreIn the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, it’s hard to escape the war with Russia. On some days, when the wind blows in the right direction, residents of the historic city can hear the boom of artillery fire from the front line, some 30 km (20 miles) away. Most nights, Russian kamikaze drones packed with explosives buzz over apartment buildings as parents put their children to bed. Frequently - but unpredictably - a Russian ballistic missile will slam into the city. Three years on from Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, for many people in Kharkiv, the war and its unrelenting, inescapable proximity, takes a mental toll. Ballet dancers practise for the revival of 'Chopiniana,' the first since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, in the underground area of the National Aca...
Read MoreAt a time many are seeking digital detox trips, lets tell you about ten of the most peaceful stargazing spots in Europe that are perfect for unwinding. Experts at WinstonsBeds are highlighting destinations with some of the darkest skies that offer a serene experience under the night’s sky. This comes after research revealed 62% of travellers said they are considering visiting darker sky destinations and seeking starbathing experiences in 2025. The International Dark Sky Parks (IDSPs) has certified Dark Sky areas across Europe which are protected from light pollution. Thanks to its distance from the main urban centers, the Regional Natural Park of Millevaches in Limousin has an exceptional starry sky in Western Europe. This territory invites us to take the time t...
Read MoreLike most Parisians, I’m a transplant from elsewhere — specifically sunny Provence, where it's practically a civic duty to cheer for the rival football team, Olympique de Marseille, and complain about the haughty residents of the French capital. But as the French actor Sacha Guitry once said, “Being a Parisian is not about being born in Paris; it's about being reborn there.” I first moved to Paris in my early twenties and, like many before me, was immediately enthralled by the city. But Paris felt like a sleeping beauty in the early 2000s: the economy was stagnant, unemployment was high, and losing the 2012 Olympic bid to London made it feel as though the future was being written elsewhere. By the time I returned to the city in 2012 as an energy correspondent for Reuters following stin...
Read MoreGTM 2025 a successful event - GTM 360° connects the German tourism industry with the international travel industry all year round - next live event, GTM 2026, will take place in Oberhausen. The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) is pleased with the outcomes of this year's GTM 360°. Around 150 accredited buyers from the international travel industry including selected buyers from India used the GNTB's online booking system to arrange more than 3,200 meetings with the 129 tourism companies and organisations at the workshop. 87 per cent of participants in an on-site survey confirmed that they were satisfied or very satisfied with this year's GTM. 98 per cent successfully established new business contacts and 85 per cent intend to take part in the GTM again in the future. Pre...
Read More- NH Collection celebrates its tenth anniversary this year, lifting its portfolio to 100 properties worldwide following the addition of these new hotels - Its début in two of the most exclusive and coveted destinations in the Mediterranean is framed by the robust growth strategy in place for Minor Hotels’ premium brand NH Collection Hotel & Resorts, Minor Hotels’ premium brand, continues to execute its global growth and expansion plan, announcing two new openings: NH Collection Ibiza and NH Collection Marbella. These new Spanish hotels mark the brand’s début in the Balearic Islands and Costa del Sol, two of the most exclusive and internationally sought-after destinations in the Mediterranean. Both establishments offer contemporary design and a food and wine offering crafted ...
Read MoreThe Moonhouse - A Swedish Red Cottage is about to make history History is about to be made. On June 5 at 09:24 PM CET, a tiny red house — a traditional Swedish cottage — is set to become the first house ever to land on the Moon. After traveling through space for more than four months aboard the Japanese lunar lander RESILIENCE, the artwork known as The Moonhouse now enters its most critical phase: a soft landing in Mare Frigoris — the Sea of Cold. This unique fusion of art and technology began with a bold idea. In 1999, Swedish artist Mikael Genberg imagined placing a simple red house on the Moon. The Moonhouse and TENACIOUS, Astronautcenter Cologne. "Not as a scientific outpost or political symbol," says Genberg, "but as a quiet reminder of humanit...
Read MoreEstablished in 1935, the Moscow Metro has grown into one of the world’s largest urban transit networks, spanning over 550 kilometers and serving more than 8 million passengers daily. Its 90th anniversary is marked by historical exhibitions and continued advancements in digital transport technology. The Moscow Metro has reached its 90th year of operation, marking a significant milestone for one of the world’s largest and longest-running urban transit systems. Since its inauguration in 1935, the system has expanded to cover over 550 kilometers of track, with 302 stations, serving an average of 8 million passenger trips per weekday. Maksim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry, said, “The opening of the Metro in 1935 was a historic event for our capital and ...
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