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Beyond the Cruise Ship News: Why Fiji’s Food Culture Deserves Just as Much Attention

By fara nanda September 24, 2026TravelingNo Comments

The cruise ship MV Fiji Princess ran aground near Monuriki Island earlier this year, though thankfully all 30 passengers aboard were safely evacuated. The incident briefly put Fiji in international…

South Korean Tourist Converts to Islam After Falling in Love with Historic Turkish City

By fara nanda September 18, 2026TravelingNo Comments

A South Korean tourist has embraced Islam after being deeply moved by the rich history and cultural harmony he encountered while visiting Mardin, an ancient city in southeastern Turkey. A…

French Tourists Fall for Bali’s Centuries-Old Traditional Salt-Making Craft

By fara nanda September 17, 2026TravelingNo Comments

French tourists Jean Luc and his partner Maria became captivated by the unique traditional salt from Kusamba Village and the age-old process behind making it, captivated enough to buy a…

Meet “Piggy Island”The Greek Isle Where Wild Boars Join You for a Swim

By fara nanda September 16, 2026TravelingNo Comments

A tiny island in Greece is offering one of the most unusual vacation experiences around. Beyond its stunning beaches, visitors here get an unexpected swimming companion: wild boars. That island…

Mount Everest’s Iconic Base Camp Is Quietly Melting the Glacier It Sits On

By fara nanda September 12, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Climbing Mount Everest remains one of the ultimate bucket-list goals for adventurers worldwide. But it turns out the sheer number of climbers gathering at its base camp each year is…

India’s “Snow Mountains” Are Actually Marble Waste And Tourists Can’t Stay Away

By fara nanda September 11, 2026TravelingNo Comments

The Kishangarh region in Rajasthan, India, has an unusual landscape that's been drawing tourists for all the wrong, or maybe right, reasons. Sprawling white mounds that look strikingly like snow…

Dubai Airport Traffic Takes a Hit as Middle East Conflict Continues, But Recovery Signs Emerge

By fara nanda September 8, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Dubai International Airport has recorded a sharp decline in passenger arrivals since the Middle East conflict began on February 28, with the second quarter of this year showing the steepest…

South Korea Launches K-Trekking Challenge, Welcomes First French Hikers to Bukhansan

By fara nanda September 6, 2026TravelingNo Comments

South Korea is beginning to explore its mountain tourism potential as a new draw for international tourists. Eleven hikers from France became the first to try out this program, climbing…

Chasing Sunrise on Two Wheels: A Morning Cycling Adventure at Novotel Bali Nusa Dua

By fara nanda September 3, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Who says a hotel staycation is only about sleeping in? Travelers can also chase a beautiful sunrise around Nusa Dua on two wheels. During a staycation at Novotel Bali Nusa…

Beyond Tokyo and Kyoto: 5 Japan Routes That Mix Icons With Hidden Gems

By fara nanda September 2, 2026TravelingNo Comments

Japan travel trends are shifting. Visitors are no longer satisfied with just checking off Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and the Mount Fuji area, more travelers are now seeking out small villages,…