Wanderlust

WELCOME

here is no escaping it: more and more people are catching the travel bug. This highly contagious virus has been given a boost over the last three decades by cheaper flights, self-styled accommodation, mega cruise ships and the advent of social media. While we love welcoming new people to our community of passionate travellers, we’re aware that many sites - natural and cultural -

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Wanderlust

Wanderlust2 min read
Travel And Mental Wellbeing
For most people, travel is a positive experience. But no matter how eagerly anticipated a trip may be, it can also be unsettling. Pressure can build up when you are away from familiar support systems. Likewise, lengthy journeys, crowds, irregular mea
Wanderlust14 min read
Return Of The BISON
“Our ancestors are here. They'll walk with us today,” said Darlene Brander of the Red Earth Cree Nation and CEO of Wanuskewin Heritage Park, where we were gathered. “You're all here for a reason,” she added, looking at the assembled international vis
Wanderlust12 min read
Capitalising on Culture
When Hegert Leidsalu, of the Tartu City Government office, woke up on a cold and snowy Wednesday morning, he'd only expected to be doing a little driving. Sixty minutes later, I, a complete stranger, was massaging ash into his pert naked buttocks, as

Related Books & Audiobooks