World’s Safest Countries Offer Travelers Stability as Global Peace Falls
The 2026 Global Peace Index highlights Iceland, New Zealand and Switzerland as leading destinations for travelers seeking stability, safety and lower conflict risk.
The 2026 Global Peace Index highlights Iceland, New Zealand and Switzerland as leading destinations for travelers seeking stability, safety and lower conflict risk.
Iceland has overtaken Switzerland as the world’s most expensive country, with tourism, housing and high service costs adding pressure to everyday prices.
Icelandair is offering a paid 10-day trip to Iceland for someone with no photography skills, turning bad photos into a tourism marketing angle. The campaign is a smart reminder that destinations are increasingly being sold through relatability, not polished perfection.
Krakow and Warsaw lead a new ranking of Europe’s best cities for remote work, highlighting Central Europe’s growing edge in affordability, safety, and connectivity.
Finland leads the World Happiness Report 2026, with Nordic countries continuing to dominate the global rankings for quality of life.
Greenland is experiencing a notable rise in international travel interest, with Air Greenland reporting strong booking growth from the U.S., the U.K., and Germany beyond traditional peak seasons.
A new UN Tourism report highlights the world’s fastest-growing destinations in 2025, with strong rebounds across Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe.
Iceland’s new Black Sand Hotel debuts this January, offering boutique beachfront luxury, Nordic dining, and dramatic ocean views along the country’s south coast.
Global travellers looking for peace of mind will favour the ranked lists of the top 15 safest countries and top 15 safest cities for 2026, according to the latest research.
A European destination management company has unveiled a luxury tour operator brand, debuting with curated itineraries across France, Italy, Spain, and beyond.