Where to Next? Travel Trends for 2025 December 23rd, 2024 • by Boundless Journeys With the new year upon us, we’re looking forward to a fresh series of adventures. That much is always true, but tastes and trends in the travel world change often. What are the tours that will capture people’s curiosity in 2025? We asked our clients for feedback while also keeping on top of industry trends.… Read More »
Nepal: In the Foothills of the Annapurnas December 19th, 2024 • by Kristen Bernarsky The Annapurna Mountains—immediately the name conjures mystery and majesty. That’s an appropriate feeling for the Himalayas, yet the “mystery” part might have a little to do with the fact Everest gets all the press. As undeniably impressive as the world’s tallest mountain is, it’s far from the only game in town when it comes to… Read More »
Geothermal Energy and More: How to Travel Sustainably in Iceland September 24th, 2024 • by Deborah Tobey Looking at the primal landscapes of Iceland, “fragile” is hardly the first word that comes to mind. But the natural balance that keeps it beautiful can’t be taken for granted, and Icelanders know that. The availability of geothermal energy in Iceland makes it a little easier to live sustainably, but a whole range of green… Read More »
Eat Like a Local in Scotland August 27th, 2024 • by Boundless Journeys Before we begin, let’s take a moment to get the haggis jokes out of the way—we’ll wait. The famous dish of organ meats mixed with oatmeal and cooked in a sheep’s stomach gets most of the attention when it comes to traditional Scottish cuisine, and it’s fair to say the dish’s description can be divisive.… Read More »
The Ladin People of the Dolomites August 27th, 2024 • by Boundless Journeys It’s not hard to conjure a mental picture of the Dolomites—those soaring Alpine peaks and lush valleys make a lasting impression. Their impressive geography has earned them a UNESCO World Heritage designation, but you may be less familiar with the people who inhabit this fascinating region. The Ladin people have their own language and traditions… Read More »