National Geographicflipped into Travel7 hours agoHere’s why planning a trip can help your mental healthverified_publisherNational Geographic - Erica Jackson CurranThe benefits of going on a trip start before you leave your house—here’s why. There’s some good news for globetrotters: According to researchers, looking ahead to your next adventure could benefit your mental health. Even if you’re not sure about the day or date of your trip. Some psychologists tout …
National Geographicflipped into History & Culture12 hours agoEverything you need to know about the Salem witch trialsverified_publisherNational Geographic - Erin BlakemoreThe Salem witch trials are more than just a historical curiosity. Explore how this chilling history teaches us about fear, power, and the consequences of mass paranoia. Statistics is just one way to tell the tale of the infamous Salem witch trials. In just 16 months between February 1692 and May …
National Geographicflipped into Travel16 hours agoWhat to know before you visit Moroccoverified_publisherNational Geographic - Lorna ParkesExploring this North African country is a memorable adventure, but there are certain things travellers should know. Here, we tackle some often-asked questions. With just a little bit of hand-holding, this North African country can be one of the world’s most rewarding destinations to visit. Here’s …
National Geographicflipped into Travel20 hours ago8 of the best small towns for fall foliage in New England and beyondverified_publisherNational Geographic - Lauren BreedloveIt’s leaf-peeping season across big swathes of the US, and there are plenty of lesser-known spots known for nature’s fiery autumn displays Every year, a spectacular display of autumnal colour blankets the landscape across much of the US, prompting pumpkin picking and bracing country strolls. The …
National Geographicflipped into Travel1 day agoThe Moroccan oyster destination you've never heard of: Oualidiaverified_publisherNational Geographic - Lorna ParkesFresh oysters, wetland birdwatching and lazy beach days make the little-known community of Oualidia a charming alternative to Essaouira on Morocco’s Atlantic coast. “Des huîtres? Des huîtres?” The tanned salesman calling to me in French is holding a knife in one hand and a gnarled oyster in the …
National Geographicflipped into Travel2 days agoThis Italian city is nicknamed 'the Florence of the South'verified_publisherNational Geographic - Angela LocatelliRich in honey-hued basilica's and elaborately decorated baroque cathedrals, the Southern Italian city of Lecce is often regarded as the 'Florence of the South'. It’s not easy to carry a basilica on your shoulders, but, despite the summer heat, these men aren’t breaking a sweat. Carved into the …
