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Many people have ‘Floating in the dead sea’ on their bucket lists. Besides the fact that one can just naturally float in this body of water, the water itself has healing properties, as does the mud.

I embarked on a month-long motorbike ride from the Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh. It was one of the most physically challenging adventures. Here are a few things I wish I knew.

Thailand has something to offer every kind of traveller. However, because there’s so much to see and do in Thailand, this list will ensure your vacation time, whether long or short, will be well-spent.

Luxor in Egypt is often referred to as the world’s largest open-air museum with its massive collection of ancient temples and monuments.

Bahrain is an island nation off Saudi Arabia’s eastern coast and the laws here are more relaxed. This makes Bahrain an ideal Middle Eastern destination for those looking to party.

Adrienne Lee is a consultant for Tourism Cares who spoke on career opportunities the tourism industry provides for women, the lengths independent organisations go to provide transferrable skills, and benefits for its volunteers.

The world is filled with incredible wonders and unforgettable sights. Here are some of the world’s best otherworldly landscapes that you can’t miss.

One of the biggest pulls to the Great Ocean Road has been the Great Ocean Road Running Festival (GORRF) that has flourished into a two-day event with numerous activities.

Indian food is usually identified for its spiciness. From the chole bhature (fried bread) of North India to the famous Hyderabadi biryani of the south, pack your bags and set off on a food journey.

We explore some of the unique ways people drink coffee around the world. From using sand as a heat source to the addition of raw eggs, treat this list as your coffee bucket list!

Travelling with the people we love allows us to create more memories with them and to learn new things about them. This Mother’s Day, #teamZafigo shares destinations that we’d love to travel to with our mothers.

Himadri Garg and her sister wanted to experience life beyond the patriarchal lens, and they believed their home country of India was the perfect place to start.