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Thanks to everyone who turned out for Vancouver’s Travel Massive day last week. We counted a strong turnout and a lot of new energy for what’s next in Vancouver’s travel scene.

We are proud to announce that The Jet Set TV’s “Celtic Charm” Travel Special, by Lisa Niver, has been awarded a Silver Telly Award in the Travel & Tourism category!

PanFlights is a flexible flight search tool that uncovers alternative flight routes — including multi-city stopovers, and nearby cities for departure and destination airports.

Enjoy Jet Lag: The Game? Then you'll LOVE Side Quest. My team put me in an Uber to the airport with just a passport, a riddle, and 11 challenges. I had no idea where I was headed — only that the trip would last two nights.

Xperio is a travel aggregator platform focused on India that connects Indian travellers with authentic, immersive experiences hosted by locals.

Thank you to everyone from SF Bay Area Travel Massive who joined us for the Resurgence of Travel meetup at the beautiful Neighbourgood Sutter Mansion!

Thanks to Lagos Travel Massive members for joining us at our 2025 Hangout at Seventh Heaven Lounge & Bar for a day filled with industry discussions and innovation talks.

Thank to everyone who joined our PDX Travel Massive at The Society Hotel. Perfect weather, sunset views, and great conversations made it a memorable end-of-summer gathering.

After having taken hours long walks every day I'm in Japan, I wanted to amass in one website nearly all of the discoveries, both expected and otherwise.

I set up a free online community dedicated to n8n automations to help save time on social media posting and other repetitive travel tasks.

I lived among the Maasai for a full year, an experience that turned my ideas about love, family, and community upside down.

We are excited to share the finalists of the 2025 SET Competition, led by change-makers committed to making tourism more just, community-driven, and impactful.

From Nairobi’s co-working boom to the beaches of Diani, the scene is growing fast. I’m curious if anyone here has joined or hosted a nomad program in Africa before. What worked, what didn’t?

Thanks to everyone who attended our inaugural Travel Massive Morocco launch at the stunning Free People Riad in Marrakech for an evening of learning and building connections.

Struggling to decide when to go with your friends? Use Vacation Genius to agree on the best time and receive AI recommendations based on your preferences.

I’m curious how international travel content creators approach press trips these days. Do you usually join on a barter deal (covering the trip in exchange for exposure), or do you believe such trips should be paid collaborations?

Are cities ready to make a fair choice between comfort and income? Or is “overtourism” a convenient excuse for failing to address other, more complex problems?

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For the past months I’ve been building something I wished existed while planning trips: a simple app to log your journeys, discover others, and get rewarded for contributing.

Thanks to members who joined our after party at The Gypsy Rooftop Kitchen & Bar for great views and hospitality, sponsored by Heads on Pillows and Ruou Lang in Da Nang last week.

My new book, 'Secret Oklahoma,' is here. Part history book, part travel book, it's a love letter to my adopted home state, and all the quirks and characters that make it so wonderful.

Wyatt Maktrav Bedural, a 12-year-old from San Pedro, Laguna, Philippines, has become the youngest person in the world to visit all United Nations-recognized countries in Europe.

Barcelona-based flight tracker startup byAir has released a series of improvements and new features including automatic import from Gmail, friend's flights, and smartwatch app.

Can you believe it? Travel Massive Asia Conference 2025 in Da Nang is right around the corner. Here's our full speaker lineup so you can learn more about who is joining us in Vietnam.

Bali isn’t happy. Not with how mass tourism has taken hold. Not with how sacred ceremonies have become backdrops. Not with the rise of what some call “tourist spirituality” and others call cultural erasure.