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  1. Portugal-to-Singapore Walker Reaches Southern China » Explorersweb byteseu.com/2433950/ #AdventureTravel #Portugal

  2. Alte Pilgerwege, Bergasketen und die japanischen Alpen: JNTO zeigt Adventure Travel zwischen Togakushi, Myoko und Kamikochi. ⛰️

    #Japan #JNTO #AdventureTravel

    sumikai.com/japan-erleben/jnto

  3. Couple Nearly 6,000km Through Walk From Moscow to Vladivostok » Explorersweb

    Russian couple Tamara Pogosyan, 31, and Pavel Shabalin, 33, are over halfway through a unique honeymoon. They set…
    #EuropeSays #Russia #Moscow #AdventureTravel
    europesays.com/russia/69981/

  4. Noch knapp 60 Stunden bis Abflug, also noch ca 72 Stunden bis #Japan 😳🫣

    #adventuretravel

  5. ‘To sleep in a sculpture is a wonderful idea’: a hike along Andy Goldsworthy’s epic art trail in Haute-Provence
    By Claudia Casper

    A long-distance walking route in the south of France devised by the celebrated land artist offers intrepid hikers an opportunity to immerse themselves in nature and art

    theguardian.com/travel/2026/se

    #Franceholidays #Walkingholidays #Sculpture #Travel #Europeholidays #Artanddesign #Walking #Adventuretravel #Provenceholidays #Lifeandstyle #Culture #Art #TheGuardian #ClaudiaCasper

  6. 10 of the best mountain huts in Europe: bunkrooms, bothies and bonhomie
    By Kevin Rushby

    Beautifully situated refuges with superlative views offering sanctuary to intrepid hikers and climbers

    theguardian.com/travel/2026/se

    #Adventuretravel #Europeholidays #Travel #Hotels #TheGuardian #KevinRushby

  7. ‘Like a Bond villain’s lair’: I climbed the Dolomites to the world’s most spectacular mountain hut
    By Andrew Gilchrist

    Perched above the clouds in northern Italy, Santnerpass refuge doesn’t just look stunning. It’s a marvel of eco-building – and vegetarian cuisine

    theguardian.com/travel/2026/se

    #Dolomitesholidays #Italyholidays #Climbingholidays #Walkingholidays #Travel #Europeholidays #Architecture #Adventuretravel #TheGuardian #AndrewGilchrist

  8. 25 years to Whistler: A return to Canada’s winter playground

    Twenty-five years is a long wait for anything. A bottle of Penfolds to mature.  That long awaited garage…
    #Canada #adventuretravel #apple-news #britishcolumbia #skiing #WhistlerBlackcomb
    europesays.com/canada/206216/

  9. Atlantic to Pacific: Cyclist to Ride from UK to Russia’s Far East » Explorersweb

    Joshua Moodie, 22, is about to set off on a 25,000km bikepacking trip from the UK to Russia’s…
    #EuropeSays #Russia #AdventureTravel #cycling
    europesays.com/russia/62644/

  10. Europe’s wildest pilgrimage route: a trek through the mountains of north-west Sweden
    By Hugh Collins

    A remote 18th-century chapel deep in Sami lands is the goal of the Präststigen, a 37-mile trail that traverses some of the country’s most spectacular scenery

    theguardian.com/travel/2026/se

    #Swedenholidays #Scandinaviaholidays #Walkingholidays #Travel #Europeholidays #Walking #Adventuretravel #Lifeandstyle #TheGuardian #HughCollins

  11. ‘This is colonialism for clicks’: the influencers attempting to meet and film the world’s most isolated tribes
    By Elle Hunt

    A new breed of adventurer is chasing internet fame by targeting uncontacted peoples. Critics say they are risking the wellbeing of these remote communities – and their own lives

    theguardian.com/world/2026/sep

    #Indigenouspeoples #Worldnews #YouTube #TikTok #Instagram #Socialmedia #Digitalmedia #Lifeandstyle #Adventuretravel #Travel #Exploration #Youngpeople #Society #TheGuardian #ElleHunt

  12. europesays.com/africa/409389/ New eco-policy reshaping global adventure travel to protect remote habitats #AdventureTravel #Tanzania

  13. Hiker, 91, becomes oldest person to complete grueling Appalachian Trail
    By Lucy Campbell and agencies

    Dale Sanders said he fell 71 times on the trail, but completed the journey as ‘people are motivated … by my efforts’

    theguardian.com/us-news/2026/a

    #USnews #Tennessee #Pennsylvania #Adventuretravel #TheGuardian #LucyCampbell #agencies

  14. Indian Towns with a European Vibe: Explore Charm, Luxury, and Culture of India 2026–27

    Discover a different side of India where royal heritage, charming streets, colonial architecture, and modern luxury come together. Our latest blog, “Indian Towns with a European Vibe: Explore Charm, Luxury, and Culture in 2026–2027,” takes you through beautiful destinations that offer a unique blend of Indian traditions and European-inspired elegance. From peaceful hill towns to historic cities, explore places where every corner tells a story and every experience feels timeless. Read […]

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  15. Four routes to rediscover Montreal by bike | Lifestyles

    When the warmer months finally take hold of Montreal, the city shifts into an entirely different gear. It…
    #NewsBeep #News #Montreal #adventuretravel #aerobicexercise #CA #Canada #cyclesport #Cycling #human-poweredtransport #LachineCanal #landtransport #micromobility #MONTREAL #outdoorrecreation #Park #trail #Transport
    newsbeep.com/ca/855290/

  16. Four routes to rediscover Montreal by bike | Lifestyles

    When the warmer months finally take hold of Montreal, the city shifts into an entirely different gear. It…
    #Canada #Montreal #adventuretravel #aerobicexercise #cyclesport #Cycling #human-poweredtransport #LachineCanal #landtransport #micromobility #Outdoorrecreation #park #Trail #Transport
    europesays.com/canada/164923/

  17. ‘I am nothing in front of them’: Video of 7- and 10-year-old girls cycling to Ladakh leaves Internet impressed

    If you still have doubts about whether Ladakh is safe for travellers, this viral video may make you…
    #NewsBeep #News #Cycling ##AdventureTravel ##BicycleTrip ##CyclingAdventure ##LadakhRoadTrip ##TravelInspiration ##TravelLadakh ##YoungAdventurers #CA #Canada #IncredibleIndia #Ladakh #LadakhSafety #Sports
    newsbeep.com/ca/852686/

  18. The final films of Race Around the World. Spoiler: Winner revealed

    After 100 days on the road, the winner of Race Around the World has been crowned. Catch up on the final week's films.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-09/rac

    #Documentaries #AdventureTravel #ShortFilm

  19. Race Around the World recap: Catch this week's films

    From pagan ceremonies to the world's biggest data centre, catch up on every week nine film from Race Around the World.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-03/rac

    #Documentaries #AdventureTravel #ShortFilm

  20. Father and son arrive in Turkey, seven months after leaving Sydney on a Vespa – video
    By Guardian Staff

    Mario Gabrieli and his son Leonardo began their journey from Sydney on their 50-year-old Vespa in early January under a project they named 'I Due Caschi,' meaning 'The Two Helmets' in Italian. They have now reached the city of Amasya in Turkey. They expected to continue across Turkey through Cappadocia and Antalya before eventually reaching Trieste in northern Italy, completing a route of nearly 40,000 km. Gabrieli, who was born in Trieste and has lived in Australia for more than two decades, wants his son to experience the different cultures, landscapes and histories as they travel

    theguardian.com/australia-news

    #Australianews #Adventuretravel #TheGuardian #GuardianStaff

  21. Two-decade-old Toyota Corolla stuns Gibb River Road onlookers
    By Rachel Jackson

    Jonny Charles is venturing across the famous Kimberley four-wheel-drive track in a 2002 Toyota Corolla, selling coffees out of his boot to fund the trip.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-30/gib

    #AdventureTravel #RegionalCommunities #HumanInterest #RachelJackson

  22. If Not Now, When? Meet the Aristocratic French Brothers Behind Prime Video’s Adventure Travel Series 100 Things To Do Before You Die

    Travel is often about the places we visit — but increasingly, it’s about how we experience them. In a world of carefully curated itineraries and picture-perfect moments, French brothers Matthias and Bastien Cadéac d’Arbaud are taking a different approach: embracing the unpredictable, the unexpected and the moments that don’t go according to plan.

    My Soho Times Arts Editor, Gillian Smith, sat down with the brothers during their London stopover for a chat about their new Prime Video adventure series 100 Things to Do Before You Die, their appetite for risk, and why sometimes the best experiences happen when you stop waiting for the “right” moment.

    If you’re looking for an extreme travel show to enjoy from the safety of your sofa, I have to admit you’re pretty well covered across both broadcast and streaming services. But have you seen it all? Unless you’ve tuned into new Prime Video series 100 Things to Do Before You Die, I think not.

    Much in the spirit of their fellow countryman Jules Verne, whose Victorian-era novel Around the World in 80 Days was groundbreaking for its time, brothers Matthias and Bastien Cadéac d’Arbaud have decided what’s needed is a whole new approach to the travel, adventure and risk business as seen on TV.

    The number one attribute required? A shared funny bone (essential), along with a sense of the ridiculous and a willingness to put yourself in situations that most people would hesitate to embrace.

    But then, when you’re in search of memorable experiences rather than perfectly curated moments, that’s the road you head down. Preferably with your brother — when you get on as well as these two clearly do.

    So, in the same spirit of adventure and, as ever, in search of answers, MST caught up with Matthias and Bastien on a London stopover to find out just why they think life begins the moment you stop putting things off.

    Q: First things first — who’s the older brother?

    Matthias: You’re going to make one of us happy and one of us very sad. Technically… I’m the elder.

    Q: Where did the idea for the series come from?

    Bastien: One drink, then maybe a few more drinks… and we came around to the whole idea behind the show.

    Matthias: We’d heard too many friends and colleagues saying, “I’ll do it later. Later in the day, the week, the month…” We kept thinking, “Come on, just wake up. You do it or you don’t do it.” Then one day we realised that was us — we were exactly the same!

    Bastien: People put too many constraints on themselves, but they’re their own constraints. They’re always postponing stuff, when actually it’s pretty easy to get a plane ticket.

    Q: How much of what we see on screen was planned?

    Bastien: We had plans, but you can’t really know in advance what’s going to make a good sequence. Some things we prepared for days and dropped because they weren’t funny. Other things just happened.

    When you see us on horseback, that wasn’t part of the original plan. We just randomly came across the opportunity. We took it, and it’s one of the key moments in the show. Very often, nothing is going to go as planned when you’re on the road.

    Matthias: You organise as much as you can beforehand, but sometimes things don’t turn out exactly as expected — and that’s often for the best.

    Q: Did filming live up to your expectations?

    Matthias: It was funnier and more challenging than we expected.

    Sometimes we were scared, but we do the stuff anyway. Otherwise, there’s no point. We always try to go further, go one better, to keep pushing.

    But at the end of the day, the crew has to sleep! Honestly, if it were just Bastien and me with GoPros, we’d probably still be there.

    Q: Your crew do seem pretty fearless too?

    Bastien: They were! The core crew was French, plus we had an amazing wider team in the Philippines.

    Q: So, they’re happy to jump out of a plane with you at a moment’s notice?

    Bastien: Yes. Well… sometimes we had to push them. With no parachute (laughs), but with a camera. Always a camera.

    Q: Has making the pilot made you want to pause and regroup?

    Bastien: No. Not at all. We already have ten episodes lined up.

    Matthias: The challenge now isn’t finding somewhere nobody’s been before, because there are hardly any places left off the map. The challenge is to do something no one else has done before — and to be more genuine, more authentic.

    We want to spend more time with the people we film and show… more brotherhood, if you like.

    Q: So, what makes the perfect destination?

    Bastien: Since we want to do one country per episode, it needs enough contrast — urban life, wild places, more remote locations. We like aquatic activities… or deserts and plains. Wherever danger lurks!

    Q: Have you always been adventurous?

    Matthias: Maybe it comes from our parents. They always liked to give us a taste of new things.

    Bastien: It’s not only about being adventurous. It’s about being interested in other people, meeting them where they live, experiencing their lives and then adding some adventures unique to the location.

    Q: So, what was the story behind the “Sorry Mum” sign in the helicopter?

    Matthias: Because if you met our mum… after all that, she’s not actually that adventurous!

    Beyond the adventure

    At its core, 100 Things to Do Before You Die is less about ticking experiences off a list and more about embracing curiosity, uncertainty and the unexpected moments that make journeys memorable.

    In a world where travel is increasingly documented before it’s experienced, Matthias and Bastien’s message is simple: sometimes the best stories happen when you stop waiting and start doing.

    Over to you… What’s on your list?

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    100 Things to Do Before You Die is now streaming on Prime Video

    Written by Gillian Smith, Arts Editor @mysohotimes | Images Courtesy of Matthias and Bastien Cadéac d’Arbaud

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  23. 📚 Into the Wild by: Jon Krakauer

    In April 1992, a young man from a well-to-do family hitchhiked to Alaska and walked alone into the wilderness north of Mt. McKinley. His name was Christopher Johnson McCandless. He had given $25,000 in savings to charity, abandoned his car and most of his possessions, bu...

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    #books #reading #libraries #biographyautobiography #sociology #generaltravel #specialinterest #adventuretravel

  24. India Safari Tours: The Ultimate Guide to Wildlife Adventures in India for 2026-27

    India is one of the world's most exciting wildlife destinations. From tracking majestic Bengal tigers through ancient forests to spotting one-horned rhinos in grasslands and Asiatic lions in their last natural habitat, India offers safari experiences unlike anywhere else on Earth. If you're planning a safari trip to India in 2026-27, this guide covers the best parks, safari experiences, travel tips, and how to choose the right itinerary for an unforgettable wildlife journey. Why Choose […]

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  25. Anthony Bourdain always had a way of cutting through the postcard fluff to find the real soul of travel.

    Trekking up the Santa Ana Volcano in El Salvador was dusty, challenging, and uncomfortable - exactly what a real journey should be. It changes you.

    Life is short. Wander. 🌋🥾

    #Travel #ElSalvador #SantaAnaVolcano #AnthonyBourdain #TravelQuotes #Hiking #AdventureTravel #CentralAmerica #WanderBeard #TravelPhotography

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