Why Scots Are the Happiest People in the Worst Weather: A Love Letter to Scottish Resilience
It's 8°C, sideways rain is pelting your face, and you've just watched a local in shorts and a t-shirt casually stroll past saying "lovely day, eh?" Welcome to Scotland, where the weather is reliably terrible and the people are reliably brilliant about it. Here's what travelers can learn from the Scottish mentality that turns miserable conditions into memorable adventures. The Weather Is Always Bad (And That's Perfectly Fine) Let's establish the facts: Scottish weather is objectively awful. It rains approximately 250 days a year in Glasgow. The Highlands can experience
Fall Foliage Beyond New England: Unexpected Autumn Destinations
When autumn arrives, most travellers dream of New England's iconic fall colours. But what if we told you that some of the world's most spectacular Unexpected Autumn Destinations are hiding in places you've never considered? From golden larches in the Alps to fiery maples in Japan, these unexpected destinations offer stunning fall foliage without the crowds—and often at better value. Why Look Beyond the Usual Fall Destinations? Don't get us wrong—New England's fall foliage is beautiful. But with popularity comes crowds, inflated prices, and fully booked accommodations. October is one