Drift Travel News Updates

The quiet village of Oku-Matsushima, set on the scenic coast of Miyagi Prefecture, is quietly earning a reputation as one of Japan’s most compelling rural destinations. Its blend of nature, history, and community-led tourism recently drew international attention through a Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) video, “Where all roads lead… Read more »

If you’ve ever wanted to stand eye to eye with raw, earth-shaping energy—lava oozing at your feet, fire illuminating the sky, and the earth alive underneath you—now is your opportunity. In the newest edition of DRIFT Travel Magazine, Ryan Connolly, wilderness guide and co-owner of Hidden Iceland, offers an intimate… Read more »

With less than two weeks remaining before the official start of Antigua Carnival celebrations, travel demand for Antigua and Barbuda is on the rise. “Carnival is undoubtedly one of the most exciting times to visit Antigua and Barbuda, and we are seeing that reflected with a surge in demand for… Read more »

Camel treks across golden dunes. Volcanic toboggan rides into historic wine country. Stargazing under some of the clearest skies on Earth. This isn’t a typical cruise — it’s Wind Spirit’s debut to the Canary Islands for a season of warm-weather adventure and untamed island charm. From November 2026 through January 2027, Windstar Cruises is… Read more »

With Stockholm now ranked among Europe’s top 10 cities by Resonance Consultancy’s prestigious Europe’s Best Cities ranking and a significant increase in global search interest for Gothenburg and Malmö, Sweden’s major cities are capturing global attention. New data reveals a surge in interest driven by their unique blend of urban… Read more »

The legendary Hotel Don Carlos, a symbol of Marbella’s sophistication and exclusivity since 1969, has just reopened its doors as the new Don Carlos Marbella. Following an ambitious and comprehensive renovation led by Selenta Group—part of the portfolio of the Canadian fund Brookfield Asset Management—this emblematic establishment is embarking on… Read more »

anada’s sauna and cold plunge culture is gaining serious momentum—and Indigenous-owned experiences are leading the way. These aren’t just wellness trends. They’re rooted in tradition, land, and ceremony, offering deep, restorative escapes that feel as grounding as they are invigorating. As more Canadians seek to slow down, tune in, and… Read more »

When setting off on a road trip, it’s an exciting time! Road trips are incredible because of all of the scenery, experiences, and the open road. But as enticing as they are, road trips can be risky and you can’t always expect how things will turn when on the road,… Read more »

The latest issue of DRIFT Travel Magazine takes readers on a thrilling journey across some of the world’s most captivating destinations. From witnessing volcanic eruptions in Iceland and exploring Antarctica’s frozen frontier, to road-tripping along Scotland’s legendary North Coast 500 and soaking up sun-drenched luxury in the Côte d’Azur—this issue… Read more »

For most of us, a cycling holiday takes a lot of planning: Where are the best roads? Do I rent a bike or take my own? What will the weather be like? We spoke to the co-founder of a cycling tour company to ask him where his bucket-list rides were.… Read more »