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Many of us have a passion for travel. Many of us consider travel to be the best way to spend our holidays. Perhaps you are already making plans for the summer and autumn? Let's try together to find the right strategy for planning a vacation.

Travel is experiencing an undeniable renaissance. Nearly half of Americans would like to take at least a short trip this year, and about a third plan to travel abroad.

What can travelers expect this year? What should you do, book your holiday trip now, or wait a bit? There are different predictions on this subject.

Where are you going on vacation this year? Rural tourism has become increasingly popular in recent years. If you live in a big city, why would you go on holiday to another big city? Take a trip to a quiet place, to the countryside, for example, to Finland! Discover new places.

The lack of everyday fuss, environmental friendliness, clean water and air, and delicious food are what the city dweller needs for a relaxing vacation. Perhaps you will also like the nice, cozy, small, uncrowded beaches of Finland.

For five years, Finland has been ranked first in the ranking of the happiest countries in the world (by World Happiness Report). Now Finland has decided to share the secrets of a happy life. And, it's free. "Visit Finland" is now open for applications for the Happiness Masterclass, a free four-day trip to Finland.

Specialists of many professions have been able to work remotely with the development of Internet technologies. This makes it possible to significantly improve the quality of our lives. We can do our work while living in a more comfortable climate, or even traveling.

Mitäs Mitäs Mitäs art festival will be held in Finland on July 14-16, 2023. The festival will be held at Urjala's Nuutajärvi. Nuutajärvi is located in Urjala, along the Tampere–Turku road, about 160 kilometers from Helsinki. The most convenient way to get to Nuutajärvi is by car.

See also: Finland summer festivals.

An 18% drop in visits to museums and archaeological sites was recorded in Greece in 2022 despite a recovery in tourist numbers. It seems that a single ticket for museums and archaeological sites is not very popular with tourists. This worries the local authorities. Why?