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Just when you thought Iceland couldn’t get any more extra with its volcanoes, geysers and Björk, along comes Laugarás Lagoon, a brand-new, two-level geothermal wonderland opening this August. Yes, August 15. Mark it. Tattoo it. Whatever works.

You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out how to get into space – Zephalto’s done it for you. But you do have to have a looooot of money (we’re talking AU$280,000 per flight kinda money).

On the wild east coast of Tasmania, where the ocean doesn’t politely lap the shore so much as dramatically slam into it, you’ll find a whisky distillery that feels like it’s clinging to the edge of the world.

Out in the rugged red expanse of Western Australia’s Pilbara, there’s a place where the rocks tell stories older than just about anything else on Earth. And now the rest of the world is officially paying attention.

Tokyo doesn’t exactly suffer from a lack of museums.

Travel is better when it comes with context. G Adventures and National Geographic seem to agree, expanding their Signature collection with 17 new itineraries designed to go beyond the surface.

For years, gaining entry to Turkmenistan was as easy as joining an exclusive cult: secretive, bureaucratic, and requiring a special invitation. But that’s changing fast.

If you’ve ever looked at a rainforest and thought, “Yeah, but what’s going on up there?”, this one’s for you.

There’s no other way to say it; Shebara is the overwater resort you didn’t know you needed to stay in. ‘Til now.