Weird Yet Wonderful Travel Campaigns of 2022
From typing ponies to Blair Witch, destinations try unusual tactics to draw tourists.
December 28 2022 9:00 AM
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From typing ponies to Blair Witch, destinations try unusual tactics to draw tourists.
Folklore says the wearer will have good luck – but with a very big catch.
The land famous for volcanoes, snow, and hot springs is perfect for a romantic queer honeymoon.
LGBTQ+ travel expert Joey Amato's recent visit (and a Friðrik Ómar concert) proves winter can be a great time to visit the magical land of ice and fire.
The luxury spa and lagoon offers their take on an Icelandic holiday tradition, spiced glögg.
Yep, even Iceland can tell that you've been wearing those sweatpants for too long and you look like you desparately need to get outdoors!
What happens when a trans woman attempts to be the first person to solo circumnavigate Iceland in a kayak — against the current?
We share some of the unbelievably beautiful locations in Raneir Pollard's Supernatural VR Fitness virtual workouts.
In time for Pride, enjoy these colorful destination inspirations.
The couple hiked into the location to wed in front of the dramatic natural event.
Greta Thunberg's home country, Sweden, came out on top in the Euromonitor International Sustainable Travel Index.
Iceland's singer/songwriter of the year, Margrét Rán, on heart-break, musical inspiration, and performing at a live-streaming music festival.
Iceland's queer-adjacent techno-punk rebels Hatari, who perform this week in a streaming music festival, tells Out Traveler about their collaborations with Middle Eastern LGBTQ+ creatives and Rainbow Street.
Live From Reykjavík features Of Monsters And Men, lesbian-led band Vök, and the BDSM techno provocateurs Hatari. Streaming live worldwide November 13 & 14.
You might not think tacos when you imagine travel to Iceland, but with fish a staple, local chefs think outside the box.
Elska Magazine's author presents expanded diaries and snapshots from a trip to Iceland to explore the depths of the swimming pools there.
The TF-Gay will travel direct between San Francisco and Reykjavik, beginning in June.
"You don’t decide what makes your heart beat, it just beats," explains former Eurovision singer Páll Óskar.
Could Guðmundur Jörundsson become Iceland’s first global fashion designer?