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Our second issue is packed with ideas to help you do just that, from the vast plains of Africa to Japan's geisha capital. We also break down the myths about sustainability and give you some practical ideas you can apply to your own travels. In our news section, we reveal The Travel Corporation's ambitious commitment to sustainability to ensure future generations can continue to enjoy the many corners of the world, just as we have.

An era where the pent-up demand for travel is pushing all of us who love travel to go further than we’ve ever been before. Experts are seeing us spend more cash, be more adventurous and wanting to try new things to get our travel revenge after a year of being stuck at home. Revenge travel is well and truly here, so in this issue we cover off the spots of where people are going and how travel has changed in a post-pandemic world. 

In the latest issue of Arrived, we hope to not just reconnect you with some of our favorite places in Europe, but introduce you to a handful of globetrotters who remind us why we need to travel in the first place. In this story, we also unpack whether travel really can be the ultimate antidote to the last two years. Elsewhere, we tread lightly as we meet some of Scotland's best storytellers and sustainable pioneers, from the Highlands to the Hebrides.

In the latest issue, we follow our feet to the mystic Middle East, where we tread the Jordan trail, a 400-mile route through Jordanian life where footsteps are both brand new (in the quiet retreat of an Eco Lodge) and ancient (in the ruins that dot the path along the way). We follow the curve of the Turkaegean coast in Turkiye – something that’s easy to do given how incredibly stunning it is, and how delightful that route is to every one of our senses.