Easy travel across the globe was once something of a pipe dream for most black travelers, but Nomadness Travel Tribe is changing that. Inspiring thousands to get away, have adventures, and make memories, Nomadness and companies like it are encouraging black travelers to see the world on their terms.

Called the unsung and forgotten generation, Gen Xers may be squeezed by dominant Boomers and attention-seeking Gen Yers, but their vacationing habits are demanding attention. With plenty of spending power and an urge for adventure, how are brands catering to this holiday-hungry generation?

While female solo travel may be on the rise, there are also waves of like-minded single travellers who are more interested in collective adventures. Meeting the demand for exciting holidays, WHOA Travel offers curated trips for solo women who have a desire to embrace the unknown together.

As elements of our lives go increasingly online, luxury fashion is following suit – and leveraging its presence to tap into younger, more varied, and more global audiences. Bringing fashion fantasies to your fingertips, Drest offers users a grown-up, glamourous, haute-couture version of dress-up.

The short-let market has caused a shift in the perception of what defines holiday accommodation, leaving travellers polarised between home-sharing or hotels. French start-up Cozycozy.com is bringing together all kinds of places to stay to create a seamless service for the globetrotting generation.

Gaming is becoming a popular career path, but where’s the line between fun and work in this space? Canvas8 spoke to Maria Törhönen, a scholar with the Gamification Group, to understand how people’s perceptions of their obligation towards content creation can influence their online success.

Premier League football club Liverpool has announced their foray into the world of TikTok, becoming the first football club in the UK to do so. The move comes as they look to use the app's growing ubiquity among global users to connect with their younger fanbase.

In a few years, sleeper trains have gone from empty carriages to eco-luxury. Connecting Central Europe both day and night, Austria’s Federal Railway (ÖBB) is transforming the train travel experience. Will the next decade provide a Europe-wide renaissance of the romance of rail?