Why we're actually homesick for hotels

Plus a real hangover cure, Malaysia's new island city, flying in a pandemic, and more

Homesick for hotels Considering the loss of personal connection in hotels has made this Lonely Planet writer realize that they offered more than the freedom of anonymity and escape from routine — they make us feel cared for. Will that continue when we can freely travel again?   Learn more   From booking to baggage claim, how to fly during the pandemic in 10 steps When the biggest risks are actually going into and out of the airport, not in the airplane cabin itself, these tips will help you mitigate the risks. read more / Plan more Finnish researchers believe they’ve found a real hangover cure while travelers love to check out the local drinks at their holiday destination, it's no fun when you're on the road or at the beach and your hangover symptoms hold you back. Let's all hope this is the real deal. Read more / Drink more   Malaysia is building a trio of sustainable biodiverse islands for people to live on Three artificial islands off the coast of Penang will be centred around sustainability, biodiversity and livability, complete with autonomous public transport networks, lots of green spaces and radical design projects. read more / Live more   Heaps of other articles posted this week In addition to these top picks above, take a look at the other articles we've published this past week. read more

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