Slow Travel: Rediscovering the Journey
Trains, ferries and footpaths are winning over travellers who want to see more, rush less and tread lighter.

Slow travel isn’t about speed limits. It’s a mindset: choosing journeys that let you notice the landscape, meet people along the way and arrive feeling rested rather than frazzled.
Ideas to try
- Take the sleeper train instead of an early flight.
- Stay longer in fewer places and rent somewhere with a kitchen.
- Walk a long-distance path in sections over several weekends.
- Eat where locals eat and shop at markets.
Lighter footprint
Overland travel generally produces far fewer emissions than flying, and spending more time in one place tends to put more money into local businesses.
The real luxury
In a world that prizes speed, time is the rarest luxury. Slow travel gives it back — one station platform, ferry deck or hilltop view at a time.
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