Tired of meetings that could’ve been an email? Visit Iceland will send an “AI Knittaker” (the AI stands for Authentic Icelandic) to sit in on your video call for you. They listen, read the room, and knit the meeting’s one takeaway into Icelandic wool, whether that’s “PIVOT,” “RESET,” or “WTF?”

The service is free and runs through Nov. 20. It’s the latest in Iceland’s long line of gleefully weird tourism campaigns, and a gentle middle finger to AI creeping into every corner of the workday.

Jackson Hole is famous for winter skiing, but there’s plenty to do in summer and fall, too: a via ferrata above the Snake River, floats past bald eagles, and stargazing from a planetarium on top of a ski mountain.

This guide covers it all, right down to the cowboy bar with saddles for barstools.

With peak-day lift tickets hitting $374 at Vail this season, the big resorts seem to have forgotten that skiing’s future depends on kids who can afford to start.

Small hills like Colorado’s Powderhorn and Alaska’s Skeetawk are betting the other way, with season passes for little kids as low as $5 and day tickets you can share.

Luxembourg’s Mullerthal region is nicknamed “Little Switzerland” for its craggy rock formations, lush forests, and streams, and its 70-mile trail is one of Europe’s best hikes that hardly anyone talks about.

It’s also easy to reach, wedged between Belgium, France, and Germany.

On Turtle Island, the private Fijian island where The Blue Lagoon was filmed, only 14 couples stay at a time, and staff carry you ashore from the seaplane singing “welcome home, family.”

The Matador Editorial Team

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