In 2025, 530,000 pilgrims walked the Camino de Santiago. Less than 50% did so for religious reasons. Discover the rise of secular spirituality
A pilgrim on the Camino poliki - Shutterstock
Pilgrim on the Camino de Santiago, crossing in front of a yellow arrow. Alvaro German Vilella - Shutterstock
Walking reshapes how we think: from Aristotle to Zen monks and neuroscience, discover how movement reduces stress and enhances clarity of mind
Regenerative pilgrimage asks travelers to reconsider their role Shyntartanya - Shutterstock
Regenerative pilgrimage: a new travel approach that combines environmental care, community support, and personal experience.
Relaxation, contemplation and silence in the natural environment of the forest Edijs K - Shutterstock
Nature’s silence as healing: how science and spirituality reveal its power to reduce stress and restore mind and soul
Classic hummus with chickpeas, paprika, olive oil and oriental spices FoodAndPhoto - Shutterstock
Hummus explained: history, culture, and recipes behind this iconic dish—an ancient journey of chickpeas, tahini, and shared traditions
Autumn forest walk: Solitary walker through the majestic forest near Bakonynana in the Bakony Hills, Hungary Raphael Ruz - Shutterstock
Forest bathing and sacred forests are shaping a new pilgrimage, where nature becomes a sanctuary for healing and spiritual connection
Pilgrim after a tough stage on the Camino de Santiago, enjoying the scenery of northern Spain, Asturias Jose Arcos Aguilar - Shutterstock
When is the best time to go on a pilgrimage? Discover how each stage of life transforms the journey and why there is no perfect moment
Candlelight procession at the Sanctuary of Fatima Fredericoalmeida84 - Shutterstock
Fátima strengthens its role as a global hub for religious tourism, where 5,200 B2B meetings help shape new pilgrimage routes and international cooperation.
Why do people repeatedly enter hazardous terrain without adequate preparation? InFocus.ee - Shutterstock
Hundreds of people die every year in mountain environments due to poor preparation. Why hiking and pilgrimage routes require reliable information, proper gear, and risk awareness