Category: HappiScience

Travel is usually described as a reward: something you earn once the work is done. The research on travel and wellbeing asks a different…

Travel is usually talked about as a reward for a hard year. A small body of published research suggests it may be closer to…

Researchers at Cornell University found that people derive more happiness from anticipating an experience than from anticipating a purchase. A team at the University…

The research is surprisingly consistent: yes, planning a vacation makes you happier — and the effect starts long before you pack a bag. A…