Psychology says people who love to travel build a mental flexibility which may be the reason behind good cognitive health (opens in new tab)

Venturing into unfamiliar places and embracing new experiences during travel significantly boosts mental flexibility, enabling better problem-solving and adaptability. Psychological insights reveal that unexpected travel challenges, from navigating foreign cities to trying new foods, foster resilience and cognitive health. These moments, often more memorable than planned itineraries, encourage improvisation and a fresh perspective, proving that sometimes getting a little lost leads to profoun...