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Travel is scientifically proven to make you happier
Within the first couple days of traveling, 89% of people report significant drops in stress levels and couples report experiencing increased feelings of intimacy towards each other. As a result, travel has been linked to a decrease in the development of heart disease and other types of stress-related conditions.
5. In Iceland, you can see two tectonic plates meeting above the Earth's surface

In Thingvellir, Iceland, the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates jut out of the Earth's surface in an awe-striking display of natural beauty. Adventurous visitors can dive and snorkel between the plates - what a story to bring home, and one of the most interesting facts about travel to tell others! Packed with geographical wonders, Iceland is a nature lover's paradise.

6. The average person in Switzerland consumes 22 pounds of chocolate per year

A recent study discovered that the lucky citizens of Switzerland consume an average of 22 pounds of chocolate every year, which surpasses every other country. The fact that Swiss citizens consume this much chocolate may not come as a surprise considering Switzerland is one of the world's greatest exporters of chocolate.
7. Salting your food in Egypt is offensive

In Egypt, seasoning your food after it has been served to you is insulting to the chef or the hostess because it implies that it was not to your liking as served. So, if you have a trip to Egypt planned in the near future, make sure to avoid the salt shaker when dining out.