At 1,375 feet below ground of the Snowdonia mountains in Wales, adventurous explorers can get the world’s deepest sleep.

These days, staying in a hotel isn’t just about having a place to sleep for the night – it’s an experience in itself. Sleep tourism is a rising global trend today and hotel brands are paying ...

The Met Gala's celebrations are kicking off early! This weekend, numerous events welcomed stars flocking to New York City before the first Monday in May. Similarly to the soirées held in advance of ...

Yes, he can squat 600 pounds and deadlift 620 pounds, but the Super Bowl MVP’s greatest power may be his mind.

Instead we were absorbed in a parallel universe of our own devising; a shadowy past world, suffused with loss and longing, that we stitched together from Wuthering Heights and mournful folk songs ...

The best hotels that promote sleep tourism allow you to customize a restful and relaxing itinerary that meets your wellness ...

Scientists think that deep sleep and rapid eye movement (or REM) sleep are particularly influential when it comes to brain health and dementia risk. A study published last month on people with ...

Brain activity recordings in the sleep laboratory showed that specific brain waves during deep sleep – namely slow waves and spindles – were linked to overall memory enhancement. Good sleep is ...

The City of Lake Wales reached an agreement to regain ownership of the historic Walesbilt Hotel after a three-year legal battle. The city will pay $450,000 to the current owner and plans to seek ...