Europe may have fully reopened after nearly three years of strict health screenings pertaining to the pandemic, but this does not mean it is getting lax about immigration or easing border rules. Beginning next year, the continent is enacting enact three big changes affecting American visitors directly, as well as other non-Europeans. A majority of …

We all know Norway as the Land of the Vikings and as the home to wild, stunning natural scenery. Yet, unbeknownst to some, it has a lot more than just fjord cruises, folk festivals, and glacial lakes. It may be Iceland, its sister nation, that gets all the publicity on this front, but this Scandinavian …

A popular beach hotspot has decided to cap the number of tourists allowed to visit, becoming the latest destination to announce tougher measures to combat overtourism. The phenomenon, known to severely disrupt day-to-day life in numerous locations, is one of the major global concerns now that border restrictions have been dropped. In Europe, 23 cities …

Similarly to the European Union’s ETIAS, set to come into effect next year, the United Kingdom will require American citizens to provide biometrics and pay a fee when traveling to the country. These changes will begin implementation as early as January 2023, yet should be fully operational by the end of 2024 only. Since Brexit, …

With an increasing number of travel enthusiasts swapping office hours for a digital nomad life, numerous countries are rushing to stay ahead of this exciting new trend by easing immigration rules for country-hoppers. One of them is Ecuador, a lesser-known destination in South America that has recently launched its very own Digital Nomad Visa. In …

On track to become the number one beach retreat south of the border, Cabo has just beaten other tourism hubs like Cancun and Puerto Vallarta in a major award show, where it was crowned the best destination within Mexico. The Riviera Maya continues to be the best-selling product, at least for now, but it’s the …

While there’s certainly been a lot of debate surrounding this topic, a popular landlord and travel insurance company has decided it was time to establish, once and for all, what is the cheapest city worldwide for digital nomads. Spoiler? It isn’t located in the increasingly expensive Caribbean, or the overtouristed Europe. One of the biggest …

Proving it has risen from the ashes of Covid as one of the world’s top destinations, Cancun is close to selling out this winter, with occupancy rates predicted to reach up to 95% across the city’s luxurious resorts and beachside guesthouses. Of course, the actual figures can be much higher, and those planning on visiting …

We have always suspected Mexico is America’s favorite sunny getaway, especially after a record-breaking 2022, when it asserted itself as an absolute leader in the Caribbean. Up until now, this was but a conjecture, as no precise figures had been released to back it up: that’s no longer the case after tourism officials concluded up …

The cost of travel has skyrocketed this year. After two years of a confusing pandemic, the rise in travel demand and low availability of staff resulted in inflated airfares across the board, but as travel experts have noted, those who are booking flights on their mobile phones are being hit the hardest, being more susceptible …

Part of the reason why Americans love Cancun so much is the vast cultural wealth of the Mexican Caribbean. The pristine coastline retains much of its pre-Columbian mysticism, being home to an overwhelming number of temples, pyramids, and even ancient forts. With so many landmarks to choose from, what are the top 3 Mayan ruins …

2022 is coming to a close, and while it may always be remembered for the dropping of travel restrictions, all eyes are already on 2023 as the first official, full post-pandemic year. Options keep widening for Americans as more countries reopen, but there are four destinations in particular that deserve a spot on your bucket …