After months of back-and-forth on the measure, Thai authorities have finally unveiled the country’s major new immigration overhaul today. After relaxing their border policy some time ago, and adopting the unspoken global consensus of allowing tourists, including Americans, to stay for up to 60 days as visitors, they’re making a U-turn and reinstating the much …

From the cobbled streets, to the vintage cafés where you can gorge on all the home-baked bread and pastries you want without feeling bloated or putting on weight, to the medieval castles perched on hills that look like they were sketched by Walt Disney himself—or more like, inspired the legend, per se… Europe is calling …

With the rapidly deteriorating safety levels worldwide and wars erupting left, right, and center, safety is a top priority for Americans going abroad, particularly in Europe. Nope, it’s not like the Old Continent has descended into a full-blown conflict over Ukraine—we’re not here to fearmonger—but if you still paint a pretty picture in your mind …

Not France and its turquoise sea-fringed southern coast, Italy with the idyllic cypress-tree-lined drives, nor Spain and its world-class city breaks: tiny little Eastern European “backwater” Kosovo is fast becoming the Old Continent’s next hotspot. Kosovo only declared independence 18 years ago, making it Europe’s youngest state, but in recent years, it has surged in …

If you’re planning a trip to Italy this summer, chances are it’s places like Rome, Milan, and Venice you’ll be hitting up. Yeah, they’re super tourist, and yeah, you already know “crowded” is putting it mildly, so no judgment here. There’s nothing quite like wandering Rome’s open-air museum of a Historic Center or grabbing an …

The writing’s on the wall: after beating out the tourism powerhouses of France, Italy, and Spain, to the title of fastest-growing Mediterranean destination out there, Malta is officially Europe’s next hot thing. A tiny three-island nation lying between the Italian island of Sicily, and the coast of North Africa, it’s been a well-established sunny getaway …

If you’re keen on a little country-hopping adventure around Europe this year, you’re absolutely spoiled for options. Whether it’s the new European Sleeper from Paris to Berlin, or the colossal, 715-mile journey from Basel, in Switzerland, to Copenhagen, in Denmark, new inventive train routes linking all of the most unlikely destinations are springing up everywhere. …

Amalfi is probably the first place you think of when you envision your picture-perfect Italian summer. Listen, we get it: the colorful houses cascading down the hillside and those cinematic coastal drives with views onto the Tyrrhenian Sea is the stuff of dreams, and it will never not be vacation gold. However comma, we need to …

Honestly, why do all these millions of tourists even bother spending their hard-earned vacation dollars in places like Spain or Italy, where they’re effectively being nudged out of resort towns, or, in peak season, actively elbowed out of the way for a sun lounger, when they could go somewhere they’re actually welcomed with open arms? …

Eurosummer is fast approaching, and if you’ve been thinking of hopping across the pond for some of that Old World charm and amazing history, you might want to hold off on booking London or Paris… at least you’ve read this. Look, as much as we love those world-famous, iconic megacities, they’re not exactly where you …

Isn’t it about time we all moved past the Santorini/Mykonos obsession? Look, I get it—there’s something magical about blue domes and caldera views beneath a blood-orange sunset—but Greece has over 200 inhabited islands, and most travelers barely scratch the surface. Tucked away in the North Aegean, far from the overtouristed Cyclades, Thassos is the kind …

Barcelona is still the number one destination in Spain, no matter how trendy lesser-known spots like Galicia or the Basque Country get. It seems the average doesn’t really care that La Rambla is more crowded than ever, prices are at an all-time high, or even that they’re not even welcome. We won’t judge them. Barcelona …