Blessed with sunny temps year-round and being a paradisiacal island bordered by turquoise seas, Jamaica is a no-brainer for Americans planning a tropical getaway this winter despite not being the most peaceful of countries. According to the State Department, Americans should, in fact, ‘reconsider’ travel to Jamaica due to the nation’s widespread gang activity and …
No, this is not yet another copied-and-pasted article on Mexico: If you think the Southern neighbor is the only Latin American country laying claim to wondrous Mayan ruins dating back literal millennia, pristine jungle reserves, and endless miles of unspoiled coastline, you’re in for a big surprise this time. Having welcomed over 3 million visitors …
France and its Eiffel Tower, Italy with the Roman Colosseum and the Venetian canals, and England with the Victorian-era Big Ben may all be among Europe’s most sought-after countries, but they’re not what travelers are flying thousands of miles to see this year… Not according to Airbnb. Based on their latest data, 5 other European …
While you’re likely to be well-familiarized with the likes of Barcelona, Mallorca, and Gran Canaria, we’re pretty sure you haven’t heard of Asturias, or if you did, you promptly brushed it aside as it’s not, you know, your usual beach hotspot. Gross mistake. As it turns out, Asturias is currently one of the fastest-rising Spanish …
The Caribbean may be the number one destination for Americans going on a sunny break in winter, but for some, it’s not without its downsides: Cancun, Punta Cana, and the like are all primariliy resort destinations you go for relaxing, taking a breather, and some week-long pampering, and though they are indisputably incredible on the luxury …
Ahhh, Portugal! Your sun-kissed southern shores, with golden sands extending for miles on end, the vintage tramways that rattle up your capital’s hilly, pastel-colored neighborhoods, and the vast wine country dotted with fairytale villages to the north. It’s no wonder digital nomads can’t get enough of it, but while millions of expats flock to the …
Traveling to Europe in winter is not an idea that appeals to most people: It’s cold, for sure, daylight hours are limited, especially up north, and across many countries, locals are not exactly at their most welcoming selves––can you really blame them when it’s 23°F out? Like everything in life, there is always an exception …
Following Paris to Brussels for $10, Brussels to Venice overnight, in time for this year’s Carnival celebrations, and Amsterdam to Berlin for less than the price of a pint of beer and a schnitzel, Europe’s Train Renaissance saga continues with one of the most exciting launches just yet: In the future, travelers will be able …
You’re probably aware at this point that the housing crisis in London, the anti-foreigner sentiment in Barcelona, and the rapidly rising prices across Croatia have led to an exodus of young talent from these places, but where could they possibly be heading next? If you’re a digital nomad heading to Europe, you can bank on Nomads.com to …
Paris is the most sought-after destination in the whole of Europe this winter, and it’s not hard to see why: between the elegant Haussmann boulevards, the sparkly Eiffel Tower, and the romantic bistro culture, it’s a bucket list destination for millions of travelers. Despite being the capital of France, however, it is not its oldest …
Imagine a Mayan city larger than Chichen Itza, hidden deep in the Mexican jungle. This ancient wonder is now open to the public! The Mayan pyramids of Mexico have been inspiring feats of architecture for centuries now, drawing in millions of culture pilgrims from all over: Think Chichen Itza, often considered the most emblematic of …
Not Cancun and its glitzy resort zone, Punta Cana and its pristine Caribbean sands, and most certainly not Cartagena and that historic, UNESCO-listed walled center: the beach city stealing all the limelight right now is Rio! The driving force behind Brazil’s tourism growth is the main reason why the country is set to break its …