Dreaming of a Caribbean getaway this winter but you’re not exactly sold on another Cancun all-inclusive with crowded beaches, or the soaring crime levels affecting Jamaica put you off visiting? We have just the perfect alternative for you: Tucked away in the Eastern end of the turquoise sea, Grenada is an island-nation rich in tropical …
Europe may be a long way away, but you don’t need to cross an ocean to explore a fairytale, pink-colored city crisscrossed with narrow alleys and laden with cobbled streets that have stayed intact for centuries: look no further than our southerly neighbor! Located in central Mexico, Zacatecas is a historic gem dating back to …
If you’re planning on traveling to the United Kingdom in 2025 and you’re an American citizen, you should know that presenting a valid passport at the check-in counter no longer satisfies all the travel requirements: From January 8, 2025 all U.S. passport holders will need to present a pre-approved travel permit when boarding UK-bound flights, …
Cancun may have the all-inclusive hotels, Puerto Vallarta the golden sand beaches, and there’s truly no beating Cabo’s wellness tourism scene, but this season, it’s Veracruz that’s stealing the limelight in Mexico as one of the country’s fastest-growing destinations. Located on the Gulf Coast, it was formerly one of the most popular beach getaways in …
Are you heading on a Eurotrip soon and planning on ditching the plane either to reduce your carbon footprint or simply because you find railway travel nostalgic? You’re in luck, as two of the most fascinating cities in Europe will now be connected by a direct, high-speed train: from December 15, you can travel between …
Not Cancun and its jam-packed resort zone, Puerto Vallarta and its club-lined beachfront, much less Cabo with its ultra-luxurious hotels and wellness centers: the fastest-growing destination in Mexico is a sunny, up-and-coming Mazatlan! Straddling the Pacific shoreline of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, this mid-size city just over 441,000 people call home is expected to …
Christmas markets selling mulled wine and delicious sausages, fairytale Old Towns covered in the glistening white snow, and amazing History just about everywhere you look: there’s nothing quite as magical as December in Edinburgh. The centuries-old capital of Scotland, it is easily Europe’s most beautiful winter getaway, beating London, Prague, Amsterdam and the like to the top spot, …
Dreaming of a Caribbean getaway as of late, but Cancun, Punta Cana and the like––and their jam-packed resorts and lack of authenticity––just don’t do it for you anymore? Worry not: there is a lesser-known sunny spot in the Eastern end of the turquoise sea where the coastal views are just as beautiful, the nature far …
Ever had hopes of visiting that medieval fortress in France located on a tidal islet, oftentimes completely surrounded by water, and that puts all of Walt Disney’s dreamiest fairytale-like creations to shame? Starting this winter, you can take a direct train from Paris all the way to Mont Saint Michel in Normandy, without complicated transfers, …
We all know Central America for its lush jungles, unspoiled beaches and vibrant Hispanic culture, and in recent years, numerous countries in the region have made great strides in becoming more accessible to tourists, be it improved connectivity or increased safety levels. We’ve had El Salvador, which went from one of the murder capitals of …
Thinking of swapping the United States for Europe, but you have no idea where to even start? Moving abroad is never easy, though, what with all those visa applications and foreign bureaucracy, not to mention the different rules for every country, but wouldn’t it be nice if you could just grab your passport, pack your …
Caribbean islands are a no-brainer for Americans looking for some relaxation this winter. Not only are they known for their nature, turquoise seas, and world-class resorts, but they are also easily accessible: many of them are a short 2—to 3-hour flight away! As close to the States as these tropical havens may be, as foreign countries, …












