Famous for its crystal-clear Caribbean beaches, centuries-old Mayan temples, and luxurious resorts, Tulum is one of the most popular destinations for Americans going abroad, especially following the opening of a new international airport just 12 miles outside town. Though not all of the currently-planned 11 routes between the United States and Tulum are up and …

After a long scorching summer, fall is finally upon us, and whether you’re already dreaming of vast swathes of crimson fall foliage or you’re not ready to say goodbye to that summery weather just yet, chances are you’ve already started planning your next getaway. Well, you’re not exactly alone, with a large number of your …

Fall is fast approaching, and if you haven’t gone on an international trip this year, now is the perfect time to start planning. Prices will start dropping, the summer crowds will dissipate, and most excitingly even, more flight routes will be launching from the U.S. If Mexico, France, Italy, and the like don’t exactly appeal …

Ask any American out there what’s their go-to country for a vacation, and chances are they’ll say Mexico: While that’s of course subjective, and we’re yet to interview every U.S. citizen out there regarding their travel preferences, it’s not a secret Mexico is a well-loved destination among its Northerly neighbors… and the funny thing is, …

If you’ve been traveling the globe as a digital nomad for a while, you may have realized at this point finding the perfect home base to work remotely from is considerably more challenging than you might have imagined at first. Europe is great for the cultural wealth and the higher standards of living, but the …

Narrow streets lined by ocher-colored buildings, charming piazze centered around medieval fountains, and some of the best-preserved ancient Roman monuments still surviving to this day—there are many reasons to go to Rome. At the same time, there are many why you shouldn’t: Between the intense crowding––sorry, folks, waking up at 5 to get to Fontana …

Other than the incredible food, hospitable locals, world-class resort stays and unbeatable balmy weather, one of the many reasons why Americans flock into Los Cabos in Mexico is the sun-kissed coast lapped by azure waters. That’s why some travelers are often surprised to find that several beaches are off-limits due to the impossibly-tall waves and …

If you’re an American flying to Europe in the near future, there are 3 big changes coming to all European airports you should be aware of if you plan on having a smooth ride in and out of the Old Continent––or even being allowed to enter at all. As you might already know, Europe has been slowly tightening …

When you think of Latin America, it’s probably tourism giants like Mexico, Argentina and Colombia that come to mind, and that’s only understandable: Between one’s luxurious Caribbean resorts and ancient Mayan sites and the others’ charming colonial cities and delectable street food, they’re often a first-time visitor’s preferred pick when planning a trip to the …

For years, Americans have been allowed to enter (most of) Europe unrestricted, without overly strict checks or entry permits required. See how easy the entry requirements are for Americans entering European countries on our TOP Entry Requirement checker. In some airports, like Charles de Gaulle in Paris and Fiumicino in Rome, they are even allowed …

If you’re planning on heading to Europe this season but you’ve been taken aback by the staggeringly high prices and reports of mass tourism even as summer peters out, hear me out: Instead of jetting off to Barcelona, where you might be welcomed to ‘Go Home!‘ chants, or Dubrovnik, a coastal citadel turned Disneyland for …

If you’re planning on taking a Transatlantic trip this fall, the Mediterranean is likely to be at the top of your list: after all, it is lapped by some of the continent’s oldest and most culturally-rich countries, not to mention it boasts summer-like temperatures well into October. On the downside, the overwhelming levels of tourism …