With its postcard-perfect Mayan temple perched on a clifftop overlooking the Caribbean, Tulum is one of the popular destinations in the Mexican Caribbean, but not without its share of controversy: It may be paradise on earth for some, but there’s no denying it’s also developed a reputation for being an overly Americanized hub, and you …

Home to welcoming locals, a wealth of Hispanic cultures, and impressive natural sites – it concentrates between 5 to 12% of the world’s biodiversity – Central America is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Americans. Gorgeous jungle preserves and semi-virgin beaches aside, the isthmus is not exactly the safest of destinations, with multiple countries being …

I’m not sure about you, but testing my patience in long waiting lines at the gelato shop or bumping into sweaty bodies in narrow alleyways teeming with excursion groups while it’s over 100 degrees outside is not exactly my idea of fun, much less relaxation. Early summer is indisputably the best time to be in …

Boasting world-famous historical landmarks, with the Parthenon and the Oracle at Delphi to name a couple, a breathtaking rugged nature, and being the proud cradle of Western civilization, Greece is one of the most popular sunny destinations in Europe. Last year, it hosted over 32 million tourists, and according to travel agency TUI, it looks …

This year, Venice authorities are finally implementing a long-debated—and highly controversial—ticketing system that will bar certain tourists from entering Italy’s second most popular tourist destination after Rome (unless they pay an entry fee). You read that right: from 2024, the city of Venice will essentially become an open-air museum you need to book in advance …

For decades now, people have been flocking to sunny Mexico for some of that Old World flair. While post-imperial gem Mexico City, charming colonial San Miguel de Allende, and a walled Merida get all the glory, Culture Buffs often ignore Tulum. Yes, it is part of the Riviera Maya, and yes, it is best known …

Home to the most luxurious resorts in the Caribbean and the top-ranking airport in all of Mexico, as well as famous for an award-winning hospitality industry and lively nightlife, Cancun is indisputably the number one destination for Americans going abroad. However, if you’re wary of crowded spaces, it might not be your best bet for …

Digital Nomad Visas (commonly shortened to DNVs) are the single greatest development in the nomad subworld since, well, digital nomadism became ‘a thing’: not only does it reaffirm these workers’ status and recognizes them as a community, but it offers them a pathway to migration. Relocating countries can be an extremely gruelling process, what with …

Europe seems to be every digital nomad’s playground these days, not only due to its diverse cultures and multiple options of countries but also its lower cost of living in some areas compared to much of the United States, impressive levels of safety, and higher quality of life. Sadly, across much of the continent’s well-known …

Famous for its fascinating culture, affordable cost of living, and inviting Mediterranean climate, Spain has become the second most popular destination for digital nomads worldwide, surpassing popular ‘workcation’ spots like Thailand, Colombia, and Mexico. Out of 35 million nomads officially recorded by ThinkRemote, as many as 1.75 million of them are heading to Spain, typically …

Mexico seems to be on every American traveler’s radar lately, and we can’t exactly blame them: have you seen that crystalline hue on the water off the coast of Cancun, ever tasted actual Mexican tacos from a curbside food stall in Mexico City, or admired the breathtaking coastal scenery in Nayarit? This Latin American gem …

Following decades of defunding and even discontinuation of some routes, train travel is back with a bang in Europe, where cross-border railway connections have always been common, and this mode of transport has never truly become outdated. Be it international pressure for greener alternatives to flying or simply a revival of train romanticism, demand for …