With its Tuscan sunsets, UNESCO-listed Renaissance cities, turquoise coast, and award-winning cuisine, which currently ranks number one in the world, Italy is the quintessential Southern European experience and every American’s dream destination. Interestingly, while we tend to flock to Rome, Florence, Venice and the like, drawn to their monument-packed historic centers and invaluable cultural heritage, …

With its long miles of powder-white sands hugged by turquoise waters and award-winning, epic hotels, Cancun could be the perfect year-round resort destination, were it not for the rising levels of sargassum it faces every year. As the humid season starts, smelly brown algae proliferates and reaches the city’s typically pristine beaches, causing a major …

An ancient sea surrounded by some of the world’s most ancient and historically-charged nations, the Mediterranean is the leading summer destination globally, drawing in millions of visitors with its promise of dolce vita and crystal-clear waters. Not all Mediterranean countries are 100% safe for tourists; however, with several Italian islands being overwhelmed by the migrant …

France is officially the number one tourist destination in the world, having hosted a record-setting 100 million tourists in 2023 alone. While it’s true that a majority of tourists will be heading to Paris for the unbeatable Eiffel Tower views and Instagrammable boulangeries, the City of Lights is not, in fact, the country’s fastest-growing destination: …

Are you a U.S.-based digital nomad considering relocating abroad, preferably somewhere where the weather stays warm year-round, the cost of living is low, and people are friendly to foreigners, so it’s easy to settle in and live like a local? Then these 3 Latin American cities should definitely be on your radar: Not only do …

South America is one of the top digital nomad destinations right now, highly sought-after not only for its tropical climate and Luso-Hispanic heritage but also its affordability, especially if you’re an American getting paid in dollars and, most importantly, friendly visa policies. Several South American countries now offer the increasingly popular Digital Nomad Visa (DNV), …

Spain may well be one of the top countries for digital nomads, but unlike its Iberian sibling Portugal or the budget-friendly Balkans, it is not exactly known for being ultra-cheap to live in. Inflation is rising, and prices for long-term accommodation are quite high. Still, nomads flock to it for the quality of life and …

Asia is surging in popularity with Americans due to its affordable prices, completely foreign yet fascinating culture, and relaxed visa policies that benefit U.S. passport holders, but it’s not always the easiest continent to fly to, especially if off-path gems are on your radar. If you’re based in Seattle, we have great news for you: …

Cancun is every American’s go-to destination when they think of a Mexican getaway, and we can’t really blame them: it’s got all of your household names in hospitality, from Wyndhams to Hard Rocks, an impressive of services, and the coast is simply gorgeous. The luxurious Hotel Zone and its attractive all-inclusive offers make Cancun the …

Offering a higher quality of life, warmer weather, and incredible food, the Caribbean is one of the top destinations for sun-seeking digital nomads looking to escape the bleak weather and fast-paced life of their Northerly home cities, but there’s one major downside: Most destinations in the turquoise sea cater primarily to the luxury tourism sector. …

I’m not sure about you, but I’m growing increasingly chary of flying: unless it’s some remote Greek island you can only get to flying, you can count on me to avoid airports like the plague: Not only is going through security and potentially emptying out my carefully packed bag one of my biggest pet peeves, …

If you’re a culture aficionado living in a fairly young country like the United States, where ancient monuments dating back several millennia and charming cobbled towns are extremely rare, if not impossible, to come upon, Europe is likely to be on your travel radar this year. If you’ve been pondering where to go for that …