France may be the number one tourist destination globally, hosting over 100 million annual visitors and being the proud home of the landmark Eiffel Tower, the world’s gastronomic capital and a cultural hub of the first order, but it’s far from being a popular ‘workcation’ spot for digital nomads. If their preference for Southeast Asia …

Have you been dreaming of an idyllic getaway to Mediterranean Europe lately, eating gelato as you stroll down a palm-lined boardwalk, to the sound of crashing waves, or maybe going for your usual noon apéro, except views are of imposing medieval cathedrals? If you’re planning on flying across the pond this year for some of …

Other than being America’s go-to country for sunny vacations, Mexico has become one of the world’s leading digital nomad havens, highly sought-after for its lower cost of living compared to much of the U.S. and Europe, fascinating culture, welcoming locals, and great weather. Ironically, a majority of remote workers will settle on the overdeveloped coast, …

If you are an American traveling long-term or a digital nomad without a permanent residence, you know by now navigating and keeping up to date with visa rules can be daunting, especially when they are complicated, and immigration authorities are overly strict about enforcing them. Europe’s Schengen Area is every traveler’s worst nightmare when their …

Europe may be the global capital for railway travel, with new exciting cross-border journeys launching this year, including a Sleeper Train visiting 7 of its most beautiful cities, but flying remains by far and large the easiest and cheapest way to explore the culturally-charged continent. Even the most environmentally-conscious of travelers will throw caution to …

Italy is back to being on everyone’s radar now that temperatures across the Mediterranean basin are rising as we bid farewell to the bleak winter months. If you can’t wait until summer to experience some of that dolce vita yourself, then you don’t want to miss this: There is a scenic train visiting five of …

If you’re a true digital nomad, not looking to settle in any particular country for the foreseeable future, you know visa rules can be hard to navigate, especially when they vary drastically between destinations, and some are far more stringent than others. With a majority of countries limiting entry to three months at a time, …

Mexico is the first destination that comes to mind when Americans think of taking a cultural trip abroad. It is close enough to home, the country as a whole is very tourist-friendly, and prices can be very attractive when you steer clear of overdeveloped coastal zones. There is only one caveat: mainstream media does not …

Despite the fact that very few tourists are affected by crime when vacationing South of the border, safety remains a major concern for Americans who plan trips to Mexico, who are bombarded, time and again, by mainstream media sensationalism. While there’s no denying Mexico has many problems, like every other country, including the United States, …

Out of all the places you could travel as a U.S. passport holder, Latin America is, without question, the trendiest to be: not only is the tropical weather far more pleasant this time of year, but it is home to friendly locals and an inviting, vibrant, multicultural scene. With so many diverse options to pick …

Demand for culture-based trips has increased significantly in recent months, especially among Americans, who have been flocking to foreign countries in search of ancient landmarks they wouldn’t be able to find in the relatively young nation they call home. It’s only natural Europe would be at the front of their minds when planning an international …

With the state of the world today, where wars erupt left, right and center and crime is on the up, it’s only natural for you to have safety as your primary concern when traveling abroad. This is noticeably true for Latin America, a subcontinent the media often portrays as being marred by violence and corruption. …