When you think of the most quintessentially British city, you probably think of London. But as a proud Brit I promise you that there are other, equally fascinating, cities to explore.   York is a city that was also established by the Romans and boasts fascinating historical attractions but without the stress of navigating London. …

The South gets a bad rap more often than not. There’s a lot more here than a bunch of hicks letting life slip by on their front porch. Yes, there are definitely some podunk towns you can easily skip, but there are also some really cool cities well worth exploring. Since southern cities are often …

The island life isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. If we’re honing in on Bali, there are a lot of frustrations that come with living here and some, ironically, point the finger at the invasion of digital nomads. More traffic, higher prices, less authenticity – you know, the dreaded G-word that comes with these …

New Orleans has long been the pride and joy of the Bayou State – you know, phenomenal Cajun cuisine, world-renowned nightlife, and some of the most awe-inspiring architecture in the entire U.S. Otherwise, Baton Rouge is really the only other notable city nestled between the state’s numerous delightful towns and vast marshy swamplands. Well, that’s …

Dublin is typically your gateway into Ireland. Despite the classic pubs, cobbled streets, and friendly locals, going beyond the city is where the country really shines. Besides Dublin, travelers can fly directly to multiple airports in Ireland, such as Shannon and Cork. By doing so, the country’s delightful villages are often overlooked in the midst …

Travelers Raleigh love visiting Asheville, even topping North Carolina’s most well-known city of Charlotte as the trendiest place in the state. Asheville’s residents may be happy to know Southern Living has revealed who’s next in line in hopes of having their beloved city back. Although Asheville remains an awesome place to visit, even more so …

Alabama is a misunderstood place. Offering so much more than college football games and thick southern accents, the one undeniable claim to fame is beautiful Gulf Shores, a popular beach getaway. The ‘Heart of Dixie’ boasts many delightful small towns, underrated cities, and even prettier coastlines – all perfect for fall travel. Even as the …

Portugal has had a record-breaking summer. And its popularity looks to continue well into the fall.   But while the country as a whole has welcomed huge numbers of visitors, one destination in particular has shone as a tourism star this year.   Enter Portimao.   According to the Portugal Institute of National Statistics, Portimao …

Deep in the heart of Arkansas, hugged by scenic mountains, winding waterways, and charming small towns, lies a historic city that is too often overlooked against the usual mainstays of the South. Being the most notable destination in Arkansas, Little Rock is one of those cities big in size with a small town feel. However, …

Venice is full! Or at least that’s what we’re hearing from their tourism board, which is introducing several schemes to reduce overtourism, including entry charges for the city.  So where could you go instead? I suggest Bruges!   Bruges, in Belgium has just been named the best European city to visit by train. But it offers …

As two of California’s most iconic cities find themselves in a self-induced dual of “which city is worse?”, one unheard-of itsy bitsy town has essentially been crowned the Golden State’s new tourism hotspot overnight. We’ve also seen images of the famous Golden Gate Bridge and Hollywood sign, but nowadays, all news outlets show are filthy …

Heading to Italy this fall? You may have been surprised to find prices in Rome and other tourism hotspots have not necessarily dropped as expected post-summer––nor have crowds dissipated as they normally would. Due to the record-breaking heat, a growing number of travelers is now actively avoiding July when planning a visit, so don’t fly all the …