The birthplace of tango and the proud home of chef-favorite Bife de Chorizo, Argentina is the number one destination for tourists heading to South America, not only because the culture and cuisine are unmatched, but because it’s very safe for foreigners: Compared to its neighbors, Argentina enjoys lower levels of violent crime, scamming practices, and …

Owing to the high affordability, impressive levels of safety, and generous visa policy, Buenos Aires has always been a Mecca of sorts for digital nomads in Latin America, but as of late, it looks as if its crown is about to be snatched by yet another vibrant metropolis. The leading platform for tracking digital nomad …

Rome, Milan, Venice, and the Amalfi Coast may be the household names of Italy, but there are so many other amazing gems to explore. From stunning islands to storybook towns and historic cultural cities, it’s no wonder Italy has soared to new tourism heights. Rome is undoubtedly the most popular for travelers to immerse themselves …

If you’ve always dreamt of visiting the UK then that picture probably involves Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and London’s other main attractions.   But it’s time for London to step aside.   There’s a new UK hot spot in town to add to your bucket list!   The Isle of Wight has been named the …

Orlando is a cool city and all, but it’s nice to escape the crowds and be welcomed with open arms by name. You know, not just another face in the crowd of the thousands of visitors to Disney World each day. Anybody who has visited the South knows what I mean. Chit-chat that begins with …

10 million people flock to a vibrant coastal city in Texas, yet it still flies under the radar. Often overshadowed by the Caribbean-esque beaches of Florida and even neighboring Gulf Shores, Texas is commonly seen viewed as a hootin’ hollerin’ good time in many of the state’s inland cities. Texas may not have a seat …

France is the most visited country in the world, hosting over 100 million tourists annually, and needless to say, a majority of those will be touching down in Paris, drawn to its sparkling Eiffel Tower, romantic Montmartre backstreets, and high culture. With all the reputation it has to live up to as the French capital, …

Lots can be said about Istanbul and 99% are pure-hearted compliments. But that teeny 1% mostly has to do with the enormous waves of crowds packing in this vibrant, historic city. Lots can also be said about Paris, but one thing is for certain – Istanbul has been crowned the most visited city in the …

Got plans for the Big Apple this fall? Think again. No, you don’t need to cancel your trip. Just alter it a bit. If you’re flying into Newark, even better! While New York City’s urban sprawl transforms into a colorful playground of endless adventure during autumn, it’s NYC’s “sixth borough” that’s trending upward across the …

In order for mass tourism to become problematic, you have to know a place exists! It goes without saying at this point that Spain’s top cities and islands haven’t exactly held the door open for tourists pouring in. In some cases, it has reached the point of full-blown turmoil with marches and protests in the …

If you’ve always dreamed of visiting Japan, then it might be time to forget those Tokyo Nights and plan a trip to a younger, hipper city instead.   I’m talking about Osaka. Osaka is the 3rd largest city in Japan but it is still referred to as Japan’s Second City.   Osaka has a very …

Bali and Thailand are the two top destinations that come to mind if you’re thinking of flying halfway across the globe to Southeast Asia. The ancient pagodas, lush green nature, and beautiful coastal scenery all seem heavenly enough, alright, but perhaps not if you’re keen on avoiding the crowds… Between the dollarization of prices and …