Everyone knows there’s just no beating Asia when it comes to digital nomadism, but you may be up to here at this point with travel publications banging on nonstop about how Phuket and Bali are sooo trendy right now like you couldn’t have figured that one out for yourself. Don’t worry; we’re not here to …

Since opening up to foreigners a few years back and relaxing entry and stay regulations, Vietnam has become a global magnet for digital nomads. It is one of the cheapest countries in Asia, and not only is living here far more affordable, but the diverse offer is unmatched. We’re talking over 2,000 miles of sandy …

Bali is a super trendy destination, but unfortunately it doesn’t always live up to the hype. Travelers flock to this Indonesian island expecting a paradise, and instead they end up being shocked by things like high prices and terrible traffic, along with massive crowds and overdevelopment. The reality of Bali doesn’t always match the picture-perfect …

South America is teeming with long-term visitors now that many countries in the region have awoken to the benefits of digital nomadism. Now that local authorities have seen how the trend can help diversify the economy, and keep the much-needed influx of dollars coming, many South American countries have joined the race to become the …

The Mediterranean is the go-destination for Americans crossing the pond this summer, not only due to the balmy temperatures and the turquoise seas, but also the cultural wealth it boasts. It is home to some of the world’s most historically-charged nations, from Spain to France to Italy to Greece. A little-known fact among some U.S. …

The Mayans may be an extinct civilization, but they continue to inspire awe well into the 21st century, with their pyramids, richly-decorated temples, monumental burial chambers and sprawling abandoned cities drawing in millions of travelers from all over the world. Contrary to popular belief, however, Mayan culture is not restricted to one country in particular: …

Brits and Spain go together like peanut butter and jelly. It’s our go-to vacation destination and more than 15 million of us head to Spain every year.  As a proud Brit I’ve been visiting Spain for decades but by far my favorite Spanish destination is the Canary Islands. For solo trips, girls trips, or adventures …

Home to a wealth of architectural landmarks, cities that are thousands of years old, castles that could belong in a Disney classic, and coastal areas bounded by teal-colored waters, we can’t think of anywhere better to be this summer than sunny Europe. On the downside, we’re not exactly thrilled about the crowding, inflated prices, and …

If you’re a digital nomad hailing from a Western country, where the cost of living crisis is raging on, and you see your purchasing power decreasing by the day, Latin America is likely to be at the top of your travel wishlist in the near future. Not only does it offer a warmer climate and …

Long gone are the days when Vietnam was a mysterious Southeast Asian country people would associate with communism or a war fought in the seventies. With its new openness to foreigners, tropical coast, breathtaking nature and low prices, it’s become a leading destination in the region. This article is one of our Members-Only articles   …

If you’ve always dreamed of taking your very own European tour then there’s no better way to do it than by hopping on a train.   Interrail has a reputation for being a rite of passage for students with backpacks who want to see the world.   This article is one of our Members-Only articles …