Here’s a tip: Dublin-based Ryanair seems to fly everywhere in Europe. When I say everywhere, I mean everywhere. Kosice? Yep. Paderborn? Uhh yeah, but where’s that? Plus, there are more off-path destinations like Ouarzazate, where Google Translate comes in handy just to pronounce it. Point being, if you’re jetting off in search of European (and …
Both Spain and Portugal have seen massive hordes of tourists, so how do you pick between the two? The better question might be, how do you avoid the crowds? With iconic cities like Barcelona experiencing a bout of overtourism, more hidden gems are being unveiled to provide more space and culture. Hugging the border of …
Tallinn, Estonia might not be the first destination you think of for a European getaway, but this underrated capital city should absolutely be on your travel bucket list! I first visited Tallinn two years ago on a cruise — we only stopped for a single day in this charming city on the Baltic Sea, but …
Traveling to Asia can be the adventure of a lifetime. Some places are excellent gateways for first-time international travelers, while others may ignite sensory overload through stunning sites, unique cultural norms, and the tastes and aromas of savory food. Summertime is upon us, so there’s no better time to take advantage of your PTO by …
As tempting as it may be to use your passport, sometimes staying in the motherland is the best way to go. The question is, “where?”. Well, America has it all, doesn’t she? Historic small towns, incredible beaches from California to Florida, stunning parks, and some of the most iconic cities in the world. Yet, one …
Southeast Asia never ceases to amaze travelers with its endless wonders. No matter the country, this region of the world is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful. Beyond gorgeous sites, travelers often find themselves exploring, leaning toward the cultural side of the spectrum, indulging in phenomenal food, and visiting historical sights and places that simply …
While some travelers fight for space on Cancun beaches or are jam-packed like sardines on a Mexico City subway, there is one region of Mexico with wide open spaces calling your name. A cold cerveza or Tajin-rimmed margarita always hits the spot on a Mexican vacation, but wine sets the mood for an idyllic getaway. …
Digital nomads tend to make full use of their passports for the adventure of a lifetime, all while getting paid for it. Not a bad gig, right? But some travelers choose to stay closer to home and there’s nothing wrong with that approach either. While it is a bit more challenging to find super affordable …
Rio de Janeiro may be an iconic destination, but many travelers have reported it’s not all it’s cracked up to be. Sure, it’s absolutely stunning from the outside looking in, but we have all heard of the city’s sketchy favelas as a place to avoid. Well, the U.S. Consulate certainly isn’t helping their reputation with …
They say the West Coast is the best coast and I will back up that claim any day of the week. I may have been born and raised in Texas, but some of the best years of my life have been spent in California. I’m not going to sugarcoat the frustrations of living here, but …
One of the best parts of any trip is having the chance to try local cuisine. No matter where we are in the world there are new dishes we can’t find back home. Whether it’s Michelin-star restaurants, trendy food halls, food trucks, or hole-in-the-walls, all are worth a visit. Even with so many dietary fads, …
It’s the time of year to begin making winter travel plans for all types of travelers. Whether it’s a family Christmas trip or a solo traveler avoiding the family holidays altogether, winter is a great time to see the world. Digital nomads are always on the prowl for new destinations perfectly catered to their lifestyle. …