Sometimes travelers misinterpret San Diego solely as a beach town, but it’s actually one of the biggest cities in the U.S. and the second largest in California. While traffic isn’t nearly as bad as L.A.’s daily standstills, San Diego is a bustling city that just so happens to have some of the prettiest beaches on …

Ahhh, the Mediterranean 😌. That ancient sea bordering some of the most beautiful destinations in the world: the sun-drenched Costa Del Sol in Spain, France’s turquoise Côte d’Azur, Italy’s idyllic Cinque Terre, the whitewashed Santorini and neighboring Cycladic islands in Greece… The list is endless, and it could easily take up an entire page. If …

For many years now, Europe has been mulling over the introduction of a new travel permit that would make Transatlantic travel considerably more bureaucratic for U.S. tourists. Their aim is to impose an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETIAS) requirement on all visa-exempt foreigners, and this includes Americans, essentially barring them from boarding EU-bound flights unless they’ve …

Ancient history, rich culture, and some of my favorite food in Europe. The reasons for visiting Athens this summer are endless.   And now we’ve got one more reason to add to that list: A new budget nonstop flight from LAX straight to the City of Wisdom.   This will be the only nonstop route …

I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again – sometimes the lesser known a destination is, the bigger impression it makes. We’ve seen the world’s icons in movies. You know, Paris, New York, and London, to name a few. It’s almost as if you know exactly what it’s like to visit without ever visiting. …

Home to some of the world’s most iconic sights, from the Roman Colosseum to the floating city of Venice, it’s no wonder Italy is among the most sought-after destinations for 2025. As dreamy as Vespa rides through cobbled lanes and lemon gelato may sound, traveling to Italy rarely doesn’t come with exorbitant costs: as the …

Despite the sudden rise of a 4-day work week, not everyone has the freedom of digital nomads to pack up and go as they please. Some of us are still on the 9-to-5 grind, daydreaming of any sliver of free time to roam the world any chance we get. What better way to max out …

Did you know there was a “San Francisco” before San Francisco? It’s true. Back in the early 1800s, way before Amazon Prime, businessman John Jacob Astor wanted to capitalize on the thriving fur trading market and founded the first official West Coast city. This Oregon hideaway is located along what remains a beautiful bayside town …

There’s nothing quite like sitting down for some coffee in a piazza bordered by ocher-colored buildings dating back centuries, strolling narrow alleys to the chime of church bells, or getting lost in the secret passageways of a castle. Spring is fast approaching, and soon enough, Europe will be relatively warm to explore again. As temperatures …

It doesn’t matter where you are in the world; one thing every destination has in common is that you’ll need to eat three times a day when you get there!   And if you’re a foodie who loves to eat, then the quality of the food in your vacation destination is a huge selling point. …

It’s not every day we get to report on a country going from being violence-torn and one of the most dangerous in the world to one of the fastest-growing, recognized for its enviable advances on the security front and decreased criminality… Yet here we are. It feels untrue even as we type this out, but El Salvador, …

Sunny San Diego. Well, most of the time… “America’s Finest City” isn’t immune to occasional rain showers and a couple of months of gray skies. Vacationers are often disappointed by “May Gray” and “June Gloom,” as locals have dubbed them. Besides checking the weather forecast, there are 4 exciting new things every traveler needs to …