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. This article is one of our Members-Only …
If you love the Caribbean but hate crowds, then you may be wondering if there’s anywhere left to visit that won’t be drowning in tourists. One island chain that used to fly below the radar but is now gaining a well-deserved reputation with Caribbean explorers is Antigua and Barbuda. But despite their growing …
Is there anything exciting about the U.S. government? All the election talk is already getting old… Digging deeper beyond the chase for the White House, travelers really only perk up for new passports and obtaining necessary visas for their exciting upcoming trips. Everything else government-related can be a real bore. I mean, have you been …
People opt for all-inclusive resorts for a variety of different reasons. For some, it’s the endless amounts of food and drinks; others spend countless hours poolside, and the rest may simply want to unwind in paradise, enjoying all the posh amenities like complimentary room service. My recent trip to the Grand Palladium Punta Cana Resort …
Have you ever wanted to know what Europe is like but don’t want to hop on a plane for hours on end? The good news is you don’t have to. While experiencing the real deal is undoubtedly incomparable, there is still a wide variety of places to visit that truly feel like Europe. Take it …
Summer is the time of year to check off bucket list destinations while also giving hidden gems a chance. Whether it’s iconic cities or locals’ best-kept secrets you’ve somehow clued in on, it’s time to make use of your well-deserved PTO. One country that sees gaggles of tourists year after year is Italy, but it’s …
In the midst of all the Miami/Vegas/Orlando/New York frenzy, most major outlets have criminally overlooked some of America’s most gorgeous yet still quiet and understated gems. Travelers are still searching for that perfect summer holiday away from the rowdy crowds, though, which is why a once-underrated California city has recently emerged as one of the …
“New York City” and “affordable” don’t often belong in the same sentence. In a city that cracked down on Airbnbs, hotels have skyrocketed. According to the New York Times, the average hotel room will run you over $300 per night – a new record. Although, a quick search shows some steals like the Eurostars Wall …
One of my favorite travel-related movies is Into The Wild, based on the true story of adventurer Chris McCandless looking to discover himself and the meaning of life in the wilderness of Alaska. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t end well as he ultimately meets his demise learning the hard life lesson, “happiness is only real when …
Famous for their warm hospitality, Slavic culture, generous visa policies and cheaper prices, the Balkans have emerged as a safe haven for digital nomads in recent years, and indeed, if you’re a Europhile keen on making those dollars stretch further, this is where you should be headed. Europe is not exactly known for being a …
Forget the Caribbean?! Yeah, we said it. Between spotty sargassum and possible hurricanes, there are other stunning beaches to hit up without needing to pack a passport. Florida may see some crazy headlines, but it’s actually a really fun place to visit. It’s not only Orlando and Miami either; the state is teeming with gorgeous …
If there is any place in Southeast Asia having a moment – it’s Thailand. Yes, Vietnam has set records, Malaysia has become trendier, and of course, Bali isn’t going anywhere. But Thailand has maintained its ‘bucket list’ status through thick and thin offering phenomenal islands, astounding temples, and world-renowned cuisine both street vendor goodies to …












