While it may have seemed like the darker days of Covid were behind us, the silent threat remains very much real, as several countries battle a new potentially disruptive wave. The United States’ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, shortened to CDC, is keeping track of the developments, and has now added a further 6 …

Move over, Italy. If the recent AirDNA data is anything to go by, the ever-busy Mediterranean has a new regional leader, and the fact that the trendy Croatia has taken up the mantle should come as no surprise to some. According to the vacation rental research group, Croatia is now officially the most sought-after destination …

Cancun remains one of the international travelers’ favorite destinations in Mexico and its economy and infrastructures have been rapidly and constantly growing during the past few years, despite the pandemic crisis.  The ambitious Train Maya project has been announced to be launched in 2023 and will connect Cancun to many fascinating hotspots in the Yucatan …

As the travel industry struggles through the throngs of post-pandemic growing pains, some airports have taken drastic measures to minimize disruption. Airports across the world are seeing massive wait times, lost baggage, flight delays, and cancellations on a regular basis turning the flying experience into a game of chance for most travelers. Europe, in particular, …

As travel costs continue to rise across the aviation and hospitality sectors, saving money on vacation is more important than ever. Comparison sites like Expedia or Kayak are great tools, but it may be time to try a new one, social media. After all, nearly everyone has some form of social media these days, so …

How The Netherlands Shift Might Affect Your Travel Around Europe The Netherlands is set to transform its air travel sector in the wake of the announcement that Schiphol Airport will be operating under a cap from 2023. The decision is multi-faceted, attempting to tackle both climate change and a shift from the airport’s reputation as …

Will It Be Less Expensive? Of Course Not Much of the travel world’s focus has been drawn to the larger problems faced by passengers at the moment. Flight delays and cancellations are rampant, handler shortages are seeing lost luggage claims at an all-time high, and lines are pouring out airport entrances from the check-in lines. …

After a quiet few months, it seems Covid cases are spiraling out of control again. Asia has always been stricter when it comes to pandemic management, and South Korea’s latest move is proof this has not changed, unlike the recent border openings have led us to believe. Now, all tourists arriving in the country will …

Travelers often don’t even need to leave their own backyard to know that mosquitos are one of nature’s most frustrating inventions. In particularly bad areas, you’ve often already been bitten four or five times before noticing. Usually, mosquitos are just an annoyance, but they can also spread diseases like Zika and malaria. In the United …

The U.S. State Department has just issued a further 16 more new travel advisory updates. Posted on the Department of State’s travel advisory website just yesterday, the new travel advisories are the latest of several updates already this month, as the State Department and embassies around the world work around the clock to ensure that …

With the higher cost of air travel to Europe, many travelers feel they need to make the most use of their time overseas by seeing as much as they can during their trip. While low-cost airlines make travel between European nations more affordable, the costs can quickly add up. Thankfully, there are cheaper alternatives to …

Travelers from all over the world usually research safety and Mexico is traditionally a destination people want to visit but feel unsure about local security. A recent survey from Mexican authorities revealed valuable information for tourists and expats interested in moving to this country.  The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi, by its Spanish …