There’s no shortage of reasons to visit Cancun. Many travelers have their annual trip booked like it’s on speed dial with no wiggle room for change. But if you vacation here without realizing you have another option to skip the hustle and bustle of the Hotel Zone, you’re missing out on a slice of paradise …
The United States is massive. You could spend a lifetime traveling here and still only see the inside of an airport terminal and a few Marriott lobbies. Most people get stuck on the “Big Three” rotation: New York for the grit, Vegas for the sins, and Orlando for the Mouse. Those are fine. But if …
Not Mallorca and its jam-packed calas, where there’s barely breathing room. Not Capri with the invite-only, overpriced beach clubs and $15 Spritz. Oh, and definitely not a now-spoiled Hvar in Croatia, that’s arguably become busier and more chaotic than its spiritual sister Ibiza. Europe has a new ‘cool kid’ on the block, and it’s an …
Sometimes Florida and Cancun just won’t cut it when you have that underlying wanderlust itch that just needs to be scratched. While we all know Cartagena and Rio, there are dozens upon dozens of other worthwhile shores to bake in the sun by day and immerse in local culture while you’re lathered in aloe vera. …
White sands stretching as far as the horizon, seas of the turquoise-most blue, and all the fresh fruit and delicious empanadas you can get your hands on: ahem, cue the voice: in classic Jet2 style… ‘nothing beats a Caribbean holiday!‘. Be that as it may, the constant bombardment of Cancun adds, or those not-so-exclusive Punta …
It’s long been a running joke that many Europeans tend to point the finger at Americans for a smorgasbord of world issues, but one famed French beach city certainly has us to blame for the sudden tourism boom in their beloved paradise. According to a new report, U.S. tourists are the key reason behind a …
For a long time, places like Mexico City, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum have topped the average digital nomad’s Mexico wishlist. Whether it was for CDMX’s buzzing city life and metropolitan vibe, or the Mexican Caribbean’s chilled-out atmosphere and endless sunshine, expats and location-independent workers have flocked to the exact same three spots year in, …
While millions of Americans are finalizing their spring break plans, the U.S. State Department has quietly reshuffled the safety ratings for some of the world’s most popular vacation spots. In a surprising start to 2026, the Caribbean has seen a major status swap: one destination long plagued by warnings has finally been given a stamp …
Why visit one state when you can conquer two in a single weekend? Well, we can’t call it a classic “Texas two-fer”, but we can call it double dipping. That’s right — you can visit two states via one marvelous city that’s largely under-hyped as a top Midwest getaway. More known to the masses as …
Forget the $100 rail passes. How does crossing Europe for $11 sound? The age of ultra-expensive train tickets and laughably-cheap airfares is behind us. Soon enough, exploring Europe by rail will be as affordable and accessible as getting that $9 Ryanair flight to Mallorca. If you thought France’s SNCF or Germany’s Deutsche Bahn would have …
Forget Paris and its jam-packed Haussmann-designed streets, Bali and the overpriced wellness retreats for valley girls, and Cancun with the luxurious all-inclusives that feel like anything but Mexico: According to Tripadvisor, the world’s trendiest destination for 2026 is a barely-known, small Portuguese island that’s recently been awarded the title ‘Hawaii of Europe’. Better even, Americans …
Finding yourself a cozy wee corner in a vintage café overlooking a calm cobbled street, working at a relaxed pace for a few hours as you gently sip your homemade hot chockie, because you just can’t help but slow it down a notch when you’re across the pond—all of this before hitting the local medieval …












