Out of all 50 states, how do you narrow them down for a fun vacation? Well, according to a new report from TrovaTrip, nearly 300,000 people gave their input resulting in a shocking revelation. Typically, we think of incredible beaches to visit come spring as hordes of travelers flock to various beaches coast to coast. …

Greeting a passersby with “aloha!” and asking where to get a lei in Vietnam will get you absolutely nowhere, but believe it not there’s a growing paradise being dubbed the ‘Hawaii’ of the nation. Unlike the real Hawaii, however, this stunning island is relatively unknown despite being one of the fastest growing destinations in Asia. …

No chain restaurant eyesores, no glitzy name-brand resorts, and certainly no curated nonsense taking away from its red-tiled townscape’s authentic charm and immaculate scenery. It’s rare to find a true hidden gem anymore, but that’s what I found in 2023 as I galavanted around Europe with no clear plans. Hearing the hype of Albania through …

With the rising cost of living back home, millions of Americans have got their eyes set on Europe––that’s particularly the case if they’re running an online business and are location-independent. Now that many European countries have loosened entry and stay regulations for digital nomads and have gone as far as launching visas that facilitate their …

As spring is just around the corner, if there are two things that go together, like pizza and pancakes, it’s Florida and beach crowds…and some of America’s best mugshots. Of course, pizza and pancakes don’t really go together, but that cheap journalism trick got your attention, didn’t it? Stick with me. Like peaches and cream, Georgia and …

Want a relaxing and luxurious all-inclusive getaway without the hassle of applying for a brand-new passport? Then you’re in luck!   There are five overseas destinations that American travelers can visit without a passport right now. This is because these destinations are U.S. territories or Freely Associated States.  And the good news is that they’re all …

Mexico may be particularly famous for the sun-drenched Caribbean Coast, where resorts line white-sand beaches and turquoise seas, its rich Mayan heritage, and bustling capital city, but there’s still a lot about America’s southern neighbor tourists don’t know yet. This is, after all, one of the largest and most diverse countries in the Western Hemisphere, …

Home to a plethora of world-famous landmarks, from the Roman Colosseum to the Tower of Pisa, cities that date back to the dawning of time, and a stunning Mediterranean nature, Italy is on the minds of millions dreaming of an idyllic European getaway this summer. Lucky for the sun-seekers out there, the likes of Rome, …

For those of us who can’t be bothered renewing our passport just to fly somewhere sunny this season, Florida is always there with its 230-250 days of sunshine a year, endless miles of powdered sugar sands, and warm seas. Don’t get us wrong—we love a little Cancun escapade ourselves, but you know what they say: East or West, …

As Florida hotels begin to fill up for March and April as Spring Breakers prepare to flock the Sunshine State’s Caribbean-like shores, Alabama makes for a great alternative with Gulf Shores leading the way. With the popular beach town’s airport now beginning to offer commercial flights for the first time ever, it’s expected many travelers …

Spain’s jaw-dropping beauty, with beaches extending for miles on, fairytale castles, and ancient cities dating back several millennia, has been extensively documented and reported on over the years, as has its struggle with overtourism. Last year, things seemed to have reached a tipping point in places like Barcelona and the Canary Islands. Mass protests erupted …

Travel mishaps often occur without notice. Heck, I walked in my living room yesterday to find my dog had ripped my passport to shreds despite having about 87 toys laid out across the floor! That qualifies, right? Regardless, the U.S. Embassy just issued a new travel alert to provide travelers advanced notice for what’s surely …