National parks are finally seeing a return to pre-pandemic levels of visitation. Statistics for 2022 show that over 312 million people visited national parks in the U.S., up nearly 75 million from 2020.  After some difficult years of lockdowns and travel restrictions, it’s a welcome sight to see visitors returning to some of the most …

New York City is no stranger to tourists, but some of its neighborhoods might be. Most visitors to the Big Apple will find themselves in Manhattan or Brooklyn, which are great in their own right. However, New York City is home to a total of 5 boroughs. Each of them is unique with its own …

Amsterdam is so much more than the parties, lax laws, and coffee shops it is famous for. This charming city is also a cultural hub full of museums, creative establishments, and an admirable gezellig way of life. Often referred to as a big village, Amsterdam is accessible and approachable yet has no shortage of world-class …

Beach vacations are one of the most popular getaways for travelers looking for a change of pace. And while many beachgoers are satisfied with the beautiful sands of Mexico and Florida, there are so many more incredible beach destinations around the world. With around 372,000 miles of coastline on earth, there are beaches to suit …

The Dominican Republic has been a hotspot for travelers in the resurgence of worldwide tourism this year. In particular, Punta Cana is at the top of the list. With many luxe hotel and AirBnB options, there is one more exciting option to consider. Earlier this month, this brand new all-inclusive resort had its grand opening …

How can you avoid flight cancelations and delays on your upcoming travels? According to data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 2.44% of flights were canceled in 2022 – a 33% increase compared to the previous year. Not to mention, thousands of travelers deal with flight delays every day, whether their flight is pushed back …

Airlines haven’t had the best reputation lately. From the Southwest debacle to plenty of canceled flights, lost luggage, and seats getting smaller, America isn’t the only country that has airlines causing problems for customers. One of the most popular ways to air these grievances is Twitter, which is why S Money decided to scour the …

Europe’s plan to launch an Electronic Travel Authorization, which will require Americans to pay a fee every three years in order to travel, has just been pushed back until 2024 as Brussels continues to grapple with operational issues and the complexities of the system’s implementation. The ETIAS, as it’s been dubbed, was initially set to …

Gone are the days of spontaneous travel – at least for those looking to visit major tourist attractions.  Many popular sites around the world are now capping daily admissions and requiring advanced reservations, making it more crucial than ever for travelers to think ahead for their vacation plans. Many famous world attractions began experiencing issues …

Phoenix, Arizona is a beautiful city nestled amongst the Arizonan deserts. It’s also a great place to visit – it offers everything from waterparks to cool off in the summer to countless hikes in the cooler months. If you’re looking to plan a trip there, here are 7 hotels that you won’t regret staying at. …

Despite facing fierce competition from its Latin American peers, Cancun remains the number one vacation spot for Americans: other than being a gorgeous beach destination, it is incredibly easy and cheap to get to. There are nonstop flights linking every single major U.S. city to the Mexican Caribbean hub, and no shortage of low-cost options …

While some recent news regarding Mexico tourism has been less than favorable, with travel warnings in place and sargassum plaguing some popular beaches. it’s important to remember that the country is huge. Traveling around Mexico is considered to be lower risk than people might be led to believe, and some destinations are comparably safer than …