More Americans are traveling the world than ever before due to a rise in remote work, pent-up post-pandemic demand, and the search for a better quality of life.  An increase in travel has led to more Americans moving abroad to experience the benefits of other countries they discovered on their travels. Expat Insider recently took …

According to the Portrait of American Travelers study by MMGY Travel Intelligence, Hawaii is the favorite destination this summer for Americans planning to travel within the country. While Europe still unsurprisingly holds the top spot for international travel interest, Hawaii leads the way domestically, beating out other popular locations like Las Vegas, California, and the …

Europe is the trendiest spot for summer travel now that border curbs and international travel has resumed. Famous for its ancient heritage, cobbled Old Towns, and fairy-tale castles, the continent is currently poised for its busiest season in years. With that being said, a majority of visitors continue to flock to only a handful of …

Now that Europe’s border curbs have been fully lifted, Americans are returning in droves to the continent. The only downside to the resumption of normality? The crowds are back, and all of Europe’s tourist hotspots are not only awash with tourists but facing huge price surges. Fortunately for crowd-wary travelers and those looking to experience …

Americans are flying to Europe in droves now that travel curbs have been lifted and the continent is again allowing unrestricted tourism, and the one thing they have in common? According to the Wall Street Journal, instead of the holiday classics, namely Paris, London, Rome, or Barcelona, they’re heading to lesser-known destinations other U.S. nationals, …

Mexico is the number one pick for Americans going abroad. Famous for its golden sand beaches, the warmth of locals, and a rich indo-colonial heritage, it is one of Latin America’s best offers. Still, one of the main concerns for tourists landing in Mexico is safety. Although Mexico is a remarkably safe destination, recent reports …

Following Colombia, two more countries in Latin America have just lifted all of their pandemic-era travel restrictions, allowing foreign tourists to enter under pre-2020 guidelines. Despite having been well-reputed as one of the world’s most friendly destinations in the early days of the crisis, the geopolitical region was quick to shut down its borders once …

It’s hardly news that international travel has got considerably more expensive this year following the resumption of flights and the soaring inflation impacting most markets. But while the likes of Europe and Cancun are saying no to budget travelers, other destinations have flung their doors open to them. That is particularly true in Southeast Asia, …

Americans are looking for more when they travel. Since the pandemic, traveling has grown exponentially, and more and more Americans are aiming to travel with intention. Traveling with intention means they want to go to a destination that will give them experiences they can remember for the rest of their lives, which often means going …

Americans may be flying abroad in record numbers this year now that international borders have reopened and restrictions have been dropped, but a majority of them still have their hearts set on Mexico, or the cobblestone, fairytale towns of Europe. While Mexico is truly a bucket list destination, especially in the sun and sand category, …

In just a few weeks, one of Amtrak’s most scenic lines will resume after a 3-year hiatus. The route connects two iconic North American cities and winds through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the Northeast. In fact, National Geographic once dubbed the journey one of the 10 most beautiful train trips in the …

This week, Mexico’s reputation as a safe tourist destination was challenged once more following the kidnapping and murder of two U.S. citizens who had just crossed the border in Matamoros. The grave incident is the first of its kind to make headlines in months, but it’s been enough for Mexico to come under the scrutiny …