The Italian Lakes are the perfect way to enjoy low-key Italian luxury on the water, incredible views, and much milder temperatures than at the sizzling Italian coastline. If you’re looking for an Italian Lake break, then it’s likely that you’ll make a beeline for Lake Como. Just like everyone else! But I’m here …
France is the most visited country in the world, hosting over 100 million tourists annually, and needless to say, a majority of those will be touching down in Paris, drawn to its sparkling Eiffel Tower, romantic Montmartre backstreets, and high culture. With all the reputation it has to live up to as the French capital, …
Though it’s often considered one of Europe’s friendliest countries, owing to its hospitality and warm Hispanic culture, Spain has been rocked by a number of anti-tourism protests lately. Locals in the popular resort island Tenerife have even told visitors to ‘go home’. Some Spaniards believe overtourism is to blame for their rising living costs, and …
With the Olympics about to commence and around 15 million tourists expected to visit this summer only, drawn to a twinkling Eiffel Tower, the award-winning gastronomy, and high culture, you’d expect Paris to be the most visited city in the world right now. Or perhaps New York and its iconic Brooklyn Bridge, verdant urban parks, …
Long gone are the days when Colombia stole the limelight as the fastest-rising destination in Latin America. As the novelty factor expires and crime across the country surges back to the 1990s levels, impacting demand, growth seems to be slowing down. Colombia has been hit with a series of travel warnings since 2022, owing to …
It can be hard not to get swept into the allure of a warm, beachy getaway this summer, especially with so many people blasting your social media feeds with the dreamiest pictures from some of the most gorgeous destinations on Earth. But at the end of the day, a beach vacation just isn’t for everyone. …
The Mediterranean—or how it’s affectionately called, ‘The Med’—is the most popular destination for Americans crossing the pond this summer, after all, all of their favorite sunny hotspots straddle the turquoise-colored waters, from Spain to France to Italy to Croatia to Greece. Still, this is a pretty vast sea, branching out into three continents, and some …
The European capital of summer, Spain has never been hotter—literally and figuratively—than it is now: with close to 90 million tourists expected, it’s challenging its next-door neighbor France for the title of most-visited country this year. Needless to say, there is growing demand for Spain vacations among Americans, who are not only craving a sunny …
France is the number one country in the world for tourism, and between the unforgettable gastronomic experiences and the millennia-old heritage, with some cities being nothing short of architectural marvels, it’s not hard to see why over 100 million tourists would want to visit each year. This is a big country, however, roughly the size …
The U.S. is home to many of the world’s most iconic cities. You know, New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, among others. Those 3 in particular have received some not-so-nice press in recent years, which is why you’re not seeing them soar to new heights. Not to say they aren’t worthy visiting; they’re still iconic. …
Summer is right around the corner, and if you’re still torn between beach and culture and can’t decide whether it’s the tropical Caribbean or the historically-charged Europe you should be headed for, we have a third equally gorgeous that combines both elements. Officially the leading destination in Africa, Egypt is stunning industry officials as it …
No other country can claim the title of world’s summer capital but Spain. It has the balmiest temperatures, the longest uninterrupted sandy coastline anywhere in the Mediterranean basin, and it’s essentially a tropical country disguised as European. Like, have you checked the temperatures in Costa Del Sol lately? Hint: it’s already scorching hot. Spain has …