It’s well known that 2023 travel is off to a strong start so far this year, and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. American travelers are one demographic that is especially eager to get back to exploring, and many report an interest in taking domestic and international trips as soon as the time is …
The Maya Train, Mexico’s largest infrastructure project in the last decade, has finally got a launch date, as well as a rough estimate of how much one-way tickets could cost, despite the legal challenges and numerous setbacks it continues to face during construction. According to local authorities, the new attraction will set out on its …
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 …
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 …
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 …
The United States is lucky to have such a wealth of destinations to visit. It seems that you could travel within America for your whole life and still never see all there is to offer. From mountains, cities, seas, deserts, and everything in between — the U.S. really has something for everyone in terms of …
Mexico, in general, is becoming extremely popular amongst expats and digital nomads. Its mild weather, affordability, and diverse natural beauty make it ideal for a laid-back and easygoing lifestyle. In recent years, Mexico City has become a major hub for digital nomads, and Tulum has been attracting beachgoing crowds for a while. However, there’s one …
Whether they’re flying to the sunny Caribbean for a sunny break or soaking up some culture in a colonial town, American tourists have very little to worry about when it comes to security while vacationing in their Southern neighbor’s coasts and towns. Mexico as a whole is remarkably low-risk, but there’s no denying incidents can …
Europe is on American travelers’ minds this year. According to a recent report shared by the World Tourism Organization, U.S. citizens have shown increasing interest in traveling to this continent and have had a positive impact on its recovery after the pandemic. But where in Europe should travelers go? Usually, those taking long-haul flights crossing …
It’s been a long time coming, but Delta has raced ahead of every major, full-service airline in the United States and launched complimentary WiFi service during flights. As of this week, passengers are no longer required to be disconnected from their socials or email while flying, in a major change of policy that is set …
In case you haven’t noticed while traveling in the post-pandemic era, exploring new destinations has gotten a lot easier for American citizens. Other than not being subject to health checks, they now enjoy fast-track entry across several countries, as the usual bureaucracy involving border control, including questioning and passport stamping, becomes a thing of the …
After enduring nearly three years of strict restrictions, health mandates, and lockdowns, Americans are desperate to do nothing, log off their socials and escape the chaos of the modern world on their next vacation – even if temporarily. We don’t blame them: as much as we love sightseeing and cultural expeditions, taking a breather is …