For most tourists heading to Europe in the summer, the Mediterranean is probably at the top of their bucket list: We’re all familiar with Italy’s rugged coastal drives, Croatia’s scenic pebbly coast, and the white-sand beaches and vintage feel of the South of France, and there’s nothing wrong with wanting a bit of that, but …

We all know Spain for its scenic Mediterranean coast, interspersed with vibrant resort cities and hugged by crystal-clear seas, but if you’ve been to the Iberian country in the past three or four years, you’ve probably noticed how shockingly expensive and busy it’s become. From an average overnight rate of $201 in Barcelona to unsustainable …

If you’re planning on flying across the pond this fall, you’ve probably been taken aback by the dramatic increase in prices, as well as reports crowds that would once subside once the high season was over are simply not going away. Europe is now busy year-round, and it’s becoming increasingly harder to happen upon great …

Southern Europe seems to be the end goal of every digital nomad looking to combine both beach and culture, with coastal destinations across Spain, Italy, and Croatia all brimming with workcationers lately, but there’s one caveat: Prices across much of the Mediterranean have soared in recent years, and even in Croatia, which was historically seen …

With its combination of ancient culture and scenic coastal scenes, Europe seems to be everyone’s go-to destination this summer, with the likes of Spain, France and Croatia all seeing record increases in tourism, with one slight caveat for tourists themselves: Between the inflated room rates and rising anti-tourist sentiment across tourism hotspots, we wouldn’t blame …

Now that entry requirements for the digital nomads are being relaxed, and numerous European countries are not only warmly welcoming them, but going as far as launching year-long Digital Nomad Visas, remote workers will be flocking into Europe starting this summer. Whether it’s for the cities dating back several millennia or the idyllic Southern coastline, …

We may only be in spring, but summer travel plans are still being made and there is perhaps nothing more on travelers’ minds than dreaming of the perfect beach. Often, the easy decision is to book a trip to Mexico, no questions asked. But don’t cut yourself short. Europe is far easier to reach than …

As tempting as a summer getaway to Spain, Greece, or Italy might sound, the idea of having to deal with rowdy crowds, littered streets, and overpriced tourist traps can be off-putting, to say the least. That’s why more and more travelers are favoring smaller, lesser-known hubs that promise a fantastic experience while still maintaining a …

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Summer in Europe is mostly associated with romantic vespa rides into an Amalfi sunset, hopping around Greece’s rugged islands, lounging by a pebbly beach in balmy Croatia, or even living it up in France’s glitzy Saint-Tropez, but these are not only dreamy sunny getaways across the pond. Yes, a majority of the continent’s sunniest destinations …

If you’ve been planning a Eurotrip this summer but you’re suddenly taken aback by how expensive hotels are—not to mention the crowds that have already started forming—you may be wondering whether there are cheaper alternatives to the popular France-Italy-Spain trio. We’re glad to report you don’t necessarily need to break the bank to soak up …

Summer in Europe is right around the corner, and many of you have already started making plans and getting those reservations in before hotel rates and airfares go up. If you haven’t booked your Paris hotel yet, it could already be too late. With the Olympic Games being held in France, more nonstop flights launching …