Dreaming of relocating to Europe for a while, but France’s bureaucracy, England’s gloomy skies, and Italy’s soaring prices keep putting you off? Don’t despair: these 5 alternative destinations are known not only for their amazing weather and beautiful beaches, but their low cost of living. Whether you’re a long term traveler, a digital nomad escaping …

Dubrovnik is one of the most popular summer destinations in Europe not only because it’s balmy and coastal, but largely thanks to its picturesqueness: we’re talking fairytale-like forts, cobbled streets leading to hidden courtyards and Romanesque churches. You know, it’s almost as if it belongs in an epic TV show about a fantasy medieval world …

This month, the Schengen Area is bracing to welcome two additional members: Bulgaria and Romania, two countries that have been part of the European Union since 2007, but up until now, had not been granted access to the border-free zone. With accession set to take place on April 1, travelers are starting to question the …

We all know one of the best ways to vacation is by booking a luxe all-inclusive resort on a pristine beach, but what’s not discussed enough are the hassles and expenses that come along with it. For example, Los Cabos is one of Americans’ favorite beach destinations and is world-renowned for its incredibly luxurious resorts, …

Other than a wide availability of foreigner-friendly services, a lively social scene, and of course, the cultural aspect, affordable accommodation is a key factor for digital nomads heading to Europe, as it is possibly the most expensive destination for long-term travelers… or is it? There’s no denying rent across parts of Western Europe is incredibly …

One of Europe’s greatest achievements, the Schengen Area allows travelers to country-hop around the continent typically without undergoing identity checks: going from Germany into France, then down to Italy, and east into Croatia, it’s almost as if you’re traveling domestically. It has greatly facilitated European integration, and it’s made international travel hassle-free for those vacationing …

Mediterranean Europe is a surefire hit among Americans. Famous for its beautiful waters, rich History, and flavorful cuisine, the region draws in millions of visitors every year, with destinations like Spain, France, and Italy leading booking trends, but it might have seen its heyday. Though it remains a highly sought-after destination, the ‘Med’ is now …

When it comes to digital nomad destinations, Bulgaria might not be the first place that comes to mind. But this Eastern European nation is actually great for digital nomads, with one destination in particular quickly becoming a digital nomad hotspot: Bansko. Bansko is off the beaten path for many travelers, but winter sports aficionados know …

Are you flying to Europe this summer and you’ve not got your itinerary fully mapped out just yet? We know it can feel like it’s a lot to organize, particularly when you’re cramming as many iconic spots as possible into a single trip, but it’s important not to fall victim to the increasingly-common travel burnout. …

The Schengen Zone is Europe’s greatest achievement. A borderless customs union comprising 27 countries in its current form, it allows for seamless international travel across much of the bloc, freeing travelers from undergoing strict identity checks and facing long delays when country-hopping. Earlier this year, Schengen welcomed yet another member – the Balkan country of …

Travelers are making up for lost time this summer with their biggest European vacations yet.  A whopping 600% more Americans are going to Europe this summer than in 2021. That’s 55%  more than last year’s already insane crowds, according to travel insurance company Allianz. Demand is so high that travel agencies are turning customers away. …

With its endless supply of man-made and natural wonders, seamless borders, and high quality of life, Europe is perhaps the most sought-after destination for digital nomads looking to venture outside their own home countries. On the other hand, despite being more open than it was, Europe as a whole is yet to fully embrace digital …