Now that summer is behind us, the fall travel season is here for us to enjoy. Although fall is an ideal time for a European trip, the reality is that many of us find it hard to get the time off from work or school to enjoy a fall getaway. The good news is that …

The Mediterranean is one of the world’s most sought-after destinations. Known for its turquoise waters and verdant nature and home to cities and civilizations that are thousands of years old, it is arguably the best spot for both beach and culture. Not all Mediterranean countries are well known to the American public, however, who will …

Summer is finally over, which means the high season for traveling to Europe is nearing its end as well. In only a few weeks, stronger winds will sweep across the Old Continent, and several popular tourist hotspots will begin shutting down as they prepare for the colder months to come. While a Transatlantic trip could …

With the hotter summer months in Europe nearing their end, travelers are now turning their eyes to fall travel planning, and if booking trends are anything to go by, we can infer the Mediterranean will continue on track to be the continent’s busiest spot in the coming season. Set to begin in late September, the …

With temperatures reaching historical highs across Europe this summer, leading to raging fires in sunny destinations such as Greece and Italy, tourists are now growing warier of visiting the Old Continent in the peak season. As those of you who have been to Rome between June and August will know, there’s only so much sightseeing …

When it comes to digital nomad hotspots in Europe, there are a few destinations that top the list. Portugal was recently named the best country in the world for digital nomads, while countries like Spain top the list of the most desired digital nomad destinations of 2023. However, there’s an under-the-radar destination in Europe that’s …

The Mediterranean is the go-to spot for summer travel now that the world’s border curbs have been lifted and travel has resumed fully. Home to historic nations like France, Italy, Spain, and Croatia, the basin is best known for the turquoise-colored waters that lap the European coastline, its rugged, dramatic nature, and rich cultural wealth. …

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, …

Europe’s borders are fully open, and all pandemic-related restrictions have been lifted, causing travel demand to skyrocket in response, but while a majority of tourists will be fighting for a spot in the sun in Ibiza or Santorini, very few have set their hearts on this beautiful summer hotspot — especially Americans. Cyprus is one …

The Mediterranean is undoubtedly Europe’s most popular tourist offer, drawing in millions of visitors each year with an enviable collection of historical nations, sandy beaches, and turquoise-colored waters. Now that borders are open and flights have been reinstated, the ancient sea is brimming with life once again. Tourism is close to reaching pre-pandemic levels across …

The Mediterranean is one of the most popular destinations for American nomads, perhaps second only to Latin America. With its year-round warmer weather, vast cultural wealth, and an impressive array of historic sights, it provides the perfect setting for a prolonged workcation. Be that as it may, a majority of remote workers arriving from the …

It’s still only January, but anticipation for summer is at an all-time high in Europe now that it has entered the post-pandemic phase. Popular countries like France, Italy, and Greece are all seeing a rise in demand — as expected — but this hidden gem, in particular, is stealing the show as one of the …