This summer has been a hot, sweaty, crowded one for Greece. Locals on the island of Santorini have called for a tourist cap to control crowd levels, there has been an outbreak of forest fires on the island of Rhodes, and despite reduced visitor numbers to the Acropolis, Athens remains as overcrowded as ever. But …

Spain is a tried-and-true vacation hotspot, and at this point, you’re probably well familiar with Barcelona, Madrid, Mallorca, and the like, all hugely popular destinations that attract millions of tourists every year. Beyond the national capital and the Mediterranean Coast, however, there’s a lesser-known gem most visitors to Spain have yet to discover, even though …

Forget Paris, Barcelona, London, and the like: if you’re a digital nomad on a European quest for a better quality of life, higher levels of safety, great connectivity––and even culture––your destination may lie further East than you might have suspected at first: Eastern Europe is brimming with digital nomads, and if Nomad List‘s ranking of …

If you like medieval castles and ornate architecture, a trip to Europe is probably at the top of your wishlist right now.  However, given the rising crime in parts of Paris and the anti-tourist sentiment in Barcelona, we wouldn’t blame you for being hesitant about booking those flights. The Ministry of Interior confirmed certain offenses have …

The American passport may be one of the most powerful in the world, as measured by the number of countries its bearers can visit visa-free, but that’s not to say U.S. citizens enjoy unrestricted access worldwide (even in some of their favorite destinations). While there’s a trend towards easing rules as opposed to tightening them, …

Famous for their fascinating history and year-round warmer weather––perks of being in the Mediterranean basin––Italy and Spain are two of the most sought-after destinations for digital nomads across the pond, but they’re not exactly easy on the wallet. Though living costs vary dramatically between different cities, on average, living in Italy will set you back …

Sometimes travelers are laser focused on visiting the must-see’s, while others keep their eyes peeled forging into the lesser-known ready to discover delightful hidden gems. When it comes to Europe, visiting the icons of Paris, Barcelona, and Rome makes for unforgettable trips, but there is still so much to be desired throughout the continent. As …

It’s officially a European summer.   Everyone knows someone who is preparing for a trip to Europe, with destinations like Italy, France, and Spain being the most popular European hot spots for American travelers.   But if you’re looking for an alternative that’s outside of the norm then why not consider the Algarve instead?   …

With its ancient cities dating back thousands of years, unspoiled beaches–with views towards beautiful castles and pastel-colored towns–and balmy weather, the Mediterranean is the go-to destination for those seeking culture and relaxation this summer. If you’re planning on going on a little Med getaway soon, but you live across the pond in the United States, you may …

If you’re looking for a European island paradise this summer, then you should head straight to Korcula.   It might not be as well-known as other European islands like Majorca or Santorini, but Lonely Planet has just named Korcula the best island in Europe.   And it’s easy to see why.   Located in Croatia, …

Home to an unprecedented number of historical sites, from ancient Roman arenas to towering Gothic churches to beautiful medieval towns still surrounded by 15th-century walls, Europe is likely to be on your radar this summer, particularly if you’re keen on a cultural getaway. Now, if you’re already sold on the idea of crossing the pond …

Fancy living La Dolce Vita this summer?   If you dream of exploring Italy then a new sleeper train will make it easier than ever to visit 2 Italian cities in one short vacation.   In fact, if you’re really short on time, you can visit them both in one weekend and spend 24 hours …