It’s never too early to plan your next trip. Alaska Airlines is standing behind that statement by filling out their calendar way earlier than expected. By doing so, it also helps you know what exciting new places you can jet off to on one of America’s most reliable carriers. Summer may be in full force …

If you’re traveling around the world as a digital nomad, you’re likely to have identified a number of factors that make certain cities stand out more than others: safety and easy visa regulations aside, the culture and affordable living are probably two of the biggest draws. You wouldn’t want to extend your stay somewhere that’s …

Everyone has an opinion on where to go. Take it from me, the black sheep of the family who sees going to the next town over as “traveling.” Nope, that’s definitely not my style! Some of us travel freely without limits, but most of us have some constraints. You know, like a hectic work schedule …

If you’re thinking of visiting the Caribbean this summer then you’ll need to be prepared for anything.   This hurricane season is going to be a rough one. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30 but hurricane activity typically peaks from late August to early October.   Not this year.   Unless you’ve …

If you’re traveling to Cancun or the Mexican Caribbean this summer then I have good news.  According to the experts at Seaweed Watch, the beaches of the Mexican Caribbean are experiencing dramatically reduced levels of sargassum right now and will be completely sargassum-free for much of the summer. The remaining algae will finish arriving in …

Mexico is more than just a picture-perfect beach destination. Immersing yourself in our southern neighbor’s culture will immediately have you questioning why this country holds an iffy reputation. I can attest that locals far and wide, from Tijuana to Chetumal, are warm, friendly, and welcoming, outside a select few no-go zones tourists should avoid. Some …

With sargassum battering much of the Cancun coast and tarnishing the otherwise pristine look of the white-sand beaches, it’s no surprise that a growing number of American travelers are swapping the Mexican Caribbean for the Pacific side. Famous for being not only seaweed-free, but offering world-class hospitality and that vibrant Hispanic culture, Puerto Vallarta (PV) …

Off path explorers headed to Mexico, this one is for you: the Mexican Government has just announced a new cross-country train route linking the popular resort city of Cancun to Oaxaca, connecting eight different states in between. Since its launch, the Maya Train has provided access among tourists, particularly the more adventurous kind, as it’s …

Famous for its balmy weather, impressive diversity and delectable cuisine, Mexico continues to lead booking trends for Americans traveling abroad this summer, whether it’s the architectural grandeur of Mexico City or the turquoise waters of Cancun that’s their aim. Though it’s been largely overlooked up until now, there’s also been a renewed interest in the …

We already know that visitor numbers to Mexico are exploding right now, particularly with travelers flying into resort towns like Cancun.   But the number of travelers choosing to drive across the border from the U.S. to Mexico is also soaring.   According to Heraldo USA, there were over 1.3 million people entering Mexico from …

This the last piece of news we wanted to break to you, guys: Regrettably, if you’re expecting to take the scenic Maya Train from Cancun to Tulum this summer, following the promise that it would launch after the presidential elections, that will no longer happen. The long-awaited southbound section of the Maya Train, which travels …

Cancun is the number one destination for Americans going abroad, irrespective of season. The land of all-inclusive resorts, soft white sands unfolding as far as the eyes can see, and turquoise seas, it is just the quintessential tropical getaway. No matter how stress-free your resort stay is, no trip to Cancun is a completely smooth …