Already thinking of your next long weekend in the Tropics, but you’ve had enough of the bog-standard Cancuns, Punta Canas, and all the other rinse-and-repeat resort hubs of this world? Buckle up, cause this time, American Airlines is flying you to an up-and-coming chain of sparsely-populated islands in the Bahamas that were previously accessible to …
They are the two undisputed heavyweights of American coastal tourism. On one side, you have Los Angeles: The cultural capital of the West Coast, the land of Hollywood dreams, Santa Monica sunsets, and endless creativity. On the other, you have Miami: The Atlantic powerhouse, a neon-soaked metropolis of high-octane luxury, South Beach energy, and Caribbean …
There are few places as dreamy as The Bahamas, especially as much of the US will soon see chilly temperatures continuously dwindling until it’s time for Spring Break. While there’s nothing wrong with leaf-peeping in lush mountain landscapes, come wintertime, travelers begin scoping out paradise beaches. Truth be told, most vacationers will opt for Nassau …
On my trip to Miami, I was more impressed by the cultural neighborhoods and shops lining South Beach than the beaches themselves. But even seasoned travelers like me make mistakes. After reading Southern Living’s take on Miami’s alter ego, I quickly realized I missed the boat — literally. I should’ve scoped out where locals go …
You can travel far and wide, from Cancun’s glitzy and glamorous Hotel Zone to Southern Italy’s pastel-colored villages, but there’s nothing quite like a Floridian summer: It’s still only May, but we can almost smell the scent of salt air in sun-soaked marinas, feel the humidity dissipate in the air as the sun breaks through …
As spring has flown by, Skyscanner is already thinking about the best places to cap off the season before summer is in full force. Naming only one U.S. destination on their list of “Top 10 warm holiday destinations in May,” Skyscanner suggests travelers opt for Miami before the city becomes unbearable without a rooftop pool …
According to research conducted by MBO Partners, 18.1 million U.S. citizens are officially digital nomads, or roughly 11% of the total American workforce. That’s a stunning number in itself, considering that, prior to 2020, the concept of remote work was restricted almost exclusively to IT and certain niche fields of entrepreneurship. The primary goal of these …
Which sounds more like a digital nomad-friendly destination to you? All-night ragers, fancy sports cars, and expensive hotels. Or… Quaint, idyllic beaches, easily navigable public transit, and affordable stays. Probably the latter, right? Well, the experts at Coworking Mag compiled a list of the ‘The Ultimate U.S. Cities for Digital Nomads’. Based on their study, …
There are approximately 45,000 flights zipping through the sky each day, but as advanced as our capabilities are to see the world, sometimes the scenic route is best. That’s what Amtrak is betting on with a new route connecting a pair of America’s most iconic cities. While you could certainly fly to either place in …
With how expensive travel has gotten, shoulder seasons offer the perfect opportunity to cut back on costs and keep your adventures a bit more local – if you play your cards right, you can still have the time of your life while saving for a bigger, better winter getaway. And if you’re anything like me …
The U.S. is home to many of the world’s most iconic cities. You know, New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, among others. Those 3 in particular have received some not-so-nice press in recent years, which is why you’re not seeing them soar to new heights. Not to say they aren’t worthy visiting; they’re still iconic. …
America’s favorite vacation spots aren’t where you think! Forget California and New York, a whopping SIX Florida cities just topped the list of must-visit U.S. destinations. From beach bums to theme park fanatics, here’s the inside scoop on why Florida has everyone packing their bags: Florida is the go-to domestic destination for Americans: occupying the …