Uh-oh! I can smell the controversy brewing already. One city typically flying under the radar is being hyped up as a must-visit destination. Is it Ireland? Is it the UK? Or something else entirely? Well, it depends on who you ask… The kids might say we have ourselves a ‘situationship’. One thing is for sure …

London is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Riding on a red double-decker, posing with a telephone box, seeing the sprawling skyline from up the giant wheel by the Thames, and crossing Tower Bridge are all bucket list items for visitors. As great a city as it may be, however, London …

Alongside France, Italy, and Germany, the U.K. is one of the four countries U.S. travelers want to visit the most on a Eurotrip. Although it is extremely popular among Americans and Canadians alike, due to both the close historical and cultural ties these three nations share, the overwhelming majority of visitors whose journeys originate across …

Just over a month after announcing some of the strictest measures in Europe in tackling the spread of Omicron, including the implementation of a curfew right before Christmas, the Republic of Ireland has now decided to lift most of them. It follows in the footsteps of the neighboring United Kingdom, which has recently scrapped mandatory …

Unlike other nations in the European Union, which have imposed testing requirements regardless of vaccination status, Ireland has now completely scrapped PCR mandates for fully vaccinated travelers. The Emerald Isle is now ready to welcome American and Canadian visitors again, as well as other foreign nationals, under more relaxed measures. That said, the definition of …

Several of the nations that comprise the UK have added rules that are bound to affect travelers’ plans as they hope to halt further spread of the Omicron Covid-19 variant throughout the British Isle. The countries of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have each added new restrictions, whilst England has held off on doing so …

Ireland is known for its vast Celtic mythology, folk music, rugged landscapes, and lofty castles. Although it might be tempting to stay in the pub sipping a Guinness beside a peat fire, the Irish countryside has much more to offer than just kissing the Blarney stone. So grab your camera and head out the door, …