You’re probably thinking winters in Europe are all about cobbled towns enveloped in mist, cozy Christmas Markets, and snow-clad landscapes, and while that’s certainly true for Prague, Edinburgh, and the like, this hidden island doesn’t seem to have got the memo. As a matter of fact, it seems like it’s forever stuck on spring, with …

Following Croatia’s accession in 2023 and last year’s Bulgaria and Romania, yet another European country is expected to join Europe’s Schengen Area soon: This year, Cyprus is expected to conclude its negotiation talks with the border-free zone and become its 30th member, but what does this mean effectively for travelers, especially Americans staying mid- to …

We know what you’re thinking, ‘the year’s barely started’, but if you dream of that idyllic Mediterranean summer across the pond, the time to plan and get those bookings in is right now, before prices start rising as we approach the high season. On that note, if you hate crowded places and you don’t want …

We all know Mykonos and Santorini for the whitewashed houses, volcanic-sand beaches, well-frequented beach clubs––and the overwhelming crowds––but what about all the other 200-plus populated Greek islands that are not as popular? A short 3-hour ferry ride from Greece’s most famous island duo, Syros is one of these lesser-known gems that are largely undeveloped, and that won’t …

Ahhh, Portugal! Your sun-kissed southern shores, with golden sands extending for miles on end, the vintage tramways that rattle up your capital’s hilly, pastel-colored neighborhoods, and the vast wine country dotted with fairytale villages to the north. It’s no wonder digital nomads can’t get enough of it, but while millions of expats flock to the …

You’re probably aware at this point that the housing crisis in London, the anti-foreigner sentiment in Barcelona, and the rapidly rising prices across Croatia have led to an exodus of young talent from these places, but where could they possibly be heading next? If you’re a digital nomad heading to Europe, you can bank on Nomads.com to …

Paris is the most sought-after destination in the whole of Europe this winter, and it’s not hard to see why: between the elegant Haussmann boulevards, the sparkly Eiffel Tower, and the romantic bistro culture, it’s a bucket list destination for millions of travelers. Despite being the capital of France, however, it is not its oldest …

If you’re flying to Europe this winter, drawn to all those ancient sights and incredible culture, you might already have made peace with the fact that weather-wise, it’s probably not the best season to be visiting, what with the gloomy skies and freezing temperatures. But then again, what’s a little rain when you have postcard-ready …

If you’re planning on taking the first flight out to Southern Europe as soon as temperatures start rising again, you might want to hold off on booking an overpriced week-long stay at Amalfi or Côte d’Azur until you read this first. Seriously overlooked by tourists and has flown under the radar of Americans in particular …

Europe is not exactly famous for its warmth and receptiveness towards tourists, especially following the travel surge of the post-pandemic years. Whether it’s in vibrant Paris or charming, canal-traversed Amsterdam, locals feel torn about the excessive number of arrivals: though it certainly helps boost the economy, mass tourism is often associated with crowding and an …

Europe in winter may be best associated with Christmas markets, snow-clad Old Towns, and moody skies, but you’re wrong to think that’s all the continent has to offer: in fact, not all destinations across the pond experience the low season in the same way. That is the case with certain parts of Spain, where it …

Spain and Portugal are two of the most popular countries in Europe, drawing in millions of visitors every year with their shared heritage, great food, wealth of historical sites, and of course, sun-drenched coastlines. They’re both located in Iberia, Europe’s southernmost and hottest peninsula, but surprisingly enough, both of their capitals––Madrid and Lisbon––are not connected …