A few years ago, the very mention of the term workcation might have caused confusion and raised some eyebrows. After all, aren’t work and vacation the exact opposite of each other? Why on earth would anyone want to combine the two? As we all know now, living in a post-pandemic world has brought many changes …

Iceland has been rated as the most peaceful country by the Global Peace Index for several years in a row, and for good reason.  With a low poverty rate, low crime, political stability, and a good healthcare system, it’s no wonder that its citizens are amongst the happiest in the world. Travelers in Iceland can …

On a recent list of the best Central American cities for digital nomads, Panama was included not once but twice, with both the well-known Panama City and the lesser-known Playa Venao snagging a spot. While the popularity among ex-pats of this Central American country is nothing new, factors such as digital nomad visas, the high …

Solo travel is something that can be so intriguing for many, yet panic-inducing for others. As alluring as the idea of traveling alone to a foreign place can be, any traveler will tell you that it’s also daunting, especially for first-timers. In a new report, the travel safety index highlights 10 locations around the globe …

If you are somewhere deep in the middle of winters cold grasp right now, it should be no surprise that one of the biggest social media searches at the moment is winter getaways. The hashtag winter sun has over 26 million views on TikTok right now, and there’s no better time to sit and dream …

Digital nomads traditionally travel to destinations in Latin America or Asia to discover new cultures and expand their budgets. However, the United States also has a lot to offer remote workers, too, and a new study can prove it. Reviews.org—a company specializing in tech reviews— recently published a report on the best cities in the …

The news coming out of Peru has not been very promising in recent months, with protests gripping the country, forcing the closure of the country’s most famous site, Machu Picchu, and bringing tourism to a halt. However, the recent announcement that the famed archeological site will reopen to tourists Wednesday, February 15th is a long …

Spring is in the air, and that can only mean that spring break is nearly upon us. The very mention of this popular vacation might bring back memories of MTV beach houses, college students living it up, swim-up bars, and spending endless amounts of money on questionable amounts of alcohol. Or perhaps you prefer a …

Booked your flight and getting ready for an adventure to Los Cabos? You certainly aren’t alone. As one of the world’s top beach destinations, Los Cabos is no stranger to the spotlight. But before the fun begins, there are a few things you need to keep in mind for your trip. In this post, we’ll …

As exciting as it is, international travel is not always a breeze. There are numerous rules American citizens must observe when going abroad, including never overstaying their 90 days as tourists and ensuring they have enough blank pages on their passport booklet, but luckily, numerous destinations in Latin America have far more relaxed policies in …

South America offers travelers a mix of anything and everything, from glaciers to mountains to cities and beaches. Narrowing down where to visit in this vast continent can be a monumental task for even the intrepid traveler. But with more reasons to visit than ever before, South America should be on everyone’s bucket list this …

Spring break isn’t the only way to travel this season, and Americans are searching and booking more and more smaller and less assuming destinations. One trend in particular that is proving popular is the lake lifestyle. American travelers are looking to beaches and lakes this year, with lake towns seeing a nearly 500% increase in …