If you’re planning on taking a Transatlantic trip this fall, the Mediterranean is likely to be at the top of your list: after all, it is lapped by some of the continent’s oldest and most culturally-rich countries, not to mention it boasts summer-like temperatures well into October. On the downside, the overwhelming levels of tourism …

Turquoise seas, balmy weather, softly biting pistachio gelato as you explore a cobbled town dating back to immemorial: there’s nothing quite like a Mediterranean summer. The only downside? Every single popular ‘Med’ country is battling an overwhelming surge in tourism right now, from Spain, where overtourism protests are erupting, to Italy, where Venice, Portofino and …

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 …

With the Olympics about to commence and around 15 million tourists expected to visit this summer only, drawn to a twinkling Eiffel Tower, the award-winning gastronomy, and high culture, you’d expect Paris to be the most visited city in the world right now. Or perhaps New York and its iconic Brooklyn Bridge, verdant urban parks, …

The Mediterranean—or how it’s affectionately called, ‘The Med’—is the most popular destination for Americans crossing the pond this summer, after all, all of their favorite sunny hotspots straddle the turquoise-colored waters, from Spain to France to Italy to Croatia to Greece. Still, this is a pretty vast sea, branching out into three continents, and some …

Home to unspoiled beaches, ancient cities with origins lost to time and breathtaking nature, and being much cheaper than just about every competing country in the Mediterranean basin, Türkiye is one of the leading digital nomad destinations in the world. Due to its year-round warmer weather and budget-friendliness, it draws in millions of remote workers …

If you’ve been planning a Eurotrip this summer but you’re suddenly taken aback by how expensive hotels are—not to mention the crowds that have already started forming—you may be wondering whether there are cheaper alternatives to the popular France-Italy-Spain trio. We’re glad to report you don’t necessarily need to break the bank to soak up …

Dreaming of a European escape this May but worried about breaking the bank? May is one of the best months to visit Europe, as temperatures are already starting to rise, but crowds remain largely under control, and if you’re flying across the pond this month for a sunny break, you may be wondering where exactly …

With Gen Z’s and millennials’ newfound hunger for exploring the world, and even boomers taking their chances at backpacking while leaving their unadventurous partners at home, solo travel has been experiencing a resurgence like no other. There’s no beating that rush you get when you land alone in a brand new destination, or when you …

To some, planning a summer trip in the middle of April might seem like overkill, but seasoned travelers know that, if anything, making your reservations in spring is already a bit late, especially if you’re looking to take advantage of those early bird deals. And for those currently contemplating where to head off to this …

Those who’ve been planning their summer vacations for some time now know that it’s never too early to start. With travel officially coming back in full force, people are more eager than ever to realize their dream beach getaways and hotels and flights are being booked months in advance. If you’ve yet to decide where …

Can’t wait until spring or summer for a trip to Europe? Fear not; this historic continent has a ton of places that are perfect to explore during winter. While traditional destinations like the United Kingdom and France will always attract attention, there are a handful of other countries that are scoring well with travelers right …