Thinking of making your next stop the UK as a remote worker or digital nomad? Then there’s good news! The UK has opened its doors for American digital nomads and you don’t need a visa according to Native Planet. One of the most frustrating parts of being a digital nomad is figuring out where …
London might be the most popular destination in the United Kingdom, attracting around 20 million visitors each year, but another UK city stole my heart recently. Edinburgh, Scotland has quickly become one of my all-time favorite destinations for solo travel. I’ve been to London countless times over the years, as well as other destinations in …
After three years of lackluster performance, tourism in London, one of the most popular destinations in Europe, has surged back to record levels: it was the third most visited city worldwide in 2023, and Americans seem to be the leading nationality among visitors. According to data from the Office of National Statistics, they make up …
Few countries rely as heavily on American tourists as Gaelic heartland Scotland does: according to the latest report published by their national tourism organization, 9% more U.S. visitors have landed in the country compared to 2019. Additionally, Americans now make up a majority of foreign arrivals, and excluding other British nationals, they already surpass fellow …
For American travelers this year, North America and Europe have remained the most enticing places to travel to. It’s easy to see why, given the accessibility, cultural highlights, and stunning natural beauty that many destinations here possess. These destinations have also been breaking all kinds of pre-pandemic travel records. From tropical beach getaways and snow-capped …
When it comes to international travel, Americans’ go-to destinations are pretty well-established by now, with Mexico and Canada sitting comfortably at number 1 and 2 respectively, partly due to their many cultural and natural wonders and partly due to their geographical proximity. However, what about the places Americans are crossing oceans to visit – where …
For a majority of American travelers, Europe is best experienced as a sunny getaway. Scenic coastal drives, gelatos in Italy, Mediterranean sun-soaking, and long balmy afternoons exploring cobbled towns make up the perfect summer combo: why would you willingly opt for an off-season Transatlantic trip and have it any other way, right? Right…? Did You …
Though international travel has experienced a slight plateau this holiday season, longer-term trends speak loud and clear — Americans are traveling abroad more than ever. However, when the whole world is part of your travel bucket list, choosing one destination to dedicate your carefully allocated time and money to can feel more like a chore …
Britain is not everyone’s first choice for a post-summer getaway. It has a reputation for being freezing cold and rainy even in the peak travel season, and it certainly lacks the warm oceans and cloud-free skies of Europe’s Mediterranean South, but that’s not to say it should be easily discarded. Or, we must add, that …
The United Kingdom is one of the most popular European destinations for Americans and Canadians, not only due to language but also deep cultural and historical ties – after all, North America was mostly settled by the Britons. Though they will continue to be welcomed in the U.K. in the future, the country is set …
The United Kingdom is the most popular international destination for American travelers in 2023, with a 145% increase in flight bookings from the United States to the United Kingdom compared to last year. Most American travelers are going to London, which is the most popular international destination of the summer. Though London takes the lead, …