Bosnia and Herzegovina is a pretty offbeat destination as it is, but if you’re part of the 0.1% of Europe-bound American tourists who end up coming here, chances are it’s the national capital Sarajevo, or the bridge-famous Mostar where you’ll be headed. We’ve covered those Bosnian hotspots numerous times before, and though tourism has definitely …

Not Amalfi and its overpriced, celeb-frequented beach clubs. Nor Nice, anchored by the French Riviera and the jet-setting Cannes. Definitely not Mallorca, either: if anything, Spain’s Mediterranean hotspot is actively chasing tourists away. The fastest-growing Med destination right now is tucked away in the lesser-explored Balkan Peninsula, where it’s less about overpolished resorts and influencer-packed …

Had your fill of the Parises and Londons of the world? This epic Eastern European capital still feels like the Europe of yesteryear—no overpriced tourist traps, no hour-long queues—and even better, it’s arguably safer than your average major Western hub. Belgrade, in Serbia, has been the talk of the travel world lately, and for good …

Famous for their warm hospitality, Slavic culture, generous visa policies and cheaper prices, the Balkans have emerged as a safe haven for digital nomads in recent years, and indeed, if you’re a Europhile keen on making those dollars stretch further, this is where you should be headed. Europe is not exactly known for being a …

Few countries have been as receptive to digital nomadism and young travelers like Albania has. Being one of only two European countries where Americans can live for up to a year with no requirement other than their nationality, it is hosting its first-ever Digital Nomad Conference in Tirana, the quirky, incredibly fun capital. Albania has …

With demand for culture-infused sunny vacations continuing to grow, numerous countries in Southern Europe are reporting a rapid increase in arrival figures, with record levels of tourism seen across the entire Mediterranean basin. From Spain’s Costa del Sol to Greece’s Easternmost Aegean islands, travelers are flocking to sandy beaches for some of that slow-paced lifestyle …

With its absence of borders, high levels of safety and development, and unparalleled cultural offer, Europe is still the go-to destination for digital nomads, though the latest surge in prices, particularly in the Eurozone, might have discouraged some from moving across the pond. While it’s true European countries are getting increasingly expensive, including those that …

Mediterranean Europe is back to being the world’s tourism playground now that air traffic is reaching pre-crisis levels, and more Americans are feeling the impetus to go abroad. It’s hardly shocking that the likes of France, Italy, Spain, and most recently Croatia are taking the lead in booking trends, seeing that they have always been …

Mediterranean Europe is the go-to summer destination for millions of Americans. Famous for its crystal-clear waters, picturesque coastal villages, and incredibly ancient nations, the region is bracing for a record increase in tourism this season. As strange as it sounds, one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful swimming spots, which has recently earned the nickname of …

Now that Europe’s border curbs have been fully lifted, Americans are returning in droves to the continent. The only downside to the resumption of normality? The crowds are back, and all of Europe’s tourist hotspots are not only awash with tourists but facing huge price surges. Fortunately for crowd-wary travelers and those looking to experience …

Western Europeans are not exactly famous for their warmth towards tourists. Whether it’s French locals rolling their eyes at Americans astounded by the sights in Paris, or Italian waiters being a bit too blunt when taking orders, sometimes you may feel as if you’re not welcome at all visiting Europe. That’s hardly a surprise, seeing …

I just spent a whole day exploring one of Europe’s poorest countries, where there are no shimmery Eiffel Towers, Mediterranean sunsets, or wide leafy boulevards lined with designer shops – and I almost couldn’t believe I was still in the same continent. Comprising Southeastern Europe, the Balkan Peninsula is officially home to 12 nations, which …