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Experience: 7 Years Of Journalism Specializing in Travel Writing
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- Northern Lights & $99 Flights: Winter Is The Perfect Season To Visit This European Country
At this time of year, you're likely prioritizing destinations where temps are in the upper 70s, you don't step outside the door and you're suddenly knee-deep in snow, and where there are more than 5 hours of daylight every day. That's Iceland for you, but before you think we're discouraging you from visiting and you … - 4 Of The Sunniest Destinations To Visit In France This Fall––And They're Cheaper Than Paris!
Heading to France this fall and you're counting down the seconds until watching the Eiffel Tower sparkle at midnight as you sip on some rose wine by the Seine? Paris is every hopeless romantic's fever dream, and we get it why it would be on your bucket list. Ask for anything cultural and Paris will … - Cuba Is Updating Entry Rules For Americans––It's Now A Lot Easier To Visit!
Whether it's genuine fascination or gloomy intrigue, Cuba is a destination that many Americans have contemplated visiting at least once, and between the fascinating culture and the unspoiled beaches, we wouldn't blame them for looking past the ideological divide. The only deterrent? Cuba has never been exactly the easiest, most hassle-free vacation for Americans, from … - This Trendy Beach City Is The Spanish Miami And It Boasts Mild Winter Weather And $40 Hotels
Though Europe is probably not the first destination that comes to mind when you think of a winter sun getaway, not all parts of the continent will be exactly plunged into darkness and face bitterly cold temperatures starting in December. Certainly not this sun-drenched city lining the south coast of Spain, where the quiet season is blessed … - This Secret Island Paradise Is Europe's Best Winter Sun Destination
Europe may not be the first destination that pops to mind when you think of a sunny getaway this time of year––it's somewhere you typically go for Christmas markets and snow-dusted Old Towns instead––but this is a continent more diverse than it gets credit for. It may be rainy and cold in places like Paris … - These Are The 4 Newest Digital Nomad Destinations In South America To Explore For 2025
When it comes to living cheap as a digital nomad, exposing yourself to different, unique cultures, and enjoying a higher quality of life, South America's where it's at: From Medellin and Buenos Aires, the nether hemisphere is teeming with nomad activity right now. We all know where's popular and where remote workers are heading en masse … - This Is The Sunniest Region In All Of Europe––And It's Surprisingly Cheap To Visit!
Are you heading to Europe this fall, but you feel the heavy rain and chilly weather take all the fun out of travel planning? Needless to say, you might want to avoid more Northerly destinations, like London, Paris, Amsterdam and the like. On the other hand, there are a fair few sunny spots left that will not bid farewell … - 4 Incredible Digital Nomad Destinations In Europe That Will Not Be Freezing Cold This Winter
Are you a digital nomad country-hopping in Europe and already shivering at the thought of winter fast approaching? As incredible a home base as the Old Continent is, for all the culture, amazing food, and high quality of life you get, the period between December and March can be a bit of a downer, particularly … - This Tropical Paradise Near Cancun Just Named Top Island Destination In Mexico
If you're heading to Mexico soon for a much-needed relaxing vacation and to be closer to the unspoiled nature, the Mayan Riviera and its satellite islands of Isla Mujeres and Cozumel are the last place you want to be this winter: Though they are undoubtedly beautiful, resort zones can get very crowded, and prices more … - This Gorgeous Beach Town An Hour Away From Cancun Is An Affordable Sunny Getaway
Dreaming of a sunny getaway to Mexico but the party scene and bustling crowds of Cancun do not sound particularly inspiring? The Mexican Caribbean is a vast territory comprising lush jungles, an extensive coastline and ancient ruins with origins lost to time, and you can definitely have a great time without following the masses into … - This Secret UK Destination Boasts 80 Degree Temps & Turquoise Waters This Fall
We know what you're thinking: how could there possibly be anywhere in freezing, rainy Britain that's over 80 degrees Fahrenheit right now, and more unfathomably even, there are turquoise waters to swim in? You're correct, that's highly unlikely. Though the Cornish coast is a seriously-underrated beach destination, and the seas surrounding some islands off Scotland … - Forget Barcelona! This Unheard-Of City In Spain Offers Great Fall Weather And Ancient Culture
Home to world-renowned architectural feats by Gaudí, with La Sagrada Família and Park Güell, to name a couple, not to mention the honey-colored Mediterranean beaches, Barcelona is perhaps the leading tourist destination in Spain, drawing in millions of tourists every year. Unironically, it’s precisely its irresistible appeal and popularity that’s proven to be its downfall: … - Christmas Markets & Cozy Old Towns: 5 Affordable European Winter Destinations
As much as we love it for sunny getaways ourselves, there's no denying Europe is at its most magical in the wintertime: There's nothing quite like a snow-dusted medieval town dotted with smoky chimneys, streets lit up in fairy lights, and of course, the world-famous Christmas markets. From admiring the stunning decorations to sampling local … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This Warm Portugal Island This Winter
If you're flying to Europe in the next couple of months and you're yet to give up hope on an off-season warm getaway, this small, unbelievably beautiful Portuguese island in the middle of the Atlantic offers unspoiled nature, affordable eats, stunning architecture, and 68-degree temps in winter: The largest island in the Azores, a Portugal-administered … - This Cheap Spanish City Located In Africa Offers Crowd Free Beaches & Culture
We all know Spain for its beautiful coastline, vibrant metropolises where modern city-building goes hand in hand with tradition and architectural beauty, and, well, that irresistible Southern European flair: there's just no beating cobbled Old Towns and $5 tapas. What some may not know, however, is that Spain is not restricted to Europe only: though this may … - No More Wait Times For Bali Arrivals! Breeze Through e-Gates In Minutes
Have you ever flown halfway across the world to Bali for a relaxing vacation only to arrive at the airport and spend several long minutes, if not hours, waiting in line just to go through checks? Yep, turns out you're not the only one keen on oriental temples and getaways into nature. Bali is a … - Secret Cultural Destination In Mexico Unveiled With New Maya Train Leaving From Cancun!
It's only been a few days since the south section of the Maya Train launched from Cancun, and though the locomotive's arrival to Tulum has received extensive coverage, little to no attention has been paid to all the other incredible destinations that have also become more accessible to tourists. It turns out that if you … - This Secret Mediterranean Island Is One Of Europe's Most Peaceful Sunny Getaways This Fall
Leaves may already be turning brown across much of Northern Europe, not to mention the heavy floods now affecting multiple destinations, but the further south you go, the sunnier it gets, and when it comes to one of the southernmost spots, temperatures are pretty much summer-high still: Italy may be best known for its cultural … - Stunning Nature And Affordable Beach Vacations: Why This Latin American Country Is Rising In Popularity
Panama has never been an ultra-popular country for U.S. tourists in Central America despite boasting natural resources just as rich as its neighbors', endless miles of coastline both on the Caribbean and Pacific, and a fascinating cultural heritage. It's somehow been historically overshadowed by bigger destinations like Costa Rica and Guatemala, but that trend seems … - Why Fall Is The Perfect Time To Visit This Secret Tiny Country In The Middle Of Italy
Whether you're a History buff or just moderately interested in geography, it probably wouldn't blow your mind if we were to tell you there is an independent country inside Italy: we've all heard of the Vatican, seat of the Holy See, and the world's tiniest sovereign state. However, unless you've been studying the map of … - Spain Is The Digital Nomad Capital Of Europe: Here Are The 4 Cheapest Beach Destinations
According to a new landmark report by Global Citizens Solutions, sunny Spain is Europe's top digital destination, with remote workers having flocked there in recent years drawn to its high quality of life, the favorable economic environment, as well as visa benefits. If you've been out here hustling as a nomad for a while, that … - Turquoise Seas & Smaller Crowds: 3 Warm Coastal Destinations To Visit In Europe This Fall
With leaves turning brown and starting to gather on the sidewalk, days getting shorter and colder as early as September, and multiple cities seeing record rain, you may be wondering whether there's still any hope left for a sunny getaway to Europe in the coming weeks. While pumpkin season has arrived sooner than expected this … - Move Over Barcelona! Travelers Are Flocking to Lesser Known City With Stunning Old Town
The Gaudi landmarks, towering Sagrada Familia, and lively palm-lined boardwalk straddling an azure sea—there are many reasons why Americans would put Barcelona at the top of their Spain wishlist and many reasons why they wouldn't. Between the increased tourist phobia and rising room rates, the Catalonian hub no longer feels like the welcoming city it once was. … - Cheap Food, Cozy Cafes And Incredible Culture: This Is The Best City In Europe For Digital Nomads
Looking for the next digital nomad hotspot in Europe that offers cheap eats, a lively social scene, high levels of safety, and beautiful sights that would make you want to prolong your stay indefinitely––well, provided the local bureaucracy allows? Look no further: Budapest in Hungary is your soon-to-be remote work sanctuary, at least according to … - Spain Without The Crowds! Here Are 4 Beautiful Fall Destinations To Be Discovered
With a History spanning several millennia, amazing beaches, and playing host to a number of world-class cities, Spain is one of the most popular destinations in Europe this fall, but there's this slight caveat most tourists fail to take into consideration before booking a trip. Until… they get water sprinkled on them as they peacefully … - 4 Lesser-Known Cultural Destinations In Mexico That Are Safe For Americans This Fall
Mexico is the number one cultural getaway for Americans: not only are flights there short, the weather great, and the cuisine unrivaled, but the cultural offer is boundless. There's just one caveat. As beautiful as they may be, there are certain cities you wouldn't go out of your way to visit if you deem safety paramount, such … - This Surprising Latin American Country Named One Of The World's Safest
Not that long ago, you'd probably laugh at the prospect of gang-dominated El Salvador, where corruption is supposedly endemic and violent crime is rampant, ever featuring on a mainstream list of the world's safest countries. We probably would ourselves at one point, too, but as unlikely as it sounds, especially if you've grown used to … - Cancun Airport Officially Bans Uber! Here Are 3 Ways To Avoid The Overpriced Taxis
We've entered a new chapter in the never-ending Cancun Airport taxi saga: as reported by the Cancun Sun, the leading source for all things Riviera Maya, a new notice has been issued effectively banning Uber pick-ups outside the terminals. The decision follows a months-long dispute between taxi operators and the rideshare platform, which's known for … - Move Over Punta Cana! Americans Keep Flocking To This Lesser-Known Island In The Caribbean
With year-round warm weather, pristine beaches, and luxury services, you know how it goes: The Caribbean is the leading destination for Americans heading to the tropics regardless of season, and seeing most will only be getting about 10 days of paid vacation every year, can you really blame anyone for sun, sand and fun? That … - Forget Europe! Here's 4 Beautiful Cities Across The Border In Canada Oozing Old World Charm
With its fairytale castles that look almost cropped out of a Disney film and stone-built cities that have barely seen the passing of time, it's no wonder Europe is on the radar of (nearly) every American out there. However, between the surging crowds and rising prices, we're wondering whether now's the best time to visit … - Two Of Mexico's Most Beautiful Cities Are Located Inside The Country's Safest Zone
Gang-dominated areas, pickpocketing, and high rates of violence in some areas: there are many reasons why you would want to keep your guard up on a trip to Mexico––as the mainstream media would have you believe, anyway. While it's true there have been instances where tourists were targeted by criminals, it's important not to generalize: … - These 2 Lesser-Known European Countries Have Near Perfect Weather This Fall
With temperatures dropping to new lows in Europe as early as September and the rainy season starting pretty early this year, you may be wondering whether a Transatlantic trip should even be in the cards this fall. As beautiful as Europe is, walking cobbled streets in the pouring rain is no fun. While it’s true … - Tickets Sell Out Fast! New Maya Train From Cancun To Tulum Begins Service
After numerous delays, and even reports it could get axed completely, the Maya Train from Cancun to Tulum has officially launched as of this week, bringing tourists closer to the trendy resort town, famous for the pristine beaches and ancient ruins. The launch was celebrated by tourism officials and locals alike, after a 3-year waiting … - 80 Degrees In The Fall And $5 Tapas: This Stunning Spanish City Offers Sunny Weather And It's Cheap To Visit
If you're flying to Europe in the coming weeks, and you've been watching in dismay as flooding increases and temperatures plummet to new lows as early as October, you may be wondering whether you can still salvage your idyllic European fall trip. In your place, we wouldn't be heading to Northerly destinations like London, Paris … - Move Over Rome! This Lesser Known Cultural City Is On The Sea & Has $5 Pizzas
Heading to Italy this fall? You may have been surprised to find prices in Rome and other tourism hotspots have not necessarily dropped as expected post-summer––nor have crowds dissipated as they normally would. Due to the record-breaking heat, a growing number of travelers is now actively avoiding July when planning a visit, so don't fly all the … - These Are 5 Of The Cheapest Destinations To Visit In Europe This Fall
If you're planning on flying across the pond this fall, you've probably been taken aback by the dramatic increase in prices, as well as reports crowds that would once subside once the high season was over are simply not going away. Europe is now busy year-round, and it's becoming increasingly harder to happen upon great … - Italy's Most Underrated Cultural Gem Is A Must-See For Travelers This Fall
Come rain or come shine, tourists will be flocking to Italy regardless. Home to a whopping 60 World Heritage Sites, the most of any country, and boasting a cultural wealth few nations–and civilizations as a whole–could match, it is on the bucket list of (nearly) every travel enthusiast. That's both a blessing and a curse: while it's … - New Tourist Train Launching Between Two Of Mexico's Most Beautiful Cultural Destinations!
Following the successful launch of the Maya Train last year, linking the coastal resort city of Cancun to several natural wonders and historic cities, including the colonial-era gems of Izamal and Merida, demand for rail travel in Mexico seems to be at an all-time high. Ever since, a host of new railway projects have been announced, including a … - New Sleeper Train Launches Between Vienna And Rome (From $44)
Nothing screams Europe quite like a romantic train journey, and if you're hoping to hit the railway for your next Transatlantic trip, you'll be thrilled to learn a new overnight service has just launched between two of the continent's most beautiful cities in time for fall. As of this week, you can travel on a … - Hidden Gem Of Greece: This Sunny Island Boasts Crystal-Clear Waters & Ancient Culture
With over 6,000 islands to its name and boasting warmer temperatures year-round, Greece is one of the most sought-after sunny getaways across the pond in the fall. Be it the whitewashed villages of Santorini, Mykonos' unrivaled party scene, or the rugged scenery of Milos, the Aegean will be brimming with visitors this season, but there's … - 30 Minutes From Venice! This Hidden Gem Offers Canals, Tiramisu & $68 Hotels
If you're a culture buff, we get why Venice, the floating city, would be at the top of your travel bucket list. The gondola rides, the strolling down picturesque streets, the marveling at iconic monuments like the Doge's Palace and the Bridge of Sighs, and the list goes on. We're sorry to inform you, but you're not alone. … - Travel On A ‘Foliage' Train From Italy To Switzerland For Only $30 This Season
If you're heading to the autumnal dreamland that is Europe in the coming weeks, and you can feel your heart flutter just thinking of the season's snuggly coziness and all the fairy-tail-ish small towns nestled amid lush foliage you could visit, we have (incredible) news for you: Starting October 12, you can travel on a … - Why This Lesser-Known Coastal City In Spain Is The Perfect Fall Destination
Heading to Europe soon but watching in dismay as temperatures drop and cities like Amsterdam, London and Paris see their first rainfall of the season, and in some cases, even hail? Boy, we get it. We're not ready to say goodbye to what's been a gorgeous summer ourselves yet, and if you had hopes you … - The U.K. Will Start Refusing Entry To Americans Who Do Not Pay Their Tourist Fee
Following in the footsteps of Europe's Schengen Area, which has recently announced that, starting from next year, Americans will have to apply for a paid travel permit before entering, the United Kingdom has also confirmed it will be bringing in its own entry fee. For years now, Americans have been able to fly to London … - These Are The 4 Safest Caribbean Beach Destinations According To U.S. State Department
Say what you will, safety will always be a relevant topic for Americans going abroad, particularly in the Caribbean: Despite its numerous paradisiacal islands and year-round amazing weather, it's not exactly known to be one of the safest territories to travel worldwide, with popular destinations like Jamaica and the Dominican Republic all being affected. As … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To Tulum From These 7 U.S. Cities This Fall
Famous for its crystal-clear Caribbean beaches, centuries-old Mayan temples, and luxurious resorts, Tulum is one of the most popular destinations for Americans going abroad, especially following the opening of a new international airport just 12 miles outside town. Though not all of the currently-planned 11 routes between the United States and Tulum are up and … - These Are The 3 Fastest Growing Destinations This Fall According To Expedia
After a long scorching summer, fall is finally upon us, and whether you're already dreaming of vast swathes of crimson fall foliage or you're not ready to say goodbye to that summery weather just yet, chances are you've already started planning your next getaway. Well, you're not exactly alone, with a large number of your … - The 4 Most Exciting New International Flight Routes Launching From The U.S.
Fall is fast approaching, and if you haven't gone on an international trip this year, now is the perfect time to start planning. Prices will start dropping, the summer crowds will dissipate, and most excitingly even, more flight routes will be launching from the U.S. If Mexico, France, Italy, and the like don't exactly appeal … - Mexico's Best-Kept Secret: This Safe Destination Has Authentic Culture & Ancient Ruins
Ask any American out there what's their go-to country for a vacation, and chances are they'll say Mexico: While that's of course subjective, and we're yet to interview every U.S. citizen out there regarding their travel preferences, it's not a secret Mexico is a well-loved destination among its Northerly neighbors… and the funny thing is, … - Cheap Living & Incredible Culture: This Asian Country Has Become A Mecca For Digital Nomads
If you've been traveling the globe as a digital nomad for a while, you may have realized at this point finding the perfect home base to work remotely from is considerably more challenging than you might have imagined at first. Europe is great for the cultural wealth and the higher standards of living, but the … - Affordable & Stunning City 2 Hours From Rome Is The Perfect Fall Getaway
Narrow streets lined by ocher-colored buildings, charming piazze centered around medieval fountains, and some of the best-preserved ancient Roman monuments still surviving to this day—there are many reasons to go to Rome. At the same time, there are many why you shouldn't: Between the intense crowding––sorry, folks, waking up at 5 to get to Fontana … - Tourists Warned To Take Caution On Cabo Beaches With Swimming Banned In Several Areas
Other than the incredible food, hospitable locals, world-class resort stays and unbeatable balmy weather, one of the many reasons why Americans flock into Los Cabos in Mexico is the sun-kissed coast lapped by azure waters. That's why some travelers are often surprised to find that several beaches are off-limits due to the impossibly-tall waves and … - 3 New Changes Coming To All European Airports Travelers Need To Know
If you're an American flying to Europe in the near future, there are 3 big changes coming to all European airports you should be aware of if you plan on having a smooth ride in and out of the Old Continent––or even being allowed to enter at all. As you might already know, Europe has been slowly tightening … - Unveiling Paradise: This Latin American Gem Sets New Tourist Arrival Record
When you think of Latin America, it's probably tourism giants like Mexico, Argentina and Colombia that come to mind, and that's only understandable: Between one's luxurious Caribbean resorts and ancient Mayan sites and the others' charming colonial cities and delectable street food, they're often a first-time visitor's preferred pick when planning a trip to the … - Americans Will Have To Get Fingerprinted And Registered Traveling To Europe From November
For years, Americans have been allowed to enter (most of) Europe unrestricted, without overly strict checks or entry permits required. In some airports, like Charles de Gaulle in Paris and Fiumicino in Rome, they are even allowed to use eGates upon landing, like they're Europeans. Starting from November, however, they will be faced with additional bureaucracy: … - Discover Europe's Best-Kept Secret! Fairytale Town With Turquoise Waters & Budget Prices
If you're planning on heading to Europe this season but you've been taken aback by the staggeringly high prices and reports of mass tourism even as summer peters out, hear me out: Instead of jetting off to Barcelona, where you might be welcomed to ‘Go Home!‘ chants, or Dubrovnik, a coastal citadel turned Disneyland for … - This Beautiful Mediterranean Coast Has Smaller Crowds And It's Cheaper To Visit This Fall
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 … - These Are The 5 Warmest Island Destinations In Europe This Fall
Fall is fast approaching in Europe, but if you're not ready to embrace the foliage-clad landscape and bid farewell to the balminess just yet, you may be wondering which destinations will remain summer-warm heading into the cooler months. Fortunately, not all of Europe will be getting the sweaters out and swapping Aperol Spritz for hot … - Move Over Amsterdam! This Fairytale City With Canals & No Crowds Is Only 2 Hours Away
With its UNESCO-listed waterways, world-class museums, and edgy Red Light District, home to a plethora of entertainment venues and a thriving nightlife scene, Amsterdam is likely to be on your radar for a future trip to Europe. Something tourists often fail to take into account when planning a visit, however, is how crowded and expensive … - Hidden Coves & Crystal Clear Waters: This Affordable Mediterranean Town Is The Perfect Fall Getaway
Fall is fast approaching, and if you're planning on flying overseas to Europe for some sun and culture, the Mediterranean is likely where you'll be headed. Sadly, the days of the Med being calmer and quieter in the off-season are long gone: from the trendy holiday islands of Mallorca and Santorini to the cruising hubs … - These Are The Top 5 Cheapest Destinations For Digital Nomads In Spain
The sunniest country in Europe––with a vast cultural wealth to its name––Spain has been ranked by Global Citizen Solutions the best place in the world for digital nomads. Not only is it one of a handful of European countries to have launched a Digital Nomad Visa (DNV), making it easier for remote workers to settle, … - Turquoise Waters And Ancient Old Towns: Brand New Mediterranean Destination Is Launching In Europe Next Year
The Mediterranean is probably the busiest summer destination in Europe, drawing in millions of tourists with its Old World allure and endless miles of pristine coastline, shared by countries like Spain, France, Italy, Croatia and the like. Considering there's hardly a tourism hotspot as established and sought-after, we wouldn't blame you for thinking there hasn't … - Beat The Summer Heat & Crowds! 4 European Destinations That Are Best Visited In The Fall
Summers in Europe can be the stuff of dreams, what with the turquoise Mediterranean coastlines, pastel-colored towns dating back centuries (if not thousands of years), and that laid-back lifestyle you couldn't easily find elsewhere. On the other hand, it can get unbearably hot. You don't want to be out and about exploring a stone-built city … - Move Over Chichen Itza! This Mayan Ruin Is Bigger & Opening For Tourists This Fall
One of the best-preserved ancient cities belonging to the bygone Mayan civilization, Chichen Itza is the most popular day trip for tourists from Cancun. It is ranked number one on TripAdvisor and draws millions of visitors every year, thanks to its Wonder of the World status. Indeed, it is a fascinating ensemble of ancient ruins … - Don't Miss It! One Of The World's Top Experiences Is Near Cancun
Cancun may well be the leading tourist destination in Mexico, welcoming guests to luxurious resorts and pristine Caribbean beaches lapped by turquoise waters, but impressive service aside, it's lacking in one thing, and one thing only: Culture. Built as a resort hub in the late 70s, it doesn't have the centuries of accumulated heritage to … - Turquoise Waters & Affordable Resorts: Meet The Top 3 Beach Destinations In One Of Europe's Cheapest Countries
Located at the crossroad between East and West, Türkiye has risen to prominence as one of the top destinations globally, with Business Review confirming it's already grown 13.9% year-on-year based on the first half of 2024 alone. Tourists love Türkiye for its affordability, even after inflation and the volatile nature of the Turkish lira are … - Europe's New Entry Fee Alert! 4 Countries That Are Still Free To Visit In 2025
From 2025, Europe will introduce its Entry Authorization System, commonly shortened to ETIAS, that will require Americans to require permission in advance, and pay a 7 euro entry fee to fly to Europe. Before you rush down to the comment section in rage, we suggest you read this accompanying article thoroughly to understand what an … - Discover The Popular Medieval European City That Still Loves Tourists!
As Europe grapples with overtourism and locals start turning hostile towards visitors across numerous destinations, it's only natural if you're wondering whether taking a Transatlantic trip in the fall is even worth the hassle. After all, we guess it's no fun getting water splashed on you when dining out in Barcelona, as some tourists have … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To One Of Europe's Most Beautiful Cities This Fall
The land of ancient cities that date back to times immemorial and fairytale castles that could belong in a Disney theme park (except they're the real deal), Europe is sure to be on the radar of every culture-hungry American this fall. Not only will prices drop significantly, with hotels and tourist experiences becoming cheaper to … - Italy's Secret Fall Getaway Unveiled! Meet The Idyllic Lake Town Locals Go To Beat The Crowds
A picturesque lake set against the backdrop of the Southern Alps, Lake Como is one of the most popular destinations in Italy. It is where you'll find all of those gorgeous Baroque villas that keep popping up on your Instagram feed, the postcardy pastel-colored towns and lush nature. On the downside, it can be pricey … - Forget Cancun! This Safe Caribbean Destination Has White Sand Beaches & Cheaper All-Inclusives
With September fast approaching, it's nearly time to start planning that fall getaway, and if you haven't yet had the chance to go somewhere nice and warm this year already, where you get pampered and bask in the sun, Cancun is likely to be at the top of your list. Before you book that jam-packed … - Digital Nomads Can Stay In These 5 Asian Countries For Up To 3 Months Without A Visa
With its lower cost of living, fascinating culture that is unlike anything Westerners have grown up exposed to, and world-class city breaks, Asia is one of the most popular destinations for digital nomads right now, and it would probably be their go-to spot, were it not for one slight caveat: Across a majority of Asian … - Ancient Ruins & Turquoise Bays: Why Fall Is The Best Time To Visit Greece's Trendiest Island
Home to paradisiacal Mediterranean beaches and ancient cities with origins lost to time––some of the oldest known to mankind––Greece has been one of the most popular destinations for Americans this year, and this is likely to be the case still going into the fall. Be that as it may, if Athens' surging crowds (and prices) … - This Unheard-Of European City With Stunning Architecture Is Shockingly Cheap
Romania is not the first destination that comes to mind when Americans plan a trip to Europe. It doesn't have a world-renowned monument like France's Eiffel Tower, nor does it boast year-round warmer temperatures like Andalusia in Spain. On the other hand, the Eastern country is known for its Dracula associations, well-preserved medieval castles that … - Breathtaking Turquoise Bay & Ancient Towns: Europe's Affordable Fall Escape Unveiled
If you're planning a cultural getaway to Europe this fall, but Italy's overwhelming crowds and Spain's surging prices put you off visiting, perhaps it's eastward you should be looking instead, or more specifically, Southeast: A beautiful Mediterranean inlet lined flanked by jagged peaks and ancient towns, Kotor Bay is Montenegro's pride and joy and one … - This Is The Number One Luxury Beach Destination In Latin America
Being allowed only 10 days of paid vacation per year on average, it's no wonder a majority of Americans think first and foremost of relaxation whenever going abroad once in a blue moon. We're talking five-star stays, being treated like royalty from the minute you check in to the time of departure, and enjoying round-the-clock … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To These 4 European Beach Destinations This Fall
With crowds starting to dissipate across Europe and prices finally dropping after a long summer of inflated rates, you may be pondering whether this fall is the right time to finally go on that long-awaited trip across the pond. The answer is yes: not only is it far less busy, but the weather is far … - Move Over Lisbon! Here's 3 Other Stunning Portugal Destinations Without The Crowds
From an underrated gem to one of Europe's most-visited cities, Lisbon is overflowing with tourists in 2024, from the once-quiet hilly streets of Alfama down to the harbor-facing Praça do Comércio, now a bustling central square as busy as Venice's Piazza San Marco. Though it's a world-class cultural destination, Portugal's capital has officially become one of the … - Move Over Amalfi! This Lesser-Known Island In Italy Has Secluded Beaches & Authentic Culture
Nothing screams Italy quite like the Amalfi Coast: the scenic coastal drives, colorful towns perched atop clifftops, and fine-pebble beaches hugged by turquoise seas, you name it. There's just one downside, though (or two, if you will): it can be unpleasantly crowded in the peak travel season, not to mention staggeringly expensive. The cheapest hotel … - Move Over Bangkok! Why This Vibrant Asian City Is The New Digital Nomad Hotspot
For the last couple of years, Bangkok has become a digital nomad capital of sorts in Asia, and many have attributed its success to a low cost of living–according to Nomad List, living there costs an average of $1,398 a month–and a lively social scene. It's truly hard to beat Bangkok's infamous Sukhumvit Soi 11 when … - These Are 4 Of The Safest Destinations To Visit In Latin America Right Now
Though undoubtedly popular, Latin America can be tricky to navigate as a tourist: Yes, locals are welcoming and incredibly hospitable (in their vast majority). Culturally, it's nothing short of fascinating, and the strength of the dollar will really get you far. However, on the downside, you may be subject to safety concerns you wouldn't typically … - 4 Digital Nomad Destinations For Beach Lovers In Europe Under $2,000 Per Month
Southern Europe seems to be the end goal of every digital nomad looking to combine both beach and culture, with coastal destinations across Spain, Italy, and Croatia all brimming with workcationers lately, but there's one caveat: Prices across much of the Mediterranean have soared in recent years, and even in Croatia, which was historically seen … - Uncover A Hidden Palace In Spain's Lesser Known Cultural Capital
Spain is a tried-and-true vacation hotspot, and at this point, you're probably well familiar with Barcelona, Madrid, Mallorca, and the like, all hugely popular destinations that attract millions of tourists every year. Beyond the national capital and the Mediterranean Coast, however, there's a lesser-known gem most visitors to Spain have yet to discover, even though … - Mexico Has 2 New Digital Nomad Hotspots And They Might Surprise You
It's no secret that digital nomads have been flocking to Mexico lately, drawn to its year-round pleasant weather, hospitable locals, and thriving expat community. Though it's places like Mexico City and Cancun that have dominated talks in recent years, nomads are slowly discovering they're not the country's only available options, with two unexpected cities having risen in … - This Trendy Paradise In Asia Has All The Beauty Of Bali But None Of The Crowds
Bali is one of the most popular destinations in Asia, if not for the beautiful nature it offers, then for the enticing oriental flair that inevitably woos the odd Westerner keen on experiencing a spiritual awakening–you can thank Julia Roberts for that. The one slight caveat? It's teeming with tourists day and night, and unless … - Why Digital Nomads Are Flocking To These 4 Eastern European Cities
Forget Paris, Barcelona, London, and the like: if you're a digital nomad on a European quest for a better quality of life, higher levels of safety, great connectivity––and even culture––your destination may lie further East than you might have suspected at first: Eastern Europe is brimming with digital nomads, and if Nomad List‘s ranking of … - Central America's Most Underrated Gem: Mayan Ruins, Pristine Beaches And Budget-Friendly Adventures
With a growing number of U.S. travelers looking for unique experiences when going abroad, Central America has become an incredibly popular destination as of late. Famous for its unspoiled reserves and vibrant Hispanic culture, the narrow isthmus that connects North and South offers suburbia escapees the change of scenery they so desperately seek, at times … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To These 4 Lesser Known Cultural Destinations In Mexico
Mexico is the number one destination for Americans going abroad, with millions of vacations a year flocking into the glitzy resort zones of Cancun or Cabo, or taking city breaks in the bustling Mexico City, one of the most vibrant cities in the Northern Hemisphere. That being said, much of Mexico remains undiscovered by the … - 5 Reasons Why This Country Is The Most Underrated Paradise In Southeast Asia
With its otherworldly, Avatar-ish nature, hospitable locals, and affordable island getaways, Southeast Asia is back to being on our travel radar, especially now that new Trans-Pacific flight routes are launching, making it easier for Americans to get there. While Thailand, Bali, and Vietnam receive all the attention, landlocked Laos is typically ignored altogether. After all, it doesn't … - Ancient Ruins And Old World Charm: 7 Beautiful Small European Towns To Escape The Crowds This Season
If you like medieval castles and ornate architecture, a trip to Europe is probably at the top of your wishlist right now. However, given the rising crime in parts of Paris and the anti-tourist sentiment in Barcelona, we wouldn't blame you for being hesitant about booking those flights. The Ministry of Interior confirmed certain offenses have … - Americans Will Need An Entry Permit To Visit These 3 Popular Destinations Next Year
The American passport may be one of the most powerful in the world, as measured by the number of countries its bearers can visit visa-free, but that's not to say U.S. citizens enjoy unrestricted access worldwide (even in some of their favorite destinations). While there's a trend towards easing rules as opposed to tightening them, … - Underrated Digital Nomad Paradise In The Mediterranean (Cheaper Than Italy & Spain!)
Famous for their fascinating history and year-round warmer weather––perks of being in the Mediterranean basin––Italy and Spain are two of the most sought-after destinations for digital nomads across the pond, but they're not exactly easy on the wallet. Though living costs vary dramatically between different cities, on average, living in Italy will set you back … - This Mexican Caribbean Island Has Secluded Beaches & Less Crowds!
The Mexican Caribbean is every American's go-to spot when they think of a sunny vacation abroad, and looking at the teal tonality of the warm waters, the miles upon miles of white sands, and the fascinating native culture, can you really blame them? The one big caveat? The resort strip between Cancun and Tulum can … - Two Rivieras, One Train: Travel Between France And Italy's Most Beautiful Coastal Zones For Only $48
France or Italy-bound travelers this summer, rejoice! A historic train is being reactivated between the sisterly nations. It will connect the most beautiful coastal zones in both countries and make it easier for passengers to commute from the French Riviera to the Italian Riviera and back without any transfers. Previously, those traveling from Nice, the capital … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To These 5 Stunning Mediterranean Destinations This Summer
With its ancient cities dating back thousands of years, unspoiled beaches–with views towards beautiful castles and pastel-colored towns–and balmy weather, the Mediterranean is the go-to destination for those seeking culture and relaxation this summer. If you're planning on going on a little Med getaway soon, but you live across the pond in the United States, you may … - Amazing Food And Incredible Beaches: Why This Alternative Florida Resort Town Is Surging In Popularity
Home to Disney World, bustling coastal hubs bounded by azure waters, and boasting year-round warmer temperatures, Florida is one of the most popular domestic destinations for Americans who won't be setting foot abroad this year. While it's no surprise the likes of Orlando, Miami and Fort Lauderdale will be brimming with visitors this summer, a … - Cooler Summer Escape: These Breathtaking European Islands Offer Culture And Beauty
Does the thought of a scorching 100°F heat, raging wildfires that every now and then lead to the evacuation of resort strips, and unsustainable mass tourism put you off visiting Southern Europe this summer? You're not the only one: A growing number of travelers are actively avoiding Spain, France, Italy and the like, as visitor … - South America's Next Digital Nomad Hotspot Unveiled
It's no surprise digital nomads have been flocking to Latin America lately. Be it the warm hospitality of locals, the vibrant Hispanic culture, or the tax exemptions, they often find life down south is far more pleasant and carefree. For those very same reasons, places like Mexico City, Rio and Buenos Aires have skyrocketed in … - Escape The Mediterranean Heat! Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This European Island With Perfect Weather
If you're planning on crossing the pond this season, the Mediterranean is likely to be at the top of your list. We get it, it is home to the most beautiful, unspoiled coastal scenery, waters of the brightest-blue, and picture-perfect towns that look ripped out the pages of a fairytale novel, but there's just one … - Live Like A King On A Budget! Ancient Town In Asia Named World's Best Value Destination
As NerdWallet's latest Travel Price Index has shown us, the cost of travel is up 10% compared to 2019, the pre-crisis reference year: It may not sound particularly significant, but it only takes a short trip across the pond, or even down to South America, to realize your dollars will not take you as far …