About Vinicius Costa
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“My expertise can be attributed to my extensive traveling of course. I am genuinely intrigued by different cultures and environments which make my articles feel more “real” and valuable.
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Experience: 7 Years Of Journalism Specializing in Travel Writing
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Countries Visited: 60
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- These 5 Countries Have Changed Entry Rules For American Citizens This Year
Between tariff wars and rising anti-America sentiment worldwide, it’s a tricky world to navigate as a U.S. passport holder in 2025. That’s why we’ve set out on a mission lately to update you on all of the most relevant policy changes regarding travel, which you can follow here. As you might have noticed, entry rules … - Beyond the Crowds: Discover 5 Of Spain's Less Visited Gems Where Tourists Still Feel Welcome!
Home to trendy resort towns straddling an azure Mediterranean Sea, a castle-dotted hinterland, and vibrant city breaks that feature among Europe’s best, Spain is all the rage this year, like every other year that preceded it. Tourists love it for the culture, the balmy temps, and the world-class beaches, but there’s a catch. Spain’s popularity … - Top 5 Underrated Destinations In Western Europe's Most Affordable Country
‘Western Europe' and ‘affordable' do not exactly go hand in hand, with countries like France, England, Switzerland, and the Netherlands all featuring among some of the most expensive destinations in the world. Unlike the Eastern flank, where meals can cost as cheap as $7, and overnights in 3-star hotels start at only $34 (well, hello, … - Unlimited Train Pass Will Allow Travelers To See All Of Spain For $250
If you're heading to Spain this summer, and it's your first time in this sun-drenched European country, you're probably thinking Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville are great places to start. You're not wrong: as the capital, Madrid boasts a wealth of world-class museums and stunning architecture. Barcelona, by contrast, is its artsy seaside counterpart, dominated by … - Move Over Dubrovnik! These 3 Medieval Destinations Are Less Crowded & Cheaper
Whether you're a Game of Thrones fan or a culture buff who fantasizes about visiting a faraway land with centuries-old castles, a timeless townscape, and what have you, Dubrovnik is probably on your Europe bucket list. Croatia's top tourist destination, and the real-life Kings Landing, for those who are familiar with the HBO hit series, it is truly … - Move Over Mykonos! This Stunning Greek Island Has Cheaper Prices & Smaller Crowds
A country of 227 sun-drenched islands, exuding Old World charm and surrounded by turquoise seas, Greece is one of Europe’s trendiest summer destinations this year. Between Mykonos’ riotous party scene, Santorini’s whitewashed villages bestriding coastal cliffs, and Crete’s cosmopolitan feel, there’s plenty to choose from. Your options are more limited, however, if you’re actively looking … - 4 Destinations That Feel Like Switzerland But Are Cheaper & Less Crowded
Majestic snow-capped peaks, alpine lakes and valleys dotted with picturesque chalet towns: Switzerland is one of Europe’s most beautiful countries, for sure, but if only it weren’t exorbitantly expensive… Between the $87 rate for a simple, round-trip cable car ride in Grindelwald and a whopping average daily cost of $295 for tourists visiting Interlaken, it’s … - These 3 Lesser Known Caribbean Islands Have Smaller Crowds & Cheaper Prices
World-famous for its turquoise seas, paradisaical islands where white sands run along the ocean for miles on end, and incredible weather, the Caribbean is the number one destination for many Americans when they crave a little sunny getaway. There are just two small ‘buts' that you're probably familiar with if you've ever vacationed in Cancun, … - Move Over St. Tropez! 4 French Riviera Alternatives That Are Cheaper & Less Crowded
If you're planning a sunny getaway to France this summer, St. Tropez is likely to be at the top of your list, and we get it: the ocher-colored facades, the turquoise seas, and the perfect combination of traditional French and Southern European cuisine… You just can't go wrong with it, except for the surging July … - These Are The 3 US Airlines That Have Free Wi-Fi In 2025
Remember when you used to board flights, halfway through checking your mailbox in a rush, or ensuring you've closed down all your pending WhatsApp chats, however urgent replying to them may be, before an imminent takeoff? Once that orange plane logo slid on the top right corner of your screen, you knew it was bye-bye … - These Are The 4 Safest Countries In Latin America To Visit—Including A Surprising Addition!
Latin America is not the first geographical region that pops to mind when you think of a ‘safe' destination abroad: Although it is important not to generalize, and not everyone's experience is the same, Latin America is often plagued by higher crime levels, including violence and corruption, than more developed countries in the Northern Hemisphere. That's … - Cuba Will Require All Travelers To Have An Electronic Visa Starting July 1
It's the end of an era, you guys: starting July 1, you will no longer have to request a pink card flying from the United States to Cuba. It's not like the small Caribbean nation is doing away with visas, either, but from this summer, you will be able to apply for an electronic visa, … - Delta Launches 2 New Nonstop Flights To Lesser Known Caribbean Beach Destinations
For those of you who have had enough of Cancun, Punta Cana and the like, and are eager to explore lesser-known Caribbean gems yet to be spoiled by the masses, Delta has come to your rescue. Starting in winter 2025, the U.S. based airline will launch its largest-ever Latin America and Caribbean schedule, including the … - American Airlines Launching Nonstop Flights To Lesser Known Mexico Beach Destination
If you love Mexico, but you've had enough of Cancun, Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, and basically anywhere else that's been overrun with your fellow gringos in recent years, this one's for you: As part of one of the biggest single-airline expansions, the U.S. flag carrier is launching nonstop flights to Puerto Escondido, a fast-growing leisure destination … - Forget The Mediterranean! 4 Cheaper European Beach Destinations With Less Crowds
For most tourists heading to Europe in the summer, the Mediterranean is probably at the top of their bucket list: We're all familiar with Italy's rugged coastal drives, Croatia's scenic pebbly coast, and the white-sand beaches and vintage feel of the South of France, and there's nothing wrong with wanting a bit of that, but … - 3 Tropical Beach Destinations Americans Don't Need A Passport To Visit This Spring
The somewhat pleasant temps you're getting in your corner of the woods this spring not exactly giving off those tropical vibes you're desperately craving? We know you're still fresh off a visit to the Caribbean last January, but maybe it's time again for a little week-long escapade somewhere actually warm, and where the water feels … - This Lesser Known Mediterranean Resort Town Named One Of The World's Greatest Destinations
Home to ancient cities with origins lost to time and some of the most picturesque beaches in the world—as well as the most crowded—the Mediterranean seems to be on everyone's bucket list for the upcoming summer. Before you go ahead and book an overpriced Amalfi trip that will be anything from relaxing, with all the … - $1 Tacos & Authentic Culture: 5 Lesser Known Mexico Destinations To Visit In 2025
Dreaming of a south-of-the-border getaway, but you can't be bothered any longer with the ultra-luxurious Caribbean resort spots that cater primarily to affluent beach bums, and barely feel like Mexico? In other words, have you been craving some of that Latin American authenticity, with the beautiful old towns, just a little rough around the edges, … - Move Over Maldives! This Paradise Island With White Sand Beaches Is Breaking Tourism Records
When you think of remote tropical islands surrounded by turquoise seas and home to luxury all-inclusive resorts, the Maldives are probably at the top of your head. Known precisely for being less accessible than all your usual Caribbean hotspots—thus, more exclusive—the Indian Ocean country is seen by many as the ultimate sunny getaway: People will save … - Mediterranean Beaches & Dreamy Towns: 3 Affordable European Summer Destinations
One of the most popular sunny destinations worldwide, the Mediterranean is at the top of every Europe-bound traveler's bucket list this summer. Picture riding vespas along coastal cliffs in Italy on your way to a pastel-hue town where delicious seafood pasta and lemon sorbet awaits, lounging on a pebbly beach in the Dalmatia Coast with … - Move Over French Riviera! This Destination Has Stunning Coastline & Medieval Charm
Summer 2025 is fast approaching, and if you're planning to cross the pond at all, the French Riviera is likely to be at the top of your wishlist. In all fairness, we get it. Lemon sorbet in Menton, living it up in the Monte Carlo district of Monaco, or even exploring the pastel-colored streets of … - Colonial Charm & Cheaper Prices: Why Tourists Are Flocking To This Lesser Known City In Mexico
Mexico is the most popular destination for Americans going abroad any time of the year. Whether it’s January, when the beaches in Cancun are at their most attractive, or the peak of summer, an ideal time for exploring the balmy Mexican hinterlands, our southerly neighbor is full of wonders. As much as you might think you know … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This Underrated Coastal Region In Ireland Offering Authentic Culture
Dreaming of a sip of that frothy, pitch-black Guinness in a dimly-lit alley lined with pubs, to the sound of Gaelic buskers? Or maybe exploring fairytale castles nestled deep in a verdant hinterland, where few have trodden before? You know, the stuff of legendary kings and chivalric tales. Ireland is calling, and it's high time … - 5 Unexpected European Destinations That Are Surging In Popularity With Americans
Europe is every American's tourism playground when it comes to experiencing Old World culture and country-hopping. Nowhere else in the world will you be able to board a train and cross not only one but multiple international borders effortlessly, without as much as showing a passport, or go from capital to capital, alpine peaks to … - Move Over Paris! This French City Has Stunning Architecture & Cheaper Prices
Paris may well be Europe’s most sought-after destination, home to a plethora of iconic landmarks: the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and its adjacent Champs-Élysées, Montmartre with the buskers and cobbled lanes… Do we really have to go through the list again? There are many reasons why we love Paris, from the romantic cafe culture … - Cheap Hotels & Gorgeous Beaches: This Forgotten Resort City In Mexico Is Making A Comeback For 2025
If you asked an American some decades ago what their first option for a Mexico vacation was, it's likely they would answer Acapulco. Before Cancun was even built, Acapulco was a thriving resort town on the Pacific Coast. With wide, sandy beaches backed by towering high-rises and the scenic Sierra Madre del Sur mountains, it … - Travel Alert! Americans Need A Visa To Enter Brazil Starting April 10
In a drastic change of policy, Brazil will start requiring visas of U.S. passport holders starting April 10. This means that, unless you have obtained authorization to fly to Brazil, from Brazilian authorities themselves, you will be barred from boarding your flight. The same rule applies now to Canadians and Australians, and it's part of … - Europe Will Start Fingerprinting Travelers This Fall: Here's What To Expect
After many years of delays, it's finally happening, my friends. No, not the Electronic Travel Authorization, the other (equally) bureaucratic hurdle facing travelers when landing in the European Union (EU) in the near future—and this includes Americans. The 27-country-strong block is gearing up to launch its much-postponed Entry-Exit System, commonly shortened to EES, as early … - Cancun Prepares For Heavy Sargassum Season: Here Are 3 Mexican Caribbean Alternatives
It's that time of year again. After a glorious 3-4 months of perfectly clear coasts, we're already seeing signs of sargassum proliferating off the coast of Cancun. A brown, smelly macroalgae originating in the Sargasso Sea, which many describe as smelling of rotten eggs once it washes ashore, is expected to arrive in the Mexican Caribbean in ‘large' … - Mediterranean Paradise: 5 Unknown Croatian Islands Named Best To Visit By Travel Experts
Croatia is a country of many islands- over 1,000 to be somewhat exact- and you're likely to have heard of a trendy Hvar, an up-and-coming alternative to Ibiza, the resort-filled Krk at some point, or the idyllic Brač and its white-pebble beaches at some point. Croatian islands are nowhere near Greece's level of popularity, but … - Move Over Capri! 5 Secret Islands In Italy That Are Cheaper & More Authentic
A small island lying off the Amalfi Coast, Capri is known worldwide for its crystal-clear seas, luxury villas, and lush gardens. Considering how many times it's been featured on mainstream media, it's no wonder it seems to be at the top of the bucket list for everyone visiting South Italy. However, it's far from being … - This Secret Medieval City In Spain Offers Authentic Culture & Less Crowds
Everyone who seems to know Spain almost exclusively thinks of Barcelona and its Gaudí-built wonders, Madrid for the leafy boulevards lined with Belle époque buildings, and Malaga for the golden-sand beaches, but there's still plenty they don't know about the vast, incredibly diverse Iberian country. We've already covered extensively lesser-known territories like Basque Country, to the north, … - Secret Mexico Destination Unveiled! This Stunning City Has Colonial Charm & Authentic Culture
We all know Mexico for its pristine Caribbean beaches, vast archaeological sites dotted with step pyramids, and clear-water cenotes. How about the rest of the country, particularly the Morelo hinterlands, which are miles away from any coast and do not typically feature on your average travel brochure? The capital and largest city of this overlooked state, … - Golden Sands & Cheap Beer: These Are The Top 5 Beach Destinations In Spain Right Now
Come rain or come shine, Spain remains one of the most popular destinations globally. We guess we're lucky now that spring is finally here and temperatures are rising across much of the sun-drenched Iberian country. This year, it is predicted to welcome over 100 million tourists, who are largely drawn to its sandy Mediterranean beaches, … - This Underrated European Country Has Stunning Beaches, Authentic Culture & Cheap Living
When you think of an idyllic European life, with Vespa rides, blood-orange sunsets, soft pistachio ice cream, and lounging for hours on a scenic beach, feet caressed by the warm Mediterranean, Italy, Croatia, or Greece probably come to mind. But what if we told you there's a lesser-known spot most Americans haven't been to yet, … - Cancun Immigration Is Changing These 3 Things At The Airport To Help Visitors Feel More Welcome
Handling over 32 million passengers last year, Cancun Airport is one of the busiest hubs in Mexico, only behind Mexico City's Benito Juárez. That's hardly surprising news, considering it serves both the city of Cancun, the number one resort destination for Americans flying abroad, and the wider Mexican Caribbean, which comprises secondary destinations like Isla … - Top 5 Spring Destinations In Europe For Cheaper Prices & Less Crowds
Now that blossoms are popping up and days are getting longer across Europe, you may be thinking whether now's the time to finally book that Transatlantic getaway. We're here to tell you it is the perfect time: Think more pleasant temps, yet not scorching-hot like in summer, smaller crowds, particularly across major tourism hotspots, and … - Only 1 Hour From Paris! This Medieval French City Has Less Crowds & Cheaper Prices
A twinkling Eiffel at midnight, romantic strolls around the cobble-paved Montmartre, and an elegant soirée attending the opera at Palais Garnier… there's many a reason why Paris has earned the nickname City of Love. It truly is quite the beautiful setting, however, it is not without flaw—you'll be dealing with a fair amount of scammers, rat-infested … - Move Over Amalfi! This Coastal Region Of Italy Is Just As Beautiful And Cheaper To Visit
Amalfi is Italy’s trendiest vacation destination for a reason: a coastal strip interspersed with pastel-colored towns that bestride sea cliffs and picture-perfect pebbly beaches, it draws millions every year. With its stunning popularity, however, comes a downside: It is getting increasingly crowded, and prices are rising the trendier it gets. At this point, a coastal … - 4 Secret Mediterranean Islands For Smaller Crowds & Cheaper Prices In 2025
Blood-orange sunsets with vibrant colors so surreal they look like impressionist paintings, vespa rides along a scenic coast hugged by turquoise seas, picturesque fishing villages that look as if they haven't changed one bit in centuries… Sounds like heaven to you? Spring is finally here, and the Ancient Sea is calling: If you've been dreaming … - Move Over Mykonos! This Stunning Greek Island Offers Stunning Beaches & Welcoming Locals
Many think of Mykonos as the quintessential Greek island getaway: It is popular for a reason, as it ticks all the boxes for what makes a summer destination great, from the paradisaical beaches to the picture-perfect villages to the buzzing social scene—if you're the kind to stay up for some late-night bar crawling, you'll certainly find … - Sunny Weather & Vibrant Culture: Digital Nomads Are Flocking To This Florida Beach City
According to research conducted by MBO Partners, 18.1 million U.S. citizens are officially digital nomads, or roughly 11% of the total American workforce. That's a stunning number in itself, considering that, prior to 2020, the concept of remote work was restricted almost exclusively to IT and certain niche fields of entrepreneurship. The primary goal of these … - 7 European Countries Americans Will Not Need A Travel Permit To Visit In 2026
Just this week, the European Commission confirmed that Americans will need to apply for a new travel permit to travel to 29 European countries starting in 2026 (you can see the full list here). Called the ETIAS, this new document is what we call an online travel authorization, and it essentially functions as an e-visa: … - Move Over Italy! This Country Full Of Ancient Wonders Named Top 2025 European Destination
Home to world-famous landmarks like the Colosseum, the floating city of Venice, and the leaning tower of Pisa, not to mention all the gorgeous alpine nature and scenic coastline, it's no wonder Italy is the most visited country in the world at the minute. Don't trust us, trust the numbers. Culturally-rich, and insanely-popular as it … - Thailand Is Drastically Reducing The Number Of Days Tourists Can Stay In The Country
After having loosened visa rules for Westerners in July of last year, increasing the amount of time tourists can stay in the nation from only 30 days to 60, Thailand has taken a surprising U-turn in announcing a return of the old policy. Soon enough, Americans will no longer be able travel around Thailand for … - Fly Nonstop To These 3 Caribbean Islands With Tropical Beaches & Less Crowds
Dreaming of a little Caribbean getaway this spring? You know, with the luxurious, all-inclusive hotel, white sands unfolding along turquoise waters for miles on end, and the kind of fresh seafood you can only find in the sun-drenched tropics? The Mexican Caribbean, Dominican Republic, and Jamaica may sound like obvious first choices, but before you … - New Tourist Train To Launch Connecting 2 Of Mexico’s Most Beautiful Historic Cities
After decades of constant defunding and even deactivation of historic routes, train travel is back with a vengeance. All around the world, from East to West, multiple countries are launching new railway services, and despite having relied heavily on buses as a means of intercity transportation, Mexico is now no exception. Back in 2023, the … - Paradise Island In Asia Has Cheap Hotels & Authentic Culture
With the likes of Bali, Phuket and Koh Samui all being dominated by foreigners, and Bali in particular crumbling under the weight of overtourism and digital nomads, it's only natural that travelers who seek authenticity instead of Instagram photo ops have had their fill. After all, you're not flying all the way to Southeast Asia … - Move Over Rome: This Hidden Gem In Italy Has Ancient Charm & Less Crowds
When tourists plan a visit to Italy, Rome is likely to be at the top of their bucket list, especially if they haven't been to the country before, and we can certainly understand why. The Eternal City is famous for its boundless wonders, from the Colosseum to the Pantheon, but it can get excessively crowded, … - Travelers Will Not Need Authorization To Visit Europe Until 2026: ETIAS Delayed
For a number of years now, Europe has been touting the release of a digital travel permit, or in technical terms, an ETIAS, that would apply to all Americans flying to the continent. From 2021 up until now, it’s been delayed more times than we can count. Though some news outlets reported earlier this year … - Move Over Cancun! Travelers Are Flocking To These 2 Beach Destinations
Cancun may be world-renowned for its luxurious resorts, endless miles of powdered sugar, white sands, and award-winning hospitality, but it's far from being the be-all, end-all of sunny getaways. Among its major downsides are the hectic traffic, especially coming into the Hotel Zone, and excessive crowding along the main public beach–walking the people-packed sandy strip … - New Scenic Train Launches In Europe Connecting 12 Medieval Cities For $30
Nothing complements an adventure across the pond quite like a train journey: imagine sinking cozily into your seat, sipping on your takeaway cappuccino, as you admire views of lush forests, medieval towns, and snow-capped mountains from the big panoramic windows. Europe is simply meant to be explored on rails, and lucky for us, quirky train … - 7 Stunning Cultural Cities In Europe With Cheap Prices & No Crowds This Spring
If you've been dreaming of an idyllic European getaway, but the crowds and high prices have been putting you off, we've got great news for you: not everywhere is as jam-packed as Amsterdam, or ‘hors-de-prix', like Paris, much less blatantly anti-tourist as Barcelona. There are countless hidden gems that have retained their centuries-old charm and offer … - These 4 European Cities Feel Just Like Italy But Are Cheaper & Less Crowded
Home to world-famous landmarks like the Colosseum, the floating city of Venice, and the leaning Tower of Pisa––not to mention the incredible cuisine––Italy is easily one of the most popular destinations worldwide. That's both a blessing and a curse, as regardless of the appreciation, visitation levels have reached unsustainable levels in recent years, to the … - Move Over Venice! This Stunning Canal City Is Cheap & Less Crowded
Winding navigable canals, picturesque fondamenti lined with pastel-hue buildings, and impossibly narrow alleys that lead to hidden piazzas with ornate fountains… there's many a reason why you should visit the floating city of Venice. At the same time, there are many why you should avoid it altogether: Think of the jaw-dropping prices, with hotels in … - 5 Gorgeous Colonial Towns In Latin America That Offer Amazing Culture & Cheap Prices In 2025
Who said you need to fly halfway across the globe to experience some of that Old World charm? In case you weren't aware, Europe is not the only continent hosting historic towns that look like they were frozen in time over the centuries: a short two—to four-hour flight away from the U.S., Latin America is … - Move Over Santorini! 5 Amazing Greek Islands With Less Crowds & Cheaper Prices
Postcard-ready villages bestriding volcanic peaks, blue-dome churches, and a millennia-old caldera backed by azure seas: there's many a reason why tourists keep flocking to Santorini year after year after year. Yes, it is gorgeous, and yes, sunsets up Oia Castle do feel magical, but elbowing your way through a dense crowd to get up there … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This Historic & Affordable City In Mexico
Craving a sunny getaway to Mexico but the jam-packed, all-inclusive resorts in Cancun or a bustling Mexico City with the crazy traffic just don't do it for you anymore? Before you go ahead and book those flights somewhere all-too-predictable again, perhaps you should know that there's this lesser-known historic city in southern Mexico boasting beautiful … - Top 5 Sunny Mediterranean Islands To Visit In 2025 According To Travel Experts
We're not sure about you, but we can't seem to get the idea of Vespa rides into blood-orange sunsets or lounging on a fine-pebble beach hugged by crystal-clear waters out of our minds lately. The Mediterranean is calling, and this summer, we plan on answering it. There's just one slight… problem. The Med is huge, … - This Lesser Known Part Of Mexico Has Incredible History, Authentic Towns & Cheap Prices
We all know Cancun and its resorts straddling a turquoise waterfront, Mexico City for its stately architecture, and Los Cabos for the laid-back atmosphere, but there's still a lot about Mexico that remains a total mystery to the average tourist. This is one of the largest countries in North America, with a cultural diversity like … - United Launches Nonstop Flights To Beach Paradise In Portugal This May
For the first time in History, United Airlines will launch nonstop flights to the Algarve, a coastal region in southern Portugal famous for its sun-drenched beaches, medieval cities, and unspoiled nature. This will make the region far more accessible to American travelers. The Algarve is one of the trendiest summer destinations for Europeans, owing to its balmy … - Move Over Barcelona! This Stunning Cultural City In Spain Is Cheaper & Less Crowded
Barcelona may be the most sought-after destination in Spain, with its towering Sagrada Família cathedral, historic Gothic Quarter, and colorful Park Güell, but it's been actively signaling to tourists they are no longer welcome for some years now: From significant increases in the tourist tax to widespread anti-visitor protests to the extent that some of … - Top 5 Countries In Europe For Digital Nomads In 2025 According To Experts
With the rising cost of living back home, millions of Americans have got their eyes set on Europe––that's particularly the case if they're running an online business and are location-independent. Now that many European countries have loosened entry and stay regulations for digital nomads and have gone as far as launching visas that facilitate their … - Americans Are Flocking To This Secret Mexico Destination With Cheap Prices & Culture
Mexico may be particularly famous for the sun-drenched Caribbean Coast, where resorts line white-sand beaches and turquoise seas, its rich Mayan heritage, and bustling capital city, but there's still a lot about America's southern neighbor tourists don't know yet. This is, after all, one of the largest and most diverse countries in the Western Hemisphere, … - Americans Can Fly Nonstop To These 4 Beach Cities In Italy This Summer
Home to a plethora of world-famous landmarks, from the Roman Colosseum to the Tower of Pisa, cities that date back to the dawning of time, and a stunning Mediterranean nature, Italy is on the minds of millions dreaming of an idyllic European getaway this summer. Lucky for the sun-seekers out there, the likes of Rome, … - 2 Florida Beach Cities Listed Among Best Destinations In The U.S. For 2025
For those of us who can't be bothered renewing our passport just to fly somewhere sunny this season, Florida is always there with its 230-250 days of sunshine a year, endless miles of powdered sugar sands, and warm seas. Don't get us wrong—we love a little Cancun escapade ourselves, but you know what they say: East or West, … - 5 Lesser Known Beach Destinations In Spain That Still Welcome Tourists
Spain's jaw-dropping beauty, with beaches extending for miles on, fairytale castles, and ancient cities dating back several millennia, has been extensively documented and reported on over the years, as has its struggle with overtourism. Last year, things seemed to have reached a tipping point in places like Barcelona and the Canary Islands. Mass protests erupted … - These Are The 4 Most Affordable Caribbean Destinations This Year
If all those long extra hours in the office have started getting to you, and you're desperately craving a sunny vacation, the Caribbean certainly sounds like a no-brainer: From the amazing resorts lining the beachfront to all the incredible food you can gorge on, there's nowhere the average American would rather be on a paid … - This Is The Cheapest Digital Nomad Visa In Europe For 2025
With rising living costs, it's no wonder a growing number of Americans are looking to relocate to the Old Continent. If you're a digital nomad who works remotely for a living, you're already at an advantage over your peers, as you can choose from a plethora of Digital Nomad Visas that offer you an easier … - The Maya Train Now Connects To This Secret Mayan Sites
Following years of restoration and archeological research, a secret Mayan site that had previously been off-limits to tourists is finally opening to Mexico-bound tourists. Located in the south of the Yucatan Peninsula, Dzibanché is a huge pre-Columbian city dating back over 2,300 years. Nestled deep in the jungle, it is dotted with ancient wonders that … - You Can Fly Nonstop To This Stunning Caribbean Island Without Crowds From 5 U.S. Cities
Dreaming of your next Caribbean getaway already, but the likes of Cancun and Punta Cana have lost the novelty factor? As great as those may be for some self-pampering, especially after another long, laborious year, when all you want is a whole week of doing nothing by the poolside, they're not exactly ideal if you're … - This Train Route Will Connect 2 Iconic Southern U.S. Cities Next Summer
With trust in air travel decreasing, following numerous recent incidents, and a growing number of Americans reporting they don't feel as safe flying anymore, it was only a matter of time until the train resurgence that took over Europe (and even Latin America) reached these shores. Following a 20-year pause, the historic Gold Coast Line … - Forget Milan! This Incredible Underrated Italian City Is Cheaper With Less Crowds
We all know Milan for its grandiose edifices and art galleries, high fashion, and ornate Duomo––is there truly a more beautiful Gothic cathedral?––but there's no denying it's a bit out of the budget for the average traveler. Between $202-a-night on hotels, and $107 on meals and transportation every day, a one-week city break in Italy's … - Digital Nomad Paradise: Top 5 Destinations In Thailand To Work From In 2025
Like moths to a flame, it's practically a given digital nomads will be flocking to Thailand at some point: Be it the lush nature, the higher quality of life (at cheaper prices), or the vibrant expat community, it's the textbook definition of a workcation paradise: as a matter of fact, it is the top destination … - 4 Hugely Popular Destinations Americans Will Need To Pay A Fee To Visit In 2025
As an American, you probably have always enjoyed hassle-free travel worldwide due to the prestige of your passport, which grants you unrestricted access to the vast majority of destinations worldwide. A U.S. passport is one of the most valuable travel documents, from the Americas to Europe, down to Asia, and over in Africa (though with … - You Now Need To Complete A Mandatory Online Form Traveling To South Korea
Home to Seoul, a vibrant metropolis where pop culture meets ancient Buddhist heritage, scenic countryside peppered with historic villages and nature preserves, and a beautiful southern coast lined with unspoiled beaches, South Korea is a super trendy country to visit in 2025. There's just one downside if you're heading there this year: If you're arriving from … - 4 Lesser Known Mexico Destinations Americans Can Fly To Nonstop This Spring
Mexico is a vast country incredibly rich in culture. Between the resort-lined Caribbean Coast and its central highlands dotted with centuries-old, historic cities, to say its tourist offer is diverse would be a gross understatement. If you're planning your next trip south of the border, but the Cancun-style, all-inclusive beach getaway no longer floats your … - These Are The 3 Safest Beach Destinations In Mexico According To New Report
Safety remains a big concern for Americans going abroad, especially Mexico, where they don't speak the language and are much less used to how things are run. Needless to say, many fall victim to scams or even petty crime. America's neighbor is absolutely gorgeous, but there's no denying it has developed an infamous reputation for … - New Ultra Low Cost Airline Is Launching Flights To Dominican Republic For $100 This Spring
Great news for Dominican Republic lovers who plan on escaping to the sun-drenched island in spring: Once peak tourist season prices and crowds dissipate, Arajet is launching ultra-cheap flights from the U.S. to both Santo Domingo and Punta Cana. Though this is already a pretty competitive market, the Dominican low-cost airline is launching operations in Florida and … - Americans Are Flocking To This Tropical Latin American Country Full Of Natural Wonders
Lush jungles as far as the eyes can see, sprinkled with towering volcanos and waterfalls, and bordering unspoiled beaches yet to be trodden by the masses: Costa Rica is a wonder of nature, and it's no wonder Americans can't get enough of it. It received a record-breaking 2.6 million tourists by air in 2024, the … - This New Train Will Connect 2 Cities In France & Spain Famous For Medieval Wonders
Europe's Train Renaissance is charging ahead at full speed! After $10 trains were launched from Paris to Brussels, and similar low-cost rail journeys were announced between Amsterdam and Berlin, it's time for yet another historical link to be re-established between two sisterly cities in France and Spain that have had their connection severed for decades. … - 5 Underrated Digital Nomad Destinations That Cost Under $2,000 Per Month
Trust us; we know not all digital nomads are well-off entrepreneurs based in Dubai or Saint Lucia: In fact, most probably wouldn't even meet the financial criteria for getting one of those expensive Digital Nomad Visas, let alone leading a luxurious life in a tax haven country––in fact, chances are they're aged 25-30 and traveling … - This Sunny European Country Named Best Destination To Visit For 2025
If you're a Game of Thrones/House of the Dragon fan, or simply a history buff, chances are you're already familiar with Croatia's ancient walled cities, imposing fortifications backed by rugged mountains, and turquoise Adriatic shoreline. In recent years, places like Split and Dubrovnik have soared in popularity, drawing in millions of travelers for their jet-setting … - Move Over Lisbon! This Sunny City Is Portugal's Next Digital Nomad Hotspot
Lisbon is one of the world's most sought-after digital nomad destinations, owing to its pleasant weather, rich culture, and thriving expat scene. However, there's no denying that there's growing animosity among locals toward foreigners. Reports that Lisbon natives are fed up with digital nomads—–which they perceive to have strongly contributed to the worsening housing crisis—–have been around … - This New Tourist Train Will Connect 3 Of Asia's Most Incredible Destinations
If you think Europe's the only continent where you can enjoy (somewhat) seamless train travel between different countries, wait until you hear about Asia's newly-announced cross-border railway service linking 3 fascinating destinations. Soon enough, tourists will be able to board a train in Bangkok, Thailand, calling at Vientiane, the capital of Laos, and traveling to … - Why This Vibrant City In Canada Is Having Record Breaking Tourism Right Now
Despite Canada and the U.S. not exactly being on the best terms right now, with talks of trade wars kicking off and diplomatic riffs, there's one thing that seems to unite U.S. travelers on either side of the political spectrum: Toronto's sheer amazingness as a destination. Last year, Canada's largest city and its main tourist … - Travelers Will Soon Need To Pay An Entry Fee To Visit Puerto Vallarta
Visiting Puerto Vallarta in the near future? You should know entry rules are changing when traveling to the ultra-popular beach hotspot in Mexico in 2025, and if you think a valid passport will suffice to grant you entry, you have another thing coming. Soon enough, Puerto Vallarta will slap an entry fee requirement on all … - Americans Can Live In These Tropical Destinations For Up To 6 Months Without A Visa
Have you had enough of the crazy world of politics back home, or you're simply craving a break from the gloomy weather and monotonous suburban life? Man, we feel you. It feels as if everything we can think of lately is relocating somewhere the sun is (almost) always shining, rows upon rows of palm trees … - Move Over Spain! This European Beach Destination Is Cheaper & Less Crowded
We all know Spain for its scenic Mediterranean coast, interspersed with vibrant resort cities and hugged by crystal-clear seas, but if you've been to the Iberian country in the past three or four years, you've probably noticed how shockingly expensive and busy it's become. From an average overnight rate of $201 in Barcelona to unsustainable … - 5 Gorgeous European Destinations Where Summer Temps Start Very Early!
Planning on heading to Europe soon for an early-season sunny getaway? We've got good news for you: across much of the southern half of the continent, temperatures will be summer-high starting from April, except… You guessed it, smaller crowds! If bumping into selfie-takers every step of the way and paying $12 for a bog-standard Limoncello … - All Travelers Visiting Thailand Must Complete This Digital Entry Form Starting May 1
Home to paradisiacal islands surrounded by turquoise waters, astoundingly beautiful natural landscapes dotted with quaint villages and centuries-old temples, and most notably, a bustling Bangkok, Asia's number one city break, Thailand is all the rage in 2025. Travelers will be flocking from all over the world to bask in the tropical Koh Kood sun, take … - 5 Small Towns In Mexico That Offer Authentic Culture & Cheap Prices
Mexico may be best known for its paradisiacal beaches and sprawling, vibrant capital, but we get it if you no longer feel as if spending yet another vacation lounging by the poolside in Cancun or getting lost in the hectic streets of Mexico City doesn't pique your interest. A growing number of travelers is actively … - Visit 5 Of Europe's Most Magical Beach Destinations With New Scenic Ferry Launching In Summer
We know what you're thinking: it's probably too early to start thinking of a European summer, but have you seen how quickly prices have increased or how destinations have sold out lately? If you dream of that dolce vita, getting lost in the cobbled streets of an ancient city, or eating soft gelato with ocean … - Mexico's New Maya Train Will Now Expand To 2 More Latin American Countries
The Maya Train has revolutionized travel in the Mexican Caribbean since its launch back in 2023, making it easier for tourists landing in the resort city of Cancun to visit lesser-known, more cultural destinations along the coast or inland Yucatán. In other words, it's given travelers more autonomy to plan their own trip independently of … - These Are the Top 5 Most Popular Sunny Destinations In Europe For 2025 – And They Are All In One In Country
If you're planning on crossing the pond this spring or summer for a much-needed culture-infused sunny break, there's one country in particular that should be at the top of your list. According to Mabrian, a travel intelligence firm, Spain has already captured a whopping one-third of global travel demand for the region for 2025, with approximately 33% … - These Are The 3 Most Popular Destinations In Mexico Right Now For International Tourists
They did it again. For the second, third, fourth? We're not even sure at this point, Mexico has concluded yet another calendar year with a record number of arrivals: that's over 19 million foreign arrivals and a 16.6% increase over 2019. 2019, as you know, is the reference year for pre-health crisis figures. Needless to say, Americans lead by … - Amazing Culture & Affordable: Asia's Next Big Digital Nomad Hotspot
After Bangkok, Bali's resounding success in the digital nomad scene, Asia has a new workcation hotspot that looks set to steal the limelight in 2025, boasting an equally fascinating culture and, most importantly, affordable living. Tainan in Taiwan is positioning itself as a strategic hub for nomads in 2025, and local authorities are actively inviting Westerners to … - Americans Are Being Urged Not To Travel To These 6 Regions Of Mexico In 2025
Home to the ultra-popular resort destination that is Cancun, a plethora of ancient Mayan ruins, and vibrant city breaks, Mexico is the number one country for Americans planning a trip abroad, but no trip south of the border is exactly risk-free. As safe as Mexico may be in general, with very few travelers being affected … - 5 Important Things You Need To Check In Your Passport Before Your Next Trip
Long gone are the days when ensuring your passport in the bag was the main concern ahead of driving to the airport to catch that international flight: In 2025, travel rules are either being enforced more strictly or tightening significantly, and before you ask, no, it's got nothing to do with lab-originated pathogens. Let's leave … - Americans Now Need To Complete A Digital Entry Form Traveling To These 3 Caribbean Islands
Come rain or come shine, one thing's for sure: Americans will be flocking to the Caribbean for their yearly getaway. Be it the tropical atmosphere, regardless of season, or the world-class amenities offered at resorts, they just know they can expect the royal treatment and some good old pampering once they check into that beachfront all-inclusive fringed …