Mexico is the number one destination for Americans going abroad. Famous for its pristine beaches, turquoise-colored oceans, and well-developed resort zones, it attracts millions of tourists every year who are in search of a sunny break. Not all of those who cross the Southern border are keen on lounging by the poolside all day, though:…
4 Reasons Why This Underrated Country Shocked Me The Most On My Trip To Latin America
El Salvador was one of the biggest surprises when I spent around 4 months traveling around Latin America this spring. The country is so often skipped because of bad media coverage and misconceptions, but I never felt unsafe and was really blown away by this beautiful, misunderstood country. It’s been said that the country of…
This Unknown European City Is Perfect For Digital Nomads
Eyebrows raise when writers call this lesser-known European city “the next Chiang Mai of Europe.” But this up-and-coming digital nomad hotspot truly lives up to the title. Bulgaria’s second-largest city is often overshadowed by the likes of Bansko and Burgas and rarely gets the attention it deserves. A creative hipster epicenter with a heaping dose…
5 Reasons Why Los Cabos Is America’s New Favorite Sunny Destination
Now that the pandemic-era Cancun frenzy is dying down, other sunny competitors within Mexico are rising in popularity as alternatives to the overly internationalized, jam-packed Caribbean city. One of them is Los Cabos, often dubbed the gem of the Mexican Pacific, and a tourist destination where recovery rates are already far outpacing Cancun’s own, placing…
These Are The 5 Cheapest Trending Digital Nomad Hotspots Around The World
The work-from-anywhere movement isn’t going anywhere. Digital nomads leverage their location-independent online work to travel the world for long periods of time or even full-time. Today there are more than 32 million digital nomads worldwide. With so many laptop-toting travelers, it’s no surprise that crowds and prices are skyrocketing in uber-popular remote work destinations like…
5 Important Things Travelers Need To Know About Visiting Barcelona This Summer
Barcelona has it all, the beaches, the amazing buildings, the impressive art, the delicious restaurants, and its fascinating local culture. Even though many consider Barcelona as one of the destinations to avoid this summer due to overtourism, some travelers are still willing to ignore the crowds and discover this fascinating city. Besides the basic considerations when visiting…
7 Reasons Why This European Country Is A Top Destination For Solo Travelers
Croatia is on the bucket list of many Americans country-hopping around Europe. With its Mediterranean climate that provides the coastal provinces with great weather year-round, perfectly preserved historic cities, and a laid-back way of living, it competes with neighboring sunny spots Montenegro and Greece for the title of Southeast Europe’s top solo travel destinations. Despite…
This City In Latin America Just Became The Best Destination For Foodies
One of the best parts of traveling to a new destination is getting to taste new flavors and foods you’ve never experienced before. There are places where even common and popular dishes just taste differently—better and richer in flavor— and you just can’t get enough. By trying traditional dishes, travelers also get to learn about…
7 Reasons This European Island Is A Top Destination For Solo Female Travelers
Solo travel is having a moment, with more and more people tuning into the trend of going at it alone. One area of solo travel that is becoming increasingly popular is female solo travel, with more women than ever hitting the road themselves and enjoying their own company as they try new experiences and new…
Why This Surprising Southern U.S. State Is Experiencing Record-Breaking Tourism
When you think of the best vacations in the U.S., one might think of scenic beaches on both coasts, exploring the concrete jungle of New York City or simply packing up for an all-American road trip. One thing is for sure, and that is Arkansas doesn’t come to mind for most, but the Natural State…