On September 28th, 2022, Hurricane Ian made Landfall on Florida’s Southwest coast. The devastating category 4 storm sustained winds over 115mph with gusts up to 132mph. Flooding was estimated to be up to 18 ft. on the coast and 6 ft. further inland. Buildings were flooded, property was swept away, hundreds of people died, and…
Cancun and Mexican Caribbean Hits New Record For September Arrivals
Cancun and the Mexican Caribbean have hit new records for arrivals in the month of September, as travel to Mexico shows no signs of slowing down towards the end of the year. The region, with its miles of pristine coastline, authentic local culture, and thriving nightlife and leisure options, has long since been a firm…
Americans Still Flocking To Mexico Despite U.S. Travel Advisories
Not even the gloomy travel advisories issued by the United States authorities have been able to slow down what’s been an incredible recovery journey for Mexico’s tourism sector. In spite of reports of violence and gang activity across major tourist destinations like Cancun, Americans keep flocking into the country in record numbers. And it’s time…
Statue of Liberty Crown Officially Reopens After Two-Year Closure
The National Park Service officially reopened the crown atop New York City’s Statue of Liberty on Tuesday after a two-year pandemic-induced closure. The crown is the highest viewpoint open to tourists on the statue and has been closed since March 16, 2020, when the National Parks Service closed the entirety of the site to tourists in an…
Most U.S. Parks No Longer Need Reservations to Visit
National parks across the U.S. have dropped most of their reservation requirements that were pilot programs to help control crowds and protect natural resources during peak periods. The removal of reservations coincides with the fall season, which is considered one of the best times to visit since it attracts fewer people, and you can observe…
Portugal’s New Digital Nomad Visa Will Struggle to Attract Remote Workers
In a much-anticipated announcement, Portugal has released the details for a new visa targeted at digital nomads. The aim of this program is to attract remote workers and entrepreneurs to Portugal. The new visa program begins October 30, 2022, and will allow digital nomads to spend up to one year in the country. After one…
Top 7 Reasons To Visit Lisbon, Portugal
Portugal’s historic capital city enjoys a wonderfully scenic location on the banks of the vast River Tagus. With a balmy climate, fabulous food and stunning architecture, it’s time you paid a visit. Wander the ancient streets of Alfama Put on comfy shoes and wander Lisbon’s oldest neighbourhood. This maze of narrow, steep alleyways and squares…
10 Things Visitors Should Know About Guadalajara and the Magical Town of Tequila
Guadalajara is the second-largest city in Mexico and is best known for its tequila and mariachi. Located in Jalisco, with its big-city energy and small-town charm, it is a destination unlike any other. Here are the 10 things you need to know about Guadalajara and the town of Tequila: Explore the Historical Center Tour the majestic Historical…
Portugal: Top 10 Things Travelers Need to Know Before Visiting
From long-term travelers, newbie digital nomads, retirees, and so many more, everyone seems to be flocking to Portugal. And truthfully, it’s no surprise why. This coastal country’s laid-back lifestyle, delicious food, (relative) affordability, are just some of the reasons why Portugal currently has a lot of appeal for international travelers. Want to find out more about visiting…
Orlando celebrates Halloween with frights and fun all season long
Orlando invites visitors to celebrate Halloween with a line-up of spook-tacular events and experiences at the destination’s theme parks and attractions beyond the parks. Guests can celebrate for more than just one night as the Halloween Vacation Capital® offers a month-long period of ghoulishly fun festivities for everyone. This year’s haunted happenings include a host of…