Category: Travel Guide

Mexico may be every American’s go-to spot for beaches and all-inclusive resorts, with Cancun, Cabo, Puerto Vallarta and the like dominating travel trends come winter, but as any culture aficionado will be able to attest, it is also a world-class sightseeing destination. With a History spanning thousands of years, and having hosted many a great civilization,…

There’s no wrong season for solo travelers to take to the skies and explore the world, but fall and winter are some of the most underrated times of year to take advantage of some much-needed alone time. Think about it – everyone has different jobs and interests, and most people with regular 9-to-5 vacation time in summer…

Be it for London, an iconic metropolis famous for its red telephone boxes, double-decker buses, and lush parks, or the quaint, medieval Edinburgh, with its cobbled alleys and imposing medieval castle, the United Kingdom is an incredibly popular destination among Americans. For many years now, they have been welcomed to Britain with open arms, and more recently,…

Have you been dreaming of a sunny getaway this winter, but another nondescript Caribbean island where all you can do is lounge by a beach does not exactly float your boat? You would think Europe is off limits this season, what with all the heavy showers and freezing temperatures, but believe it or not, there…

There’s nothing quite like the adventure of rail travel.   Hopping on a train is easy and convenient and a great way to get from A to B, especially in Europe, where the most iconic cities are well connected.   To improve this connectivity, Eurostar has just announced direct train services between Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and London, making…

Home to vibrant cosmopolises that never sleep, a fascinating ancient heritage, and even K-Pop, one of the most ubiquitous cultural movements to have originated from outside the United States in recent years, South Korea is one of the trendiest destinations right now. For the past two years, Americans have been flocking into the Asian hotspot, with very…

There’s nothing quite like a Christmas market to get you in the festive spirit. The delicious food, the live music, and the handmade gifts all scream ‘Tis the Season!’  Christmas markets originated in Germany in the Late Middle Ages, and they have been a European staple of the season ever since.  Want to experience all…

There are 2 things digital nomads always seem to be drawn to when planning a relocation, either temporarily or permanently: a higher quality of life than their former morose, Stateside suburban existence and great weather. In other words, most nomads are flocking where the nearest beach is––just look at places like Playa Del Carmen or Puerto Vallarta,…

If you’re planning a workcation trip to Latin America from next year, but you’re not exactly keen on done-and-dusted Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Medellin, and the like, you may be wondering where exactly to go that’s not oversaturated already with digital nomads. You know how it goes: once the nomads start pouring in, prices start to increase significantly in response.…

As the cost of living crisis intensifies and all our usual digital nomad hotspots become a tad too pricey to live in––Croatia, Georgia, we’re looking at you––it’s easy to feel as if options for middle-income country-hoppers are, well, scarce to say the least. Look up any mainstream media-curated list of top digital nomad destinations, and Barcelona, London,…