Category: Travel Guide

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,…

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 numbers and…

Whether it be to earn points or simply enjoy a couple more inches of legroom, many Americans are loyal to their favorite airline, many of which prefer Southwest. As pioneers of flexible policies and friendly service, travelers rave about Southwest over the others. Sure, Southwest has had a hiccup or two over the years, but…

They say “the world is your oyster”, and like its namesake, this oceanic delicacy can be a delectable delight or a digestive disaster. The same goes for traveling. The world may be a beautiful place, but letting the looks fool you can leave you in some real trouble, many of which the dangers are to no…

With a History spanning thousands of years, including periods of Aztec, Mayan, and Spanish control, a host of world-class cities with stunning eclectic architecture, and as many as 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Mexico is one of the world’s leading destinations for culture. Though Merida and Mexico City tend to take all the glory, as they’re far more…

Train travel is back en vogue in Europe, with numerous train routes launching simultaneously and demand for the railway having increased significantly. It seems as if travelers have had it with airports in general: from the stressful security check-up, to the long wait in line, and even the super-strict luggage rules low-cost carriers impose, it’s no wonder they’re flocking into the nearest…

As if Cancun needed any more hype, there are now 47 more reasons to visit this year. You might think that’s a random number, but without boring you with a math lesson nobody wants to read, the truth is that Cancun’s awesomeness has just been backed by a prestigious award. Well, 47 of them to be exact.…

Home to an unprecedented number of historical sites, from ancient Roman arenas to towering Gothic churches to beautiful medieval towns still surrounded by 15th-century walls, Europe is likely to be on your radar this summer, particularly if you’re keen on a cultural getaway. Now, if you’re already sold on the idea of crossing the pond but can’t bear…

With temperatures rising dramatically already and travel warnings issued for several holiday spots across Spain, the Southern European country is bracing for one of the hottest summers in its recorded history. Regular beachgoers might not be exactly losing sleep over it, but try and sunbathe in Costa del Sol while it’s 120 degrees out, or when the heat is…

Fancy living La Dolce Vita this summer? If you dream of exploring Italy then a new sleeper train will make it easier than ever to visit 2 Italian cities in one short vacation. In fact, if you’re really short on time, you can visit them both in one weekend and spend 24 hours in each…