Category: Travel Guide

Scoring cheap flights isn’t the only way to save money in our travels. When it comes to Europe, budget airlines like Ryan Air and Wizz Air jet off to some really cool spots, but there’s just something magical about exploring Europe by train. Not every country is worth it, however. Sometimes taking that cheap flight is justified…

They say the West Coast is the best coast and I will back up that claim any day of the week. I may have been born and raised in Texas, but some of the best years of my life have been spent in California. I’m not going to sugarcoat the frustrations of living here, but…

“Revenge travel” has proved itself here to stay and more Americans than ever are planning trips across the pond. A new report from the European Tourism Commission revealed that two-thirds of European countries are drawing close to or surpassing 2019 tourist arrival numbers. While classic destinations like Spain continue to break travel records, it may surprise you…

Spring break is the perfect time to let your hair down, relax on the beach, and soak up some sunshine. And there’s no place better to do that than Mexico. Spring break isn’t just for college freshmen and sophomores. It’s for anyone who wants to rejuvenate after a long, cold winter. It’s the turning point…

It seems more and more like there are very few undiscovered places left in the world. The most beautiful or interesting sites are plastered all over social media by travelers keen to share their discoveries. But there are still plenty of hidden gems dotted across the U.S. These are exciting attractions that aren’t quite so…

Dreaming of where your spring break vacation might take you? Us too… If you’re struggling to narrow down where you want to get your dose of sun and good times, then a new study may have the inspiration you seek. Travel booking giant Expedia has examined flight search data from its users for the period between March…

Much to the chagrin of other nations, the U.S. State Department has been in a trigger-happy mood, issuing new travel advisories to kick off 2024. Some are expected, some are surprised, and others are pushing back on the assertion that their country is unsafe for tourists. The State Department’s job is to inform travelers of the potential…

Other than safety, cultural attractions, and weather, affordable accommodation is a primary factor for digital nomads when choosing a new home, however temporary. Needless to say, this immediately rules out a majority of the world’s top tourist hotspots, like New York, Paris and Dubai. These are destinations where not only living costs are going through the roof, but…

Travelers have always been drawn to Mexico’s pristine beaches, archeological wonders, and vibrant city life, but never has the country enjoyed the levels of international popularity it’s experiencing right now. Following a record-breaking 2023, January and February have seen millions of travelers enter the country’s borders, and though there’s no shortage of gorgeous places people are…

Where can Americans find luxurious all-inclusives, white sands, and the classic, postcard-ready view of clifftop ancient Mayan ruins overlooking the bright-blue Caribbean? Hint: it’s not Cancun. Surprisingly enough, up until last year, this paradise beach town did not have its own international airport, forcing vacationers to fly instead to Cancun International before traveling onward for an hour…