Share The Article When the winter freeze kicks in, every travel publication on the internet starts pushing the same tropical destinations. But we aren’t just any travel publication. Travel experts are sounding the alarm on Caribbean overcrowding this season. No worries, we’ve got you. One of my main missions as the Editor here at Travel […]
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Share The Article The North American travel network is facing severe, widespread disruptions this weekend as two rapidly intensifying hurricanes threaten major tourism and transit corridors. Travelers across the United States and along the Pacific coast of Mexico are facing an urgent, life threatening situation that requires immediate action. Driving conditions are rapidly deteriorating, flight […]
Share The Article It’s not all doom and gloom in the travel world this year. While it’s true going abroad as an American has turned into an exponentially more complex endeavor, especially with Europe introducing mandatory fingerprinting on arrival and a spate of countries rolling out mandatory travel permits, at least one good thing came […]
Share The Article When most travelers think about chasing fall foliage, their minds immediately jump to the northeastern United States or the sprawling national parks of Canada. But Europe undergoes a spectacular, deeply underrated transformation every autumn. Autumn in Europe is my absolute favorite time to travel. The summer crowds vanish, the heat breaks, and […]
Share The Article Finding the perfect tropical vacation usually comes down to one massive hurdle. You spot an incredible picture of a quiet beach online, you get excited, and then you check the flight logistics. Suddenly, you realize getting to that perfect stretch of sand requires waking up at three in the morning, enduring two […]
Share The Article Ever been to Europe thinking you’d find the exact same cobbled, fairytale town you saw on that flying-dress influencer’s viral reel, only to be met with a ton of people and cramped, matchbox-sized B&Bs priced like a boutique hotel? They call the acute culture shock some tourists experience upon finding the real […]
Share The Article When travelers plan a trip to Iceland, the itinerary usually looks exactly the same: rent a campervan, drive the Golden Circle, and fight for a parking spot at the famous black sand beaches of Vík (guilty as charged). But just a 35-minute ferry ride off the southern coast sits a cluster of […]
Share The Article No, I’m not talking about hostels or scary cockroach hotels you wouldn’t step foot in. Trust me, I have stayed in enough so-called budget hotels to know they are definitely not all created equal. Winter is right around the corner, and the prices for traditional warm weather escapes are already completely out […]
Share The Article Feel like Spain, Italy, and Portugal don’t want Americans anywhere near? No problem: this fall, you can fly nonstop from Newark to this gorgeous walled city in Southeastern Europe, dominated by mighty medieval fortifications, offering mild weather, beautiful turquoise seas, and virtually zero of the headline-grabbing anti-tourist protests seen farther out West. […]
Share The Article If you are planning a trip to Europe this fall, you’ve probably heard the warnings about the new biometric border rules. The EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) has been causing a stir, with travelers bracing for long lines and mandatory fingerprint scans just to start their vacation. But there is a loophole that […]










