Share The Article Your favorite expat is back. Having been to over 40 European countries, with only Belarus and a couple of tiny micro-nations left to tick off, I can safely attest that there’s no greater, more diverse, downright beautiful country than my beloved France. No, I’m not originally from here—Brazilian-Italian via Britain and Ireland—but […]
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Share The Article Say goodbye to strict Ryanair baggage rules and navigating those confusing low-cost flights flying within Europe: Starting this upcoming winter, you’ll be able to travel between two of the Old Continent’s most iconic cities on a low-cost train with tickets starting from only $22, when historically, Eurostar fares have ranged between around […]
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The Visa-Free South American Countries With Towering Andes Peaks, Vibrant Cities, And Seamless Direct Flights
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Share The Article Stop wasting the first three days of your hard-earned PTO fighting jet lag and massive international customs lines. As someone deeply embedded in the travel industry, I constantly watch travelers make the exact same logistical mistake. They book brutal, multi-leg flights across the Atlantic to Europe or across the Pacific to Asia, […]
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Share The Article It seems Dubrovnik’s Golden Age of Tourism has run its course. Well, Game of Thrones—and now House of the Dragon—enthusiasts will still flock to the real-life ‘King’s Landing’ to retrace Cersei’s steps down the Walk of Shame and walk the ‘Red Keep’ ramparts, but we have a feeling the novelty has started […]
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The Stunning European City You’ve Never Heard Of: Affordable, Safe & Surging In Popularity
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Share The Article Tired of the Parises, Londons, Barcelonas of the world? This lesser-known Eastern European city you’ve probably never heard of offers $3 jugs of beer, safer streets than your usual Western hub, equally stunning architecture… and it won’t be long before it finally goes mainstream. Romania is a pretty underrated country as it […]
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These Are The 10 Safest Tourist Destinations This Fall According To Over 14,000 Americans
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Share The Article After two decades of traveling and visiting over 100 countries, I’ve learned that safety isn’t about constantly looking over your shoulder—it’s about the ultimate luxury: the ability to actually unplug. When you know a destination is genuinely secure, you aren’t second-guessing your surroundings or overthinking a walk back to your hotel. You […]
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Europe’s Safest Undiscovered Country With Emerald Lakes And Fairytale Castles Wants More Tourists
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Share The Article I have been spending entirely too much time lately looking at global travel trends, watching massive crowds descend on the same few European hotspots. If you are sitting there reading this, mentally exhausted by the idea of fighting for a tiny patch of beach in Italy or dropping a month’s rent on […]
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Europe Will Launch A Brand New Train Route Connecting England To This Underrated Medieval European City
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Share The Article It’s been a long minute since we’ve last had one of these, but after years of mulling over the introduction of new destinations, Eurostar is finally getting fresh new ideas off the drawing board. Starting in winter 2026, the popular company that oversees rail travel from Britain to mainland Europe will officially […]
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The Underrated Mediterranean City With 80°F Octobers, Ancient Ruins, And $10 Beach Clubs Is Europe’s Fastest-Growing Destination
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Share The Article Arrived late to Eurosummer? Unless you’re down for splurging on a $1,000-a-night villa on the Amalfi Coast, and you’re not exactly averse to crowds, you might want to save your little culture-infused getaway for a little later in the fall: This stunning coastal city in the Eastern Mediterranean has ancient ruins, gorgeous […]
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10 Beautiful Destinations That Actually Want Americans To Visit: ‘Open Door Travel’ Surges
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Share The Article Ever get that creeping feeling you just are not welcome? If you have stamped your passport lately, you know exactly what I mean. It is the eye roll from a waiter, the endless headlines about European cities cracking down on tourism, or the sudden barrage of new fees, curfews, and actual protests […]