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 […]
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Americans Can Fly Nonstop To These 7 Warm Weather Destinations With $50 A Night Hotels This Winter
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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 […]
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Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This Safe European Walled City With 72°F Octobers, 16th-Century Fortresses, And Zero Anti-Tourist Protests
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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. […]
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Americans Can Fly Nonstop To The Safest European Country With Perfect Autumn Weather, $5 Pints, And Zero Fingerprint Checks
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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 […]
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Americans Can Soon Fly Nonstop To Europe’s Safest Undiscovered Alpine Capital With A 12th-Century Castle, $4 Pints, And Fewer Crowds
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Share The Article Tired of the same old Paris–London–Rome circuit? For decades now, Americans have flocked into the same 3 European capitals for one of two reasons: either they genuinely didn’t know better than to flock into the same tourist hotspots over and over again, or they had no choice but to given the scarcity […]
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This Underrated Eastern European City With 4th-Century Fortresses, $15 Dinners, And 1-Year Visa Free Visits For Americans Is Breaking Tourism Records
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Share The Article If you’re tired of hearing well-traveled acquaintances raving about their Paris–London–Rome circuit every year, we have something for you that might actually properly turn a few heads, and that won’t burn a hole through your wallet: Tucked away in the far Eastern corner of Europe, in a pocket-sized country roughly the size […]
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Americans Can Now Fly Nonstop To This Sun-Drenched Italian Island With 75°F Fall Weather, Ancient Ruins, And $70 B&Bs
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Share The Article Not Rome and its nauseatingly long Colosseum lines, Venice with the bottlenecked canals overflowing with tourists, nor Positano and its exclusive beach bars where a half-sized glass of Aperol will set you back $15. The Italian destination that has everyone talking Stateside is a sun-drenched island just off the toe of the […]
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Americans Can Fly Nonstop To These 3 Beach Destinations For Under $325 This January With Warm Ocean Waters & 80 Degree Winters
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Share The Article Let us be completely honest about winter travel. When the end of January rolls around and you are scraping solid ice off your car windshield in the freezing dark, the urge to book a tropical getaway becomes an absolute necessity. However, looking at standard flight prices on legacy airlines can be incredibly […]
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This Underrated Belgian City With 12th-Century Castles, Canals, And Beer Gardens Is Americans’ New Favorite European Getaway
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Share The Article Americans appear to have a new favorite European destination, and it’s no longer Paris and its Haussmann-planned cityscape. Or Rome and the millennia-old ruins of an empire. Much less Barcelona and its jam-packed Gothic Quarter. As a matter of fact, tourists are now being squirted with water pistols by angry anti-tourist protesters […]
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Share The Article Italy is probably the number-one destination for Americans hopping across the pond. Pastel buildings, scenic lungomare promenades stretching along turquoise seas, and incredible food… name any other European country that can beat it. I’ll wait. Anyway, if you think pasta and beaches, and, well, Amalfi are the only draws luring Americans over […]