Category Archives: Travel Guide

Cancun Visitors Not Paying The Visitor Tax Could Have Their Passports Flagged

Share The Article Last Updated 48 seconds ago Cancun is the most sought-after destination for Americans going abroad: with its all-inclusive resorts, buzzing shopping scene, and beautiful beaches lapped by turquoise seas, there is no doubt it is set for yet another record-breaking season. That being said, a week in paradise does not come with […]

French Flair & Century-Old Inns: Discover Timeless Delights In Louisiana’s Oldest City

Share The Article If you thought New Orleans was the only Bayou beaut filled with European flair, you’d be mistaken! The timeless streets of Louisiana’s oldest city are illuminated by its very own vibrant “French Quarter”, with its color-wheel facades, wrought-iron balconies, and old-timey inns for a glimpse into the past. With less hustle and […]

4 Peaceful Beach Destinations In Mexico That Are Very Safe This Winter

Share The Article Last Updated 5 mins ago Are you planning on going to Mexico for a sunny getaway this winter, but you can’t seem to shake those persistent safety concerns? You should know our Southerly neighbor is a relatively safe tourist destination overall, but even in places like Cancun or Puerto Vallarta, certain precautions […]

This Tropical Paradise In Asia Has $80 Hotels And It’s Surging In Popularity This Winter

Share The Article Last Updated 3 mins ago Forget Bali, Phuket, the Maldives, and every other jam-packed, overpriced Asian island travel blogs tend to overemphasize. If you’re looking to not only get your mind blown by the stunning nature but also enjoy some much-needed peace and quiet, Palawan is where you should be headed. A […]

These 5 Digital Nomad Hotspots In Europe Offer Culture & Mild Winter Weather

Share The Article Last Updated 7 mins ago Winter in Europe is not every digital nomad’s cup of tea, be it for the heavy rainfall and snow flurries or the limited amount of daylight. A gross mistake most people make is failing to realize that, well, not all of the continent is freezing cold this […]

Stunning Beaches & Cenotes! Tulum’s New Airport Sees 1 Million Passengers In First Year  

Share The Article Last Updated 33 seconds ago Some of the most beautiful white sand beaches I have ever seen are in Tulum.   So it’s no wonder that the airport making Tulum even more accessible to global travelers has been a huge success.   According to new figures released as Tulum International Airport celebrated […]

These Are 5 Must-Visit European Destinations For 2025 According To Travel Experts

Share The Article Last Updated 1 day ago Fairytale castles, ancient cities with origins lost to time, and the kind of architectural wealth younger nations on our side of the pond will take centuries to hoard: Europe is where every culture buff will be headed in the coming year. Lonely Planet is well aware of […]

Vibrant Culture And Diverse Landscapes! This South American Destination Is Breaking Tourism Records  

Share The Article Last Updated 47 seconds ago Some countries are so impossibly beautiful that they have to be seen to be believed.   And one of those destinations is Chile. On the one hand, the country is home to the Atacama desert, which is officially the driest place on earth. On the other hand, you […]

This Affordable Beach Destination Named One Of The Safest In Mexico

Share The Article If you’re heading south of the border this winter, but Cancun, Cabo and Puerto Vallarta don’t exactly fit your current budget––we get it, $600-a-night for a resort stay is a bit much––have you ever considered a lesser-known, arguably more authentic Mazatlan? Lining the Pacific Coast, it combines the Old World charm of […]

Unknown Beach City Near Spanish Islands Destined To Become New Travel Hotspot

Share The Article Up for adventure? If so, there’s one place you can now easily visit that’s almost certainly never been on your radar. Set near Spain’s Canary Islands lies a disputed city with a history of controversy. Is it Morocco? Is It Western Sahara? You be the judge. Point being, despite governmental conflicts, tensions […]