Share The Article Ever had hopes of visiting that medieval fortress in France located on a tidal islet, oftentimes completely surrounded by water, and that puts all of Walt Disney’s dreamiest fairytale-like creations to shame? Starting this winter, you can take a direct train from Paris all the way to Mont Saint Michel in Normandy, […]
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This Lesser Known Caribbean Island With No Crowds Wants More Americans To Visit This Winter
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Share The Article Dreaming of a Caribbean getaway as of late, but Cancun, Punta Cana and the like––and their jam-packed resorts and lack of authenticity––just don’t do it for you anymore? Worry not: there is a lesser-known sunny spot in the Eastern end of the turquoise sea where the coastal views are just as beautiful, […]
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Share The Article Last Updated 3 days ago The United Nations (UN) wears many hats, oftentimes on the darker side of the spectrum in places not deemed fit for tourists. Take Haiti, for example. If you’ve been able to decipher real news through the election cycle’s talking heads, then surely you’re aware of Haiti’s continuous […]
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Share The Article Heading to a sunny Cancun this winter, and as usual, you’re concerned with your personal safety after being bombarded with mainstream news stories on how crime in the Mexican Caribbean is rising? While there is some truth to that, and we would definitely recommend you exercise greater caution visiting, Cancun remains one […]
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Share The Article Even before we engorge ourselves with a Thanksgiving feast and deal with the annual Black Friday frenzy, many travelers are already dreaming of sunny escapes. Leaves are still falling and menus continue highlighting pumpkin spice concoctions, but winter adventures are right around the corner. Some of us seek sun-kissed shores while others […]
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Share The Article Forget the household names! Fall is the season where hidden gems shine brightest, at least according to Alaska Airlines. The popular carrier has blown the doors off with their latest report, revealing the top 3. U.S. small towns to explore this fall. Many of us seek out iconic city adventures in such […]
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Share The Article One of the biggest problems travelers face? Deciding where to go next! Admittedly, it’s a first-world problem, but the world is wide and filled with wonders. We want beauty, challenges, and, in my case at least, to eat delicious food at the same time! Which leaves us spoiled for choice. […]
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Share The Article Last Updated 7 seconds ago Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned traveler, you might be used to checking the U.S. Department of State for updates regarding the security situation in a number of countries: It’s strange times we’re living in, after all, with all these geopolitical conflicts, and there’s nothing wrong with […]
Travel Guide
Colombia’s Undiscovered City: Swap Medellin’s Chaos For Timeless Streets & Authentic Culture
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Share The Article At this point, everyone already knows about Medellin. It’s been taken over by digital nomads and is popular among solo travelers too. With that comes a lot of chaos that you don’t necessarily have to deal with to check Colombia off your list. Is Medellin old news? No, not necessarily. But don’t sleep on […]
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Share The Article Leaves are falling, temperatures are dropping, and snow will blanket much of the U.S. before we know it. The good news is that there are still plenty of places to visit for winter sun, and perhaps no type of traveler knows this better than digital nomads. This newfound travel trend of recent […]
