Given Charleston’s aesthetically charming architecture, one would think the popular city commonly claimed to ooze European vibes would have a monopoly on South Carolina’s ‘magical’ destinations. According to Southern Living, that’s not the case… Not to say there’s a new sheriff in town, but there’s certainly a nearby alternative just an hour drive away. Perfect […]
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When you think of Italy, Rome is probably the first destination that comes to mind. As the country’s capital and a cultural powerhouse, it’s home to some of Europe’s most iconic attractions, like the mighty Colosseum, the ornate Fontana di Trevi, and the Vatican, to name a few. With so much to see, it’s no […]
Vespa rides into blood-orange sunsets, lemon sorbet, served in actual lemon shells, and of course, the postcard-ready pebbly beaches hugged by azure seas… There are many reasons why Capri is on everyone’s bucket list these days, but it’s not Italy’s only idyllic island getaway on offer. Gorgeous as it may be, however, the jet-setting spot […]
There’s no denying the best Southern city to quite literally gain a taste of Mexico is San Antonio, Texas —a place that’s practically impossible to have a bad meal with authentic community staples like Los Barrios and even “tourist traps” that would beat out other cities’ best eats. Having visited San Antonio a few months ago, I […]
Cheap, sunny, cultural, and a rare spot in Spain with minimal headline-capturing protests. What’s not to like? Apparently, not much. Barcelona’s time to shine has crumbled. Even locals say so, publicly pleading for their beloved city back after an influx of digital nomads and record-breaking visitor numbers, resulting in a myriad of complaints. Madrid sees […]
When you choose your next beach escape, odds are you’ll be looking where to spend blissful beach days in Mexico or the Caribbean. One Caribbean nation that has soared to new heights in terms of tourism is the Dominican Republic. Even the country’s cultural cities have become more popular, like Santiago de los Caballeros and […]
Florence seems to be on everyone’s bucket list these days, and can you blame them? With its soaring dome signed off by Brunelleschi, UNESCO-listed historic center, and medieval bridge spanning a scenic river, it’s something straight out of a fairytale. As beautiful as Florence may be, there are just a couple of caveats to note: […]
Share The Article When it comes to remote work, Bangkok has been the absolute leader in Asia for decades: not only is it a bustling metropolis with an endless offer of attractions, it boasts great weather (tropical storms aside), a lively social scene, and of course, it’s very affordable. There’s just one issue that’s become […]
Share The Article Arizona plates have already taken over San Diego highways, which means only one thing – it’s the unofficial start to summer. But this summer will be different than the rest as quite possibly the most highly anticipated hotel in America is set for a soft opening May 15th, followed by the official […]
Share The Article An alternative to Punta Cana? That might sound crazy, but there’s a brand new Dominican airport slated to open by the end of 2025. Scouring travel forums, there’s already pushback at just the thought of a Punta Cana dupe, especially as Samana, Miches, and Puerto Plata inch closer to becoming mainstream each […]










