Share The Article The first true cold front just blew through my hometown of Louisville, and my mind shot straight to the Caribbean. But I’ve been craving a more ‘off-path’ vacation without the hassle. Trying to map out the perfect off-the-grid Caribbean trip used to end in a huge headache. Historically, if an island was […]
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Americans Can Fly Nonstop To Europe’s Safest Undiscovered Coastal City With Intact Medieval Walls, $5 Pints, And Nearby Turquoise Beaches
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Share The Article I totally understand the urge to hold onto summer for as long as humanly possible. When the temperature starts dropping at home, my first reaction is to start looking at flight maps. I want to find a place where the sun is still bright, the ocean water is still warm enough for […]
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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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5 Of The Safest Warm-Weather Destinations Americans Can Fly To Without A Passport This Fall
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Share The Article Ever been planning a vacation only to realize your passport expired three months ago? Or maybe your one of the 50% of Americans that simply don’t have one? You do not need to give up on your beach vacation. One of the biggest travel hacks for Americans is leveraging the absolute beauty […]
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Americans Can Fly Nonstop In Just A Few Hours To 2 Of The World’s Most Beautiful Hotels, According To Time Out
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Share The Article When global travel authority Time Out drops its annual ranking of the world’s most breathtaking places to stay, the list usually leans heavily toward remote architectural hideaways in the Indian Ocean or the Himalayas that require forty hours of brutal transit time. This year, however, two absolute masterclasses in design and luxury […]
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Americans Can Now Fly Nonstop To 4 Underrated Tropical Escapes With Top Safety Rankings, Pristine Beaches, And Zero Crowds
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Share The Article Trying to lock in the perfect tropical escape used to feel like a travel compromise. For years, if you found a destination that was actually safe and empty, getting there was a nightmare. On the flip side, the spots with direct flights out of the U.S. were almost always the same ones […]
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Americans Can Now Fly Nonstop To 4 Of The Safest Undiscovered Central American Escapes With Affordable Luxury, Hidden Surf Towns, and Ancient Ruins
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Share The Article Stop dropping $5K on crowded, cookie-cutter resorts in Cancun or Jamaica just because they feel “easy.” I promise you can do better. Right now you can hop on a short nonstop flight, land in Central America, and stay in a high-end oceanfront boutique lodge for a fraction of the price—with zero jet […]
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Share The Article Had your fill of the Parises and Londons of the world? This epic Eastern European capital still feels like the Europe of yesteryear—no overpriced tourist traps, no hour-long queues—and even better, it’s arguably safer than your average major Western hub. Belgrade, in Serbia, has been the talk of the travel world lately, […]
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Americans Can Now Fly Nonstop To This European Beach Destination That Actually Wants More Tourists
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Share The Article If you’re thinking of going on a little impromptu trip to Europe this summer, but you’re unsure where to go with reports of crackdowns on Airbnbs in Barcelona and increasing curbs on mass tourism across Amalfi, we have just the answer for you. Tucked away in the southern corner of Portugal, hugging […]
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Share The Article For the last decade, I’ve watched some of my absolute favorite beach towns in Central America slowly transform into massive, overpriced tourist traps. It usually happens the exact same way: a quiet surf village gets “discovered,” the massive mega-resorts move in, the prices triple, and suddenly you are fighting 500 people for […]
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