Whether you plan on spending the last few days of the year relaxing in front of the screen for some well-deserved rest, or plotting out your next travel adventure for 2024, there’s nothing like some armchair traveling to get you inspired. From the dunes of the world’s largest uninterrupted sand mass, to the jungles of
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Wonderfully intact Maya ruins and a remote biosphere reserve where you can still genuinely go off the grid are just two of many attractions in Honduras. This under-the-radar country is a top pick for budget travelers, whether you’re just passing through as part of an epic road trip, taking a week-long beach vacation or going
“Eigi skal höggva!” (Do not strike!) were the last words of Snorri Sturluson, saga author and chieftain of the Sturlungar clan. In 1241, during the height of the Age of the Sturlungs – the bloodiest period of Icelandic history – the ruling clans fought for power. Snorri was assassinated in his home Reykholt in Borgarfjörður
With dozens of luxurious all-inclusive resorts and some of the most popular attractions in the Caribbean, a trip to Jamaica can be pricey. But it doesn’t have to be. Jamaica offers myriad experiences that don’t put a strain on your wallet, from free street dances to inexpensive concerts and stunning secluded rivers and beaches. Jamaicans have
From the high Himalayas to the lush green foothills, from arid plateaus to shimmering glaciers, Nepal offers an incomparable array of hiking trails. If there’s a better – and easier – place to trek anywhere in the world, we’ve yet to find it. Many of Nepal’s most celebrated treks pass through national parks or protected
Amsterdam has been a global influencer since what began as an inauspicious herring-fishing settlement went on to inspire international seafaring, trade, engineering, art and culture. Ahead of its 750th birthday in 2025, this visionary world treasure is again leading the way with spirited and innovative community and sustainability initiatives that are enriching the diverse and
People may think of Thailand as a food-focused destination, or a place for great nightlife or even a wellness center and somewhere to go and be pampered. The truth is, Thailand is all of those things and more. You could be snorkeling in bright blue waters near a glorious beach, hiking to Thailand’s highest temples,
Both offer incredible mountains, deliciously spicy food and unique cultures to discover. But which should you visit? Be warned: both Bhutan and Nepal are likely to destroy your captivation-o-meter. It will explode at the mountainside monasteries. Clap out on once-in-a-lifetime treks. Shatter on the mere arrival at either Himalayan kingdom. So when it comes to picking
With its sensational national parks, beguiling cities, rich Indigenous culture and dramatic landscapes – ranging from towering Andean mountains and high-altitude lakes to shimmering salt flats and dense Amazonian rainforests – Bolivia is a magnet for travelers from across the globe. Deciding to visit is easy, but the logistics of getting into the country can
Thailand is perfect for families and kids of all ages. Beaches and watersports abound, of course, as the country is blessed with 3148km (1956 miles) of coastline. But Thailand also boasts 156 national parks, 120 protected forest areas and 58 wildlife sanctuaries covering more than 30% of the country, providing ample opportunity for tramping and
Havana is a dream destination for families and children of all ages. Cubans place their family at the heart of everything. Kids are cherished and pampered and your children will be fussed over in casas particulares (B&Bs), on the streets and in restaurants. The high season – from November to April – is an excellent time
With its famously unpredictable weather, it can be tough to decide the best time to visit Ireland. The good news is that whatever month you decide to go, you’ll have lots of things to do. With stunning scenery, cozy pubs and a great food culture, there are plenty of highlights to suit every traveler. The
India is heaven for budget travelers. Few places on earth offer quite so many rewarding travel experiences for such a pocket friendly price, particularly if you travel in cheaper classes on buses and trains and stay in budget hotels or hostels. When planning a budget trip to India, remember that cost and comfort are closely
Ask any Jamaican when the best time to visit the island is and why, and they’ll probably give a list of reasons to visit all year round. But for travelers who aren’t afforded an indefinite stay on the island, there are certainly months and seasons more ideal for spending time in Jamaica. Major events and
Kyoto is a relatively compact city with a great public transport network, making traveling around a breeze. Its easily navigable streets and mostly flat ground also mean it’s an enjoyable destination to explore by bike or on foot. We’ve got all the insider tips and tricks you need to easily get around in Kyoto. Get
With world-renowned beaches, mesmerizing bioluminescent bays and tropical rainforests, it’s no wonder Puerto Rico is growing in popularity among travelers. It’s also a low-maintenance choice for many regarding travel admin – Puerto Rico is a visa-free destination for over 40 countries and territories. Here’s everything you need to know about whether you need a visa
From towering Himalayan peaks to vast expanses of grassland and the steamy hills of the Western Ghats, India offers a diversity of hiking experiences like nowhere else on Earth. Whether you fancy a short trek through the hills or an epic expedition over the high passes of the Himalayas, you’ll find a route with your
Bruges is one of the most picturesque cities in Northern Europe, with photo opportunities awaiting you around every corner. The medieval city center survived multiple invasions and wars over the last 500 years, yet miraculously kept its 15th-century architecture intact – an achievement that won it UNESCO World Heritage status in 2000. Beyond the picturesque Gothic facades,
The Maldives or Barbados? Even muttering their names can unknot the most tense of shoulders. To pick one you need to ask what you want from a tropical island vacation. Do you favor fine dining over fine diving? Luxury resorts over life-giving rum? Peace and quiet over watersports? The one thing you don’t want is any more
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