Maria Valencia

This fall season will be the most costly in history, according to Squaremouth analytics. So, which destinations are still affordable?

In August 2024, the US State Department reassessed the security situation of 34 countries across most continents and we have summarized these travel

Here we go again. New protests against Uber, Cabify and DiDi have led taxi drivers and other drivers to block both entrances of Terminal 2 at Cancun International Airport (CUN).

Fall 2024 is perfect for exploring Caribbean gems like Aruba, Anguilla and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, thanks to their more affordable prices, fewer crowds and luxury all-inclusive resorts that make travel easier.

Once one of the most visited destinations worldwide, Cancun is reportedly losing visitors at an accelerated pace , according to data revealed by ASUR, the airport management agency.

This time, a Venezuelan family was spotted walking along the highway, catching the attention of passing drivers. It later was reported that taxi drivers were demanding such exorbitant prices that they decided to put themselves at risk and make their way to the city on foot.

Data from Google Flights show that Americans have already made up their minds about the destinations they want to visit over the upcoming Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Eve. According to the travel platform, the top-searched Thanksgiving spots include Orlando, New York, Miami, Phoenix, Puerto Rico and Los Angeles. Regarding international destinations, Americans are booking their trips to Cancun, Tokyo, London, Paris, Mumbai, Bangkok, Rome and of course, Barcelona. Americans’ Preferred Destinations for Thanksgiving These statistics apply to flights departing […]

In a recent high-level meeting between Consul General Justin Thomas and Quintana Roo's Governor Mara Lezama, the US official made positive remarks about the state's overall safety.

Despite being one of the most visited cities in the world, Barcelona made the baffling decision in 2015 to ban new hotel construction in the city center and recently decided to cancel the licenses of over 10,100 tourist apartments. As a consequence, the city now faces compensation claims for up to €3 billion.

Located in the Eastern Caribbean , the stunning twin-island nation of Antigua and Barbuda is becoming a major tourism hotspot, set to overthrow larger regional competitors regarding economic growth.