Destinations

Some day the pandemic will be over. You should start planning your next trips now; here are the six places to go first when the world re-opens.

Travel restrictions have closed international borders, especially to Americans. The staycation is the new weekend getaway, but there are some easy ways to make it count.

The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade (DFAT) is warning folks to avoid traveling to the United States, indicating there is an “ongoing potential for unrest and violence” and terrorism. The international travel ban from Australia remains in place.

Situated in the picturesque White Mountains region of New Hampshire, Ames Brook Campground offers one of the best camping experiences in the New England region. Here’s our review.

There are currently two islands offering visitors the option for long term stays of up to 12 months: Barbados and Bermuda. With today’s lax work from home policies working remotely in an exotic destination is more doable than ever. Learn how to live and work remotely on either Bermuda or Barbados.

COVID-19 has turned the country upside down. It nearly shut down the economy and wreaked havoc on the travel industry as a whole. It also forced people into quarantine for months on end. Most people are eager to get out at this point.

With schools closing throughout the world due to the coronavirus pandemic, parents are now spending 24/7 with their kids at home! Self-quarantining yourselves indoors away from it all does not mean that learning must stop for you or your kids.

Krakow Poland is easily one of the most underrated European cities. However, travelers often quickly fall in love with it’s impressive architecture, great food and friendly people. This city deserves a full week of your time to really get the most out of it, but if you are pressed for time, here’s exactly what to do on a Krakow Day Trip!