Día de Muertos en México: qué es y cómo se celebra Todo lo que querías saber acerca de la celebración del Día de Muertos. Por qué se realiza, qué significado tiene. También te decimos cuándo se lleva a cabo y, sobre todo, qué podemos ver y hacer durante esta fiesta. Qué es el Día de Muertos El Día de Muertos es…
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Tips For The Beginner Traveler For the past two years I’ve lived and worked in over a dozen countries, spending most of the year as a digital nomad living out of a backpack. It’s awesome. I talk to a lot of people back home that have never traveled, and have lots of questions about…
Monthly List of Holidays and Events in Mexico Planning a trip to Mexico? Check out what’s on each month Wondering when you should travel to Mexico? You’ll find interesting festivals and fiestas taking place every month of the year. From Carnival time at the beginning of the year to Mexican Independence Day in September, there is…
The Best Trips for First-Time Solo Travelers We could wax poetic about all the ways traveling alone can be beneficial, however, taking the plunge and traveling solo for the first time can be a daunting thing. Taking your debut solo trip is bound to unleash a series of emotions that range from sheer joy to touches…
This Is the Most Visited City in the World A record number of Americans are traveling abroad. That’s wonderful news when you consider just two decades ago only 20 percent of Americans possessed a passport. Yes, we are all collecting those tiny little passport stamps left and right, but where exactly are international travelers going? According…
Celebrating Day of the Dead in Mexico Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a holiday celebrated throughout the Americas and combines ancient Indigenous traditions and modern fanfare. It is a whimsical and yet serious holiday that primarily takes place between October 31st and November 2nd. Mexico may have the most spectacular festivals in the hemisphere. Well…
If you are looking to travel and want to go back in time here are ten great historic travel destinations for the history buff on the go. From Castles to Great Walls to Pyramids here you will find 10 Historical destinations that everyone should visit. Do you have any places in mind that are both historic and…
1. Northeast Kingdom, Vermont Autumn is New England’s high season, with brilliant red, yellow, purple and orange leaves. Avoid the crowds; head for Vermont’s remote Northeast Kingdom. During the local Fall Foliage Festival, visit seven towns in seven days, each with crafts, home-baked apple pies, church suppers and live music (Sept 30-Oct 6; nekchamber.com). 2. The…
You’ve decided you want to travel more this year (good on you), but you’re struggling to choose your next destination. Surely there’s an easier way than trawling through endless travel mags and guidebooks for the answers, right? That’s where our ultimate month-by-month travel guide comes in: your easily digestible list of places to visit, things…
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Many Dominican resorts show off photos of candlelit dinners, secluded beaches, and mesmerizing sunsets. What they won’t show you are the screaming toddlers, the poolside beer-chugging contests, and the flies buzzing around the buffet. After touring the D.R. incognito, we can assure you that these hotels (many of the adult-only) truly deliver — comfortable rooms,…
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