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What It’s Like to Visit Antarctica as a Tourist

Ian Hernandez

Tourism on the Edge of the World Tourism on the Edge of the World (image credits: wikimedia) Antarctica, the coldest and most remote continent, is not a typical vacation spot, yet more people are traveling there than ever before. In the 2023-2024 season, the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) reported over 105,000 visitors, …

The Cities With the Most Unexpected Nightlife Scenes

Ian Hernandez

Tbilisi, Georgia Tbilisi, Georgia (image credits: pixabay) Tbilisi’s nightlife scene catches most travelers completely off guard. Hidden within its old city walls are underground clubs like Bassiani, famously set in a former Soviet swimming pool, and now a world-renowned techno venue. According to a 2022 economic report, nightlife tourism in Tbilisi surged by 30%, mostly …

The 10 Most Scenic Airports You’ll Ever Land In

Ian Hernandez

Kona International Airport (KOA), Hawaii Kona International Airport (KOA), Hawaii (image credits: unsplash) Arriving at Kona International Airport feels like stepping straight into a dream. As your plane glides over endless stretches of the Pacific, you can spot the unmistakable black lava fields that define Hawaii’s Big Island. The open-air terminals invite you to soak …

The 11 Most Underrated Capitals for Weekend Getaways

Ian Hernandez

Ljubljana, Slovenia Ljubljana, Slovenia (image credits: pixabay) Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is a city that surprises visitors with its fairy-tale charm and laid-back vibes. While many tourists flock to Venice or Vienna, Ljubljana quietly offers scenic river views, lush parks, and a rich blend of Baroque and Art Nouveau architecture. The city’s centerpiece, Ljubljana …

The Wildest Travel Trends We’ll See This Year

Ian Hernandez

Sustainable Travel Takes Center Stage Sustainable Travel Takes Center Stage (image credits: unsplash) Sustainability is now at the heart of travel choices for millions. An eye-opening 81% of global travelers believe companies must step up and help reduce their carbon footprint, as revealed in a recent Booking.com survey. This massive shift is fueling the rise …

Europe’s Sleeping Train Renaissance Is Officially Underway

Ian Hernandez

The Resurgence of Night Trains The Resurgence of Night Trains (image credits: wikimedia) A quiet revolution is happening while much of Europe sleeps. Night trains, once thought to be relics of a bygone era, are rolling back onto tracks at a pace that’s both surprising and inspiring. The drive for more sustainable travel is at …

Why Seniors Are Leading the New Era of Adventure Travel

Ian Hernandez

Changing Demographics in Travel Changing Demographics in Travel (image credits: unsplash) The world of travel is not what it used to be, and one of the most surprising shifts is happening right before our eyes. Seniors are now at the forefront of adventure travel, shaking up an industry that once catered mostly to the young …

How to Travel Safely in a Politically Unstable World

Ian Hernandez

Research Your Destination Thoroughly Research Your Destination Thoroughly (image credits: wikimedia) The first step to safe travel in a politically unstable world is always research. Before you even start packing your bags, check the latest travel advisories from official government websites such as the U.S. State Department or the UK Foreign Office. These sources provide …

Top 10 Haunted Hotels You Can Actually Stay In

Ian Hernandez

1. The Stanley Hotel, Colorado 1. The Stanley Hotel, Colorado (image credits: pixabay) There’s a chill in the air at The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, and it’s not just from the mountain winds. Since opening in 1909, this grand hotel has been the site of countless ghost stories and is famously tied to …

Why Digital Nomads Are Choosing the Balkans in 2025

Ian Hernandez

Affordable Cost of Living Affordable Cost of Living (image credits: wikimedia) It’s almost shocking how affordable life is in the Balkans compared to Western Europe or North America. In 2025, digital nomads can rent a cozy apartment in Sofia, Bulgaria for about €400 a month, or snag a place in Belgrade, Serbia for even less—sometimes …