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As Mexico’s second largest city, the beautiful metropolis of Guadalajara is a rewarding place to visit and live. With its rich culture, mouthwatering cuisine, creative vibe, and queer welcoming ambiance, Guadalajara is well-equipped for a variety of travelers. As the capital of the state of Jalisco, it’s a hub for many things that people love [...]
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For people who love to travel, budgeting is a constant necessity. Making sure you can fit in all the adventure and excitement that you’re seeking is worth taking the time to figure out what the best techniques are to travel in a cost effective way. Here is some advice on how to get the most [...]
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Though you might think that there couldn’t possibly be any more ancient ruins to explore in Rome, a 2,000 year old tunnel that functioned as a passageway for Roman emperors to enter and exit the Colosseum is now open to the public. The tunnel, known historically as the Passage of Commodus, is a 180-foot corridor [...]
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Portugal has been voted Europe’s best destination in Europe by the World Travel Awards, making this the country’s sixth win since 2017. Porto and Lisbon were also recognized as premiere city destinations. Portugal Secretary of State for Tourism, Trade and Services said the win “reflects the work, dedication and quality of all the professionals who, on [...]
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Another day has passed and you haven’t bought an old villa in Tuscany yet? Well, you still can. And in fact, small towns in Italy are indeed still paying people to move there. Radicondoli, a village close to the famous small city of Siena was once home to 3,000 residents, but now under 1,000. people [...]
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