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It’s no exaggeration to say that Spain has it all. From the rocky northern coast with some of the world’s best food, to white-sand beaches and white-washed villages in the sunny south, Spain offers diverse experiences. Moorish castles and Modernista architecture await you; no matter where you go in Spain, it will be epic.
When I step into a grocery store or market in Greece, I remember shopping with my grandparents as a child. They were ruthless when it came to buying great produce; mediocre just wasn’t going to cut it. They wouldn’t hesitate to ask store assistants what the freshest catch of fish or cut of meat of the day was.
While deserts may conjure images of barren, dry landscapes, Palm Springs and the broader Coachella Valley are alive with activities. In recent years, this region has attracted more than just retirees and Coachella fans; it’s a vibrant haven for everyone.
When considering the best food cities in the US, names like New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago typically rise to the top. However, if you’re traveling in search of exceptional eats, we encourage you to think outside the box and explore these underrated culinary destinations instead.
Winter in Europe can be lovely: bundles of pillowy snow, steaming mulled wine at Christmas markets, and the crunching score of ice skates on a frozen canal. However, it can also bring the rain, biting winds, and that never-ending darkness. Who doesn’t long for the sun and the rejuvenating effects of vitamin D?
With technology seemingly present in every aspect of life and corner of the globe, it can feel almost impossible to truly unplug and relax. Fortunately, there are still some sacred spots where you can escape the world and all its stresses – you just need to know where to look.
Oman’s vibrant cultural heritage is deeply intertwined with the gifts of its terrain, permeating every travel experience here.
If the thought of another year crawling to a close has left you feeling a little low, November is the perfect time to give yourself a travel-fueled lift, with an array of destinations primed for exploration during the penultimate month of the year.
Bangkok’s nightlife reflects just how dynamic the city truly is. Whether you want to sip cocktails 50 floors up, dive into Asia’s liveliest LGTBIQ+ scene, or explore the indie music scene, the Thai capital has an eclectic mix of venues that cater to every taste, budget, and style. Here’s our pick of must-visit spots when the sun goes down and the neon flickers on in Bangkok.
When we say that Malta is jam-packed with culture, food, and nature, we’re not exaggerating. This Mediterranean island, while being the tenth smallest country in the world, boasts the fifth-most densely populated area. Therefore, whether you’re a solo traveler, retired explorer, or a large family on vacation, you don’t have to wander far in the Maltese archipelago to find something exciting.
Can’t decide between visiting dive sites and tropical beaches, hiking through mountains, or exploring vibrant city centers? Deliberate no more – Malaysia has you covered with its amazing array of things to do. This Southeast Asian nation showcases an astonishing variety of landscapes, cultures, and cuisines.
Famous for its ski slopes, the small mountain town of Bansko, Bulgaria, is drawing savvy travelers all year long with a diverse array of activities. Adventurous mountain lovers, social butterflies, and those seeking tranquility surrounded by nature are sure to find joy in this charming town, which has continuously evolved to surprise visitors. In recent years, Bansko has become a favorite of non-Bulgarians and digital nomads who choose this destination as their new home base—and for good reason.
GoTravelDaily Destination Editor for Central & Eastern Europe recently traveled to Andermatt, Switzerland. Here, she shares some tips and insights for anyone planning a similar trip.
Much of the Cowboy State – Wyoming – lies well under the radar of many travelers, which is excellent news for those in the know.
Travelers adore Budapest for its budget-friendly reputation. Although the city has grown more expensive in recent years, many visitors still find it to be a more affordable option compared to other European capitals.
Your first visit to Svalbard may seem a bit daunting – located midway between Norway and the North Pole, this remote Norwegian island is a land of extreme climate, glaciers, and polar bears. This, combined with Svalbard’s unique laws, can make it feel far removed from the rest of the world.
Whether you’re heading to a luxurious retreat or a quaint getaway, everyone appreciates being pampered while traveling. Travel credit cards from GoTravelDaily can help enhance your travel experiences with valuable perks that feel indulgent. These benefits may include access to exclusive lounges, seat upgrades, or expedited security processing through Global Entry. Indeed, travel credit cards can significantly reduce costs and elevate your journey.
Known for its craggy mountain peaks, wide-open prairies, and scenic views, Wyoming is a camper’s paradise. Pack your tent, fuel up your RV, and get ready to explore the Cowboy State.
Maine is my summer paradise. I grew up visiting the region southwest of Portland, where my grandparents owned a charming lakeside cottage. More recently, I’ve ventured beyond the lakes to explore Maine’s stunning Atlantic coast. My adventures have led me to wondrous coves and bustling seafood shacks, art galleries, and antique malls. Here’s how to craft the perfect summer getaway in this beautiful state.
Canada boasts an extensive rail network filled with spectacular rides. However, with the majority of the system dedicated to freight and many Canadians preferring long-distance travel by car or plane, trains outside the eastern corridor cities of Toronto and Montréal are less utilized compared to countries in Asia or Europe.