Category: Tourism
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Want to See the Total Solar Eclipse Next Year? Start Planning Now
In the path of totality. That’s where you’ll want to be on April 8, 2024, to take advantage of the last opportunity in decades to see a total solar eclipse over the United States. The path, where the total solar eclipse can be seen, will be about 115 miles (185 kilometers) wide, passing through northern…
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Summer Has Yet to Start, But Tourists Are Already Flooding Europe
In many parts of Europe, the summer tourism frenzy has already begun. The European Travel Commission forecasts strong demand for holidays in Europe in 2023, with nearly half of all destinations on the continent expecting a return of over 80% of 2019 figures, the pre-pandemic period. According to travel insurer Allianz Partners, the number of…
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Do You Need These 4 Types of Insurance?
Are you the type of person who thinks that when it comes to insurance, it’s always worth buying in case something happens? The truth is that there are certain types of insurance that are rarely used or cost more to purchase than they pay out in an emergency. Therefore, experts recommend a more rigorous evaluation…
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Travelers Ranked Hotels in These Three U.S. Cities as the Worst
Travelers planning to visit Myrtle Beach (South Carolina), Atlantic City (New Jersey), or Virginia Beach (Virginia) should evaluate their hotel options with great caution. A recent survey by Planetware studied 7.8 million reviews from TripAdvisor to determine the cities with the worst hotel quality in the country. Based on feedback from TripAdvisor users, about one…
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Festas Juninas Recognized as an Expression of Brazilian Culture
At the beginning of this year, Brazil approved a law officially recognizing the festas juninas as an expression of the country’s national culture. These events, which pay homage to the Catholic saints Santo Antônio, São João, and São Pedro, are deeply rooted in Brazilian tradition and are celebrated with great enthusiasm throughout the country. According…
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Orlando Announces 74 Million Visitors in 2022, Remaining the No. 1 Travel Destination in the U.S.
Visit Orlando, the Official Tourism Association for Orlando, announced 74 million annual visitors in 2022. With a 25% increase in the number of visitors compared to 2021, Orlando maintains its leading position as the most visited destination in America. By reaching 74 million visitors in 2022, Orlando achieved 98% of pre-pandemic levels (2019). “Last year proved to be a key recovery period…
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5 Ways to Live Your Best Travel Life This Summer
Summer travel is heating up despite crowded airports, popular destinations, and rising prices. In fact, 80% of Americans plan to travel as much or more than last summer, according to a new Harris Poll survey from T-Mobile. It doesn’t matter where you’re going; here’s how to keep your wallet happy while making the most of…
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The Brazilian-European Atmosphere of Gramado
Discover the unique Brazilian-European atmosphere of Gramado, with Bavarian architecture, fondue, chocolate, snow, and must-see attractions in Serra Gaúcha.
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Tripadvisor Reveals the Most Highly Rated Hotels of 2023
Tripadvisor announced the winners of the 2023 Travelers’ Choice® Best of the Best Hotels Awards. In its 21st edition, the awards coincide with the start of the summer travel season, providing inspiration by revealing the best places to stay in the U.S. and around the world. Tripadvisor analyzed 12 months of review data (January 1,…
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Can You Avoid Paying for Seat Selection on Flights?
The fees charged for seat selection by airlines are among the most hated surcharges in the travel industry. It costs nothing for an airline to reserve a seat. However, passengers shell out anywhere from $25 to over $100 for a confirmed seat reservation or to sit next to their friends and family. But if the…