On a continent as broad and diverse as Europe, some countries require days or months to fully take them all in. Others, you can see on a quick layover. While you certainly could spend weeks explori...

The two Hebrew words “tel” and “aviv” roughly translate into “old” and “new,” which are certainly appropriate words to describe Israel's most vibrant city. Although it was founded in 1909, Tel Aviv...

From kimchi to Gangnam Style, Seoul has made its mark on the world as a fiercely modern city that still keeps its traditional charm. If you only have 48 hours to explore this gem of Asia, this is h...

Most people know Macau as the Vegas of the East and not much else. Chances are your mental picture ends there, too. But there's much more to Macau, A Special Administrative Region of China that has...

Bankok is often depicted as a city full of sin and chaos. Although those things exist if you’re looking for them, Bangkok also has many other things that will appeal to International travelers. Fro...

There is a wonderful phenomenon in Portland where miniature, mobile restaurants have proliferated, often gathering in big groups or pods, allowing you to try a number of international and domestic ...

Between the wrought iron balconies overflowing with flora and fauna and music flittering through in the streets, New Orleans' historic French Quarter is a feast for the senses and one of the must-s...

Las Ramblas is Barcelona’s most famous avenue and everyone who visits should make it a point to walk the entire pedestrian strip from Plaça de Cataluña to the waterfront. Perfectly expressing Spain...

Rome is a city of monuments, and if you are lucky enough to visit, you are certain to see a great many world-famous relics of Western history. At the top of your to-do list should be a trip to the ...

Frequently referred to as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) is a colorful, dense, and fast-paced city in southern Vietnam. While there are certainly sites to see, one of the best ways to appreciate i...