#international-travel

#international-travel

"[W]e expect the event to drive demand to all host markets, but that demand will not be evenly distributed. Gateway cities with strong international appeal, such as New York, Miami and Los Angeles, are positioned to see the most meaningful and consistent gains."

"Digital nomad visas are still a relatively new way of legally working in another country for an extended period of time - with the first only having launched around four years ago, in the height of the COVID-19 pandemic which forced many companies to shift to remote working practices."

Flying with food poisoning. The worst place I've ever had to puke was in a tiny airport bathroom in Granada, Spain. I have PTSD just thinking about it.

His fever was 107 and his blood oxygen was at 80% -- and they said literally if I didn't call, he could've easily died within five to 10 minutes.

I've had my BYD Song Plus hybrid for six or seven months, and it hasn't had a single issue. It's extremely efficient - I'm probably getting over 40 miles per gallon.

Short-term rentals in key host cities like Washington D.C., Seattle, and Atlanta are commanding higher nightly rates than they did this time last year.

Travelers relying on eSIMs benefit from instant activation, allowing for hassle-free, stable internet across different countries without the need for physical SIM cards.

Mark O'Looney and Eoin Cannon highlight the emotional and legal barriers faced in their journey to parenthood, emphasizing the significance of family connections across countries.

Many locals we encountered seemed to enjoy children and be patient with them, making us feel welcome everywhere we went.

In a lot of places around the world, a business is happy to push back on that, meaning you may not get the outcome you're hoping for.

This week at Business Insider, Taylor Rains explored a growing trend in international travel: airlines opting for smaller planes for longer routes.

The Austrian national was arrested while trying to board a flight to Turkey, highlighting increasing vigilance by Border Force officers at airports in the UK.

Our real key to staying under budget the first few months, though, was traveling at a slow pace. We took long bus journeys instead of quick, pricey flights and got deals on accommodations for staying longer.