The European Union Reopens and Officially Bans U.S. Travelers Today, the European Union made it official that Americans will not be allowed in when the bloc reopens to international visitors tomorrow (July 1). The New York Times reported that… Johnny Jet , June 30, 2020
Trying to Make Sense of President Trump’s Coronavirus Travel Ban My jaw dropped last night when I heard President Trump say (in the speech embedded below) that he was implementing a 30-day travel ban on flights from Europe but exempted… Johnny Jet , March 12, 2020
10 Things to Know Before Using a Eurail Global Pass If it isn’t the rhythmic clacking and gentle rocking of a train against its tracks, then it’s the remarkable landscape that changes and inspires just outside its window. Perhaps it’s… Devin Galaudet , February 25, 2020
My Stay at the New Courtyard Hamburg City in Hamburg, Germany Last month, I traveled to Hamburg, Germany to attend the grand opening of the Courtyard Hamburg City. Normally, I wouldn’t travel over 5,500 miles to attend a grand opening of… Johnny Jet , December 18, 2019
Agritourismos in Trento: Local Flavors Served with Dazzling Mountain Views in Italy’s Northeast Corner “It’s not like here,” I was told, during a visit to Lazio, just south of Rome. “It’s much different than the rest of Italy,” I visited the far northeastern corner… Max Hartshorne , November 4, 2019
Takeaways from the 2019 Turkish Airlines Corporate Club Conference in Istanbul On October 8, over 1,200 business travel experts from 75 countries convened in Istanbul for the 2019 Turkish Airlines Corporate Club Conference. Inside the Hilton Istanbul Bomonti Hotel & Conference… Laura Pedrick , October 23, 2019
10 Reasons to Cruise the Baltic Sea on Viking Jupiter Once the thoroughfare of the legendary Vikings, the Baltic Sea stretches northward from Denmark to the Arctic Circle. Encompassing Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia, and the Baltics (Estonia, Latvia,… Lavanya Sunkara , October 16, 2019
48 Hours in Istanbul, Turkey Istanbul is one of the world’s great cities. With over 15 million people, situated strategically at the crossroads of Asia and Europe, it’s been a central point of trade and… Paul Shoul , July 15, 2019
In Flight on United’s New Route: Newark to Prague In Prague, you hear it a lot: the beer is cheaper than the water. The many-spired capital of the Czech Republic is still proudly the world leader in beer consumption… Ian Livingston , June 25, 2019
How to Get Around by Car in Paris in 8 Tips This is a sponsored post. Back in 2015, we featured an early version of RideGuru as our Travel Website of the Week. At the time, you could use RideGuru to… Team Johnny Jet , April 30, 2019
7 Things to Do in Naples, Italy The Bay of Naples and Mt. Vesuvius from the Caruso roof garden Naples, Italy. That beautiful, bustling ancient city by the sea. It’s one of the oldest continuously lived-in urban... Denise Soulam Banks , March 8, 2019
4 Baltic Sea Cities to See by Ship Photo by Ilya Orehov on Unsplash This is a sponsored post. In the summer especially, there are dozens of ways toward great travel experiences in Scandinavia and the Baltic states. It just so... Team Johnny Jet , February 28, 2019
How to See the Turkish Coast and Greek Islands in Style The Gulet Regina This is a sponsored post. As someone who grew up near Long Island Sound, I love to visit places around the world with their own strong links... Johnny Jet , January 31, 2019
10 Things to Do in Spain’s Valencia Region Millenary olive trees (all at least 1,000-years old) in Valencia, Spain "Look at this beautiful Mediterranean puzzle," exclaimed our tour guide at the top of the hill, pointing to the... Lavanya Sunkara , December 7, 2018
How to Prepare For a European Bike Tour Planning a European bike tour isn’t complicated. With a few tips and some solid support from a bike touring company, the planning, packing, and training are part of the fun…. Kristin Henning , October 29, 2018
