We’re sharing travel news and updates from across the globe every Wednesday so that you can stay up to date with all things travel. Sign-up to have Wanderer’s Weekly Travel News delivered to your inbox each week. Scroll through to get overviews of the latest travel news, European travel updates, travel trends, COVID-19 updates,...Read More
By Adam King It’s not your Paris, or your Barcelona, it’s better. Alternative, gritty, beautiful — all words used to describe the City of 100 Spires, Prague. Like walking through a storybook, you’ll see the old buildings that have stood for hundreds of years and the cobblestoned streets which have been stumbled upon oh so many...Read More
Written By Madison Krigbaum When I think about the fact that college students used to spend a semester in Europe before the invention of smartphones…my mind is blown. During my four months abroad, I spent more time on my smartphone than I did on my hair (which is saying something). There were a few times...Read More
You’ve been lectured, re-lectured, then lectured again for good measure endlessly by parents, professors, and loved ones about safety while abroad, but how much does this wisdom really sink in when your thoughts stray to all the fun you have to look forward to? But take it from someone who has witnessed at least some...Read More
By Kathleen Watz Being a vegetarian or a vegan can be challenging when you’re in a place that is unfamiliar to you. Travelling can especially be one of those times where But don’t worry, if you are dedicated and vigilant, it is possible and many people have done it and continue to do it. Here are...Read More
By Madison Krigbaum / Originally posted on Brokewildandtraveling.com As my second Game of Thrones location, Malta being my first, Croatia was everything I hoped it would be. Filled with delicious cuisine, locally produced wine and beer, dainty shops and welcoming locals, the Dalmatian Coast was even more astonishingly beautiful than I imagined. No visit to...Read More
By Kathleen Watz Portugal and Spain are two beautiful countries that should be on everyone’s bucket lists. From the picturesque beaches to the lively cities these countries have so much to offer the people that visit. Here are why you should visit these 2 eclectic countries: La Rambla La Rambla is a lively and famous...Read More
By Yasi Agah It’s almost beach season, so many places to go and so many tan lines to be made. But how do you know which destination to choose? Take this quiz to see which destination will fit perfectly into your spring and summer. [interact id=”5c78d59fcecf9a00148895f5″ type=”quiz”] Need more travel tips? Enter your...Read More
One of the first things you’ll discover in Europe is how easy it is to get to your dream destination. But as fun, as it is to be impulsive, travel in Europe can be sticky without a little bit of planning. So, make sure you follow these steps to avoid rookie mistakes and have the...Read More
By Madison Krigbaum / Originally posted on Brokewildandtraveling.com Can you guess the single most exciting thing for a 20-year-old American college girl moving to Europe? You guessed it. The drinking age. Not that all my interests revolved around hitting the booze, but it definitely was an added bonus. Growing up in a country that allows...Read More
By Kathleen Watz When planning a trip to Europe everyone wants to hit the major cities such as Paris, Rome, and London but there are always those underrated cities that should make your list. One of the most underrated cities in Europe is the capital of Belgium, Brussels. There are 5 main reasons this city...Read More
