If your Mexico trips have only been beaches and big cities, you don’t know what you’re missing! These cities deserve a spot on every Mexico itinerary.

The best part of full-time travel is when you feel home in a place, and my last few weeks in Puerto Escondido, Mexico were definitely that.

Brutal heat, a half-unpacked suitcase, and a very pink coliving house later, here's how Week 1 actually went.

My best travel friend travel to Mexico. I was already there. We spent the week bouncing around UNESCO towns in central Mexico.

Six days in Mexico City doing almost nothing. No guilt, no FOMO.

58 countries, no fixed address, and yes, it's a real job.

Cash only, standing room only, and a 3.9 on Google. Here's what it's actually like.

Europe's new Entry/Exit System is fully operational, and it changes how every non-EU traveler enters. Here's what you need to know before you go.

One year ago, I got rid of my apartment and became a full-time digital nomad. Here are the 4 biggest myths about this lifestyle, and what the reality actually looks like for me.

55 acres of ranunculus flowers, a butterfly encounter that mildly freaked me out, and a tractor ride to skip the crowds. Here's what to know before you go.

Sloths living wild in a city park, the most turquoise water I've ever seen at Isla Barú, and a final ceviche at a place I will never find again.

Five weeks in Medellín wrapped up, and now in Cartagena happily in the Caribbean heat. My dermatologist would not approve.

But if you want a neighborhood experience that feels less curated and more human, Moravia is where to go. Here's what happened when I took the Barrio Transformation Tour in Medellín.

Booking a last minute bus and heading three hours south into the mountains ended up being one of the best decisions I made in Colombia.

A spa day with a rooftop pool, all the food tours, butterflies at the Botanical Garden, and football in the rain with fans who gave absolutely everything.

Medellín's coolest neighborhood taught me a lot about Colombian food culture I never would have learned on my own. The fourth one I really did not see coming.

A deep dive history tour in Medellín pulled my eyes wide open. Here's what I learned, and why it matters for every traveler considering this trip.

A day trip to Guatapé, a Colombia history tour, a housing move I didn't plan for, and the sad story of Mr. Magoo.

Colombia has over 438 edible fruits. I tried 15 of them on an exotic fruit tour, and it ranks as one of the best food experiences I've had in nearly 60 countries of travel.

A giant climbable rock, a colorful colonial town, a reservoir with a complicated history, and one very memorable boat tour. Here's everything you need to know.