Travel Week in Review – September 1st, 2023

Well, we asked ourselves this question, and considering how many countries are in Europe, we decided there are plenty of things not to love. It’s a tough pill to swallow, but a good deal of Europe’s 44 official countries (as recognized by the United Nations) have no business being among the Greeces, Spains, and Swedens of the continent. We’re wholly certain many readers will be astonished by our conclusions and that many people will vehemently disagree, but these are the five worst European countries. Read More…

One of Europe’s most energetic capitals, Belgrade has plenty of buzz about it. With cool clubs (its summer barge parties along the Danube and Sava rivers are legendary), eclectic music scene, creative community and clutch of designer hotels, Belgrade is becoming quite the hip destination. Add to that the city’s handsome old town, ancient citadel and regenerated riverside districts, it’s a wonder this Danube River city isn’t on more travelers’ must-visit list. Read More…

According to The Wall Street Journal’s airline scorecard, Delta Air Lines ranked 1st for the 2nd year in a row and 5th time in 6 years. Alaska Airlines took 2nd place and Southwest 3rd tanks to low complaint and delay rates. JetBlue ranked last overall with poor numbers across all categories. Frontier was 2nd to last with the most complaints and delays. The following link will take you to a video containing more information on the best and worst airlines travelers can fly in the U.S. Read More…

After taking significant losses in 2020 and 2021, US airlines finally earned a $1.6 billion profit in 2022 according to stats from the U.S. Department of Transportations — a sign the strong travels rebound is not slowing down. However, the mere $1.6 billions is a far cry from the nearly $15 billion the industry earned in 2019 before the pandemic. Read More…

At #1 we have India: a use shares that India’s range of food is “grossly underestimated.” From the fiery flavors of the north to the aromatic spices of the south, this country’s cuisine offers a range of mouthwatering dishes for every alate. Whether you crave the buttery goodness of a classic butter chicken or the tangy explosion of flavors in a plate of chaat, they have it all! #2: Thailand – From bustling street food markets to high-end restaurants, you can find delicious Thai cuisine twenty-four-seven. Read More…