Excellent Hotel Points Redemptions in Europe

Last updated on July 9th, 2025 at 01:31 amPoints and miles are an excellent way to save a substantial sum on travel. Utilizing them is also a great way to travel comfortably, with the possibility of complimentary upgrades to suites in hotels and resorts, and possible cabin upgrades on flights. We save thousands of dollars…

Red roses and a fountain with the Binnenhof (Dutch Parliament) in Den Haag (The Hague), Netherlands.

Greece or Italy: Which Country Should You Visit?

Greece and Italy are two of the most popular European countries for travelers. If you’re debating a vacation to either, both are great choices. There are also some distinct differences, so depending on your interests, you’re likely better off choosing one over the other.

This article breaks down differences in attractions, culture, cuisine, art and more to help you decide which to visit on your next vacation!

People eating tableside at Little Venice in Mykonos, Greece.

Traveling the World and Acing Your Studies: A Guide for Students

Traveling the world while keeping up with your studies might sound like a far fetched dream. However, with careful planning and the right mindset, it’s entirely achievable. This guide will help you balance your academic responsibilities with your wanderlust, providing practical tips and insights to make the most out of both worlds.

Balancing your studies with travel requires discipline, organization, and a bit of creativity. Here’s how to manage both without compromising either:

Sculpture of George Salmon at Trinity College, Dublin

Chester, England: One of the World’s Most Beautiful Towns

Chester is a charming and historic town of around 100,000 people located in northwest England. Not far from Manchester and Liverpool, it was founded by the Romans in the 1st century A.D., when they established a fortress. The town is renowned for its extensive Roman walls, made with local red sandstone.

Chester was recently named the world’s most beautiful city according its percentage of buildings adhering to the “golden ratio.” This article covers Chester highlights and discusses including the town in a northwest England and Wales itinerary.