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According to research conducted by MBO Partners, 18.1 million U.S. citizens are officially digital nomads, or roughly 11% of the total American workforce.

That’s a stunning number in itself, considering that, prior to 2020, the concept of remote work was restricted almost exclusively to IT and certain niche fields of entrepreneurship.

The primary goal of these individuals is to be location-independent while earning a living, and many of them have an innate passion for traveling, and you’re likely to find them anywhere the sun is shining, and the cost of living is low, from Mexico, to Spain, to Thailand.

Be that as it may, an equally significant percentage of American nomads are quite happy city-hopping in their own neck of the woods and aren’t exactly keen on relocating to a foreign country.

One U.S. city in particular has in fact tripled its digital nomad population since 2019, charting ahead of long-time faves for tech-savvies like Austin and San Francisco.

Miami Is America’s Top Nomad Hotspot Right Now

Florida’s most popular beach destination, Miami is America’s leading nomad hub right now, leading not only in numbers, but in public opinion:

According to this other Hostinger analysis, it is the best home base for digital nomads craving a change of scenery while keeping it somewhat ‘local’.

Miami has excelled not only in the ‘freelance income potential’ category, thanks to its thriving economy and myriad of career opportunities, but also its big selection of coworking spaces.

It has a well-established cafe scene that puts it on a par with New York, Chicago, Seattle and the like, and wherever you are in the sprawling coastal metropolis, you’re never too far from a laptop-friendly eatery serving delicious daytime brunch to keep you going.

Think a cozy The Cafe At Books & Books in Coral Gables, a solid pick for overcoming that persistent writer’s block if you’re an independent writer—free WiFi, floor-to-ceiling shelves stacked with books, timeless wooden furniture, and an intellectual vibe throughout.

For a livelier environment and a quick 30-minute inbox-clearing sesh powered by strong coffee, we love Magdalena in Edgewater, and if you feel a light breakfast in an airy, soft-lit space will get you to boost your productivity, try Little Haiti’s Panther Coffee.

A Vibrant Culture & Social Scene

Speaking of Little Haiti, it is one of Miami’s most vibrant ethnic neighborhoods (one of many!), boasting a high concentration of Caribbean-style restaurants, creative murals covered in street art, and quirky indie galleries.

The local Caribbean Marketplace is particularly great for finding local produce if you’re staying in Miami a while, as well as buying Afro-Caribbean handicraft.

Over in Little Havana, the heart of Miami’s Cuban community, you’ll stumble upon an equally fascinating cultural scene, from Calle Ocho, lined with cantinas and walk-up windows selling Cuban cigars, to the busy meeting point that is Maximo Gomez Park.

Then there’s South Beach, or how we like to call it, quintessential Miami, with its historic charm—you’ve probably never seen this beautiful collection of pastel-hue, Art Deco facades anywhere—cosmopolitan feel, and active nightlife

If you’re wondering where to go for some fun on a Friday night, Ocean Drive’s where it’s at.

In sum, there is plenty about Miami and its diverse communities that will keep you inspired and get your creative juices flowing when you need them most.

High Quality Of Life & No Visas Required

As MBO Partners have concluded, Miami also scores well in monthly living costs: though it is the gateway to Latin America, by no means does it share the nether subcontinent’s cheap prices, but life here doesn’t have to be expensive to be enjoyed.

In fact, nomads will spend an average $2,200-$2,800 per month, in line with other Floridian cities, and tourism hotspots across America, and somewhat cheaper than the average for places like New York and Chicago.

Rent is truly the one thing that will nab the greatest chunk of your income, particularly if you’re keen on living in a trendy Wynwood, or a Bohemian Coconut Grove—on the other hand, grocery prices are reasonable, and there is plenty of affordable dining options around.

Another one of Miami’s undeniable appeal for American nomads is the fact it is a domestic destination boasting pleasant weather and white-sand beaches.

Americans don’t need to apply for a Digital Nomad Visa (commonly shortened to DNV), worry about entry and stay regulations, or for God’s sake, even have a passport when choosing Miami as their new temporary hub: this is the United States, after all!

Latin America, Europe and Asia are great, but have you tried qualifying for one of those hard-to-get DNVs, or living on constant visa-runs to avoid breaking immigration law?

Lastly, this is the closest you can get to being in a tropical location Stateside, as temperatures here vary from 62°F to 90°F during the year, and they rarely fall below 50°F.

As a local coworking space founder Karla Rodriguez has added, ‘Miami offers what nomads crave most’, namely the infrastructure for productivity, coupled with ‘endless opportunities for rejuvenation’: in other words, it offers great quality of life.

Vinicius Costa

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As you may have heard, things have been a bit shaky in Santorini between earthquake warnings, and if the bucket-list island is anything like last summer, then overtourism concerns will surely repeat themselves.

On the bright side, Greece is home to 6,000 islands and many offer unparalleled views, whitewashed buildings draped with the kako mati, and incredibly pristine beaches to make the long journey worthwhile.

National Geographic just revealed an in-depth guide to 31 Greek islands to check out this year and Santorini didn’t crack the top 15.

2025 is the year to tap into your sense of wanderlust and explore the unknown, including these 3 Greek islands Nat Geo hyped up as the best.

3) Kos

Boasting a mix of history and tranquil beaches, Kos is on the opposite end of the spectrum of party-fueled Mykonos and more aligned with islands Naxos and Paros with virtually no crowds.

Nat Geo has dubbed Kos the ‘bicycle island’, and rightfully so.

There are over 6,000 bikes for hire to wander designated trails, including a new 8-mile path along the coast.

No rap battles, though. And there’s waaaay better food than Mom’s spaghetti with Greek classics like gyros that never disappoint, along with mousaka, souvlaki, and a focus on fresh seafood like octopus and calamari, living up to the common phrase that ‘everything is betta with feta’.

Especially, when you can dine on a patio overlooking the vibrant blue sea at such places as Olivity, just tucked away enough to feel authentic.

One of the top sites to reach on two wheels is the ancient site of Asclepieion, only $4.50 to enter.

While it’s certainly not the Acropolis, it offers a glimpse into the past of famed native Hippocrates, the ‘Founder of Medicine’ and healing/medicinal practices lifetimes ago.

The waterfront of Kos (the main town with the same name) is vibrant, walkable, and a delight to make your base in old-timey inns, or you can level up at the island’s most unique stay — 5-star all-inclusive Mitsis Selection Blue Domes, with accommodations ranging from bungalows to villas.

And the pool is to die for. It seems like it never ends as if it flows straight into the sea.

2) Kalymnos

Formerly a sponge-diving hotspot, all that changed when Spongebob captured our hearts.

Okay, thats second part is a lie…

What’s really transformed the island of Kalymnos from a former diver haven in the 90s’ to now what’s attracted a new type of adventure: rock climbing.

You can’t miss Kalymnos staggering limestone cliffs, but even if you’re not into chalking up your hands and praying to all the Greek gods the ropes weren’t bought on Temu, the island is still an idyllic paradise offering beautiful beaches, vibrant villages, and overall, a refreshingly authentic Greek island experience.

Travelers rave about Platis Yialos Beach on TripAdvisor, but Vlychadia Beach is off-the-beaten path with crystal-clear waters on what feels like a secluded cove.

For the best views, travelers also rave about the unmissable Saint Savvas monastery perched on the hillside and are free to enter.

Hotels are super cheap if you’re willing to downsize to a cozy boutique hotel. Kantouni Blue Sea holds an impressive 4.9 Google rating, and rates are around $50 through spring.

1) Nisyros

Ever heard of Nisyros? It’s probably a good thing that most of us haven’t as the island’s claim to fame is an active volcano, but is open to the public to visit.

It erupted in the 1800s, but its wild history goes way deeper. The volcano’s origins certainly put the “myth” in “mythology.”

As Nat Geo put it, it was ‘Poseidon who seized a chunk of Kos and hurled it on top of a fiery Titan called Polyvotis’, resulting in the creation of Nisyros.

Fact check, anyone?

You’ll want to scroll back up to #3, as Kos is the best gateway here. Even if you’re not into volcanic hikes, the pint-sized capital Mandraki is a delight to visit.

In fact, one could argue it’s one of the most picturesque towns in all of Greece’s islands. Lined with multi-colored homes, Byzantine churches, and sun-drenched waterfront tavernas, this is the type of laid-back Mediterranean paradise we’ve all dreamt of visiting.

Nat Geo also hypes up the tiny village of village of Emporios, but it packs a punch with ruins of castles, a natural cave sauna, and arguably the best views of the volcano.

If you stay in Mandraki, guests have loved boutique hotel Romantzo, only $51 per night this spring and offers spacious sea-view balconies.

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Oh boy! It appears at least one budget airline smells blood in the water as Southwest just put the kibosh on their long-standing policy of “bags fly free”.

One might think when that shocking domino fell, it would kickstart a trickle-down fee-economics effect, but so far, so good for travelers’ wallets.

Time will tell if Southwest loyalists will stick around, but one competitor has decided to fill the gap by putting their well-documented strict (and controversial) baggage policies behind them, allowing travelers to check bags for free…at least for the summer.

Frontier Airlines, who were recently under public scrutiny for admitting to Senate they were compensating gate agents to target passengers’ bag sizes, resulting in extra fees or denied boarding, have now turned a corner.

According to a press release, not only will Frontier be offering free checked bags, but a whole bunch of other freebies that just might lure travelers back in to trust their airline.

“At the end of the day, travelers just want to be valued”. “We’re bringing back the things people love about flying – free bags, free seat selection, and flexibility – without the extra fees. No games, just great value.”- Barry Biffle, CEO, Frontier Airlines

Frontier’s Summer Of Freebies

Who could’ve seen this coming? The most notoriously stringent budget airline in the States is showing some grace.

Of course, one has the right to question if it’s in good faith or simply a marketing ploy, given how surprising Southwest’s sudden shift in policies was last week.

Regardless, every Frontier traveler flying from today through August 18 has the chance to score some major freebies.

So, let’s break this down.

Free Economy Bundle:

Any avid budget traveler knows most airlines in this category have tiers to choose from, and that’s where most make the mistake of not reading the fine print.

For the time being, you won’t have to as all travelers will receive the perks of Frontier’s Economy Bundle:

• Free carry-on bag (in addition to ‘Personal Item’)
• Free seat selection
• Free flight changes

One Very Important Detail: Don’t Miss The Deadline

Again, every time you book a trip with a budget airline, reading the fine print is one of the most important things you can do to ensure your budget flight indeed remains a budget flight.

I’m not talking about going line by line through the never-ending Terms of Service, rather reading the details of the itemized charges before checking out and making you understand your baggage allowance.

In this case, with the new promotion, all travelers will need to book their summer trip by March 24 or else you’ll miss out on the deal.

How To Score A Free Checked Bag

Scoring a free checked bag is slightly more complicated than other aforementioned freebies. Those are available from today through August 18, but the free checked bag promotion has a shorter window.

Unfortunately, spring breakers won’t be able to pack their beer bongs, novelty hats, and inflatable flamingos without paying a very confusing checked bag fee (see here).

The free checked bag requires a promo code: FREEBAG. Easy enough, right?

This code is valid for all bookings between May 28, 2025 and August 18, 2025 and the same March 24 booking deadline applies.

In the terms of the promotion, Frontier states: “To receive promotional pricing, customer must enter promo code FREEBAG during new flight purchase made by 11:59pm Eastern time on March 24, 2025 for travel from May 28, 2025 through August 18, 2025. Limit one free Checked Bag per person, per direction, weight limit applies“.

It doesn’t appear Frontier is limiting travelers’ free bags to only domestic routes, and they actually fly to some really cool international places, such as Punta Cana, Puerto Vallarta, and most recently, Aruba and Honduras.

My Experience Flying Frontier

I’ve flown Frontier too many times to count, but also too many times I care to remember — and it’s not just the bag-policing.

I’m not here to trash the airline, but when their CEO releases quotes like “We’ve always had heart” after paying gate agents to target their own customers and “If travelers show us the love, we’ll make these perks permanent”, I don’t know about you, but it rubs me the wrong way as a passionate traveler and journalist.

Especially, when I just tried to fly Frontier March 16 from San Francisco to San Diego with what should’ve been a seamless hour-and-a-half long flight only to be delayed for about 3 hours and ultimately cancelled ‘due to weather’, yet somehow Frontier’s San Francisco – Los Angeles flight still managed to take off that same evening.

Funny how that works.

Frontier left us with no option for a direct route back to San Diego in the coming days. The only other option was to take a 15-hour journey with a long layover for what should have been an hour-and-a-half flight.

My girlfriend and I reluctantly decided to bite the bullet by overpaying for a rental car and drove overnight back home to San Diego that there’s less than a zero percent chance Frontier will reimburse.

These are the type of situations you can find yourself in by flying not just Frontier, but budget airlines in general.

Free checked bag or not, if your airline leaves you stranded, you’ll be forking over a lot more than the amount you saved.

Sam Sears

Sam, our Lead Writer & Journalist based in San Diego has visited 30 countries and written over 400 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and shining a light on lesser-known gems.

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An airline you may not be quite as familiar with has taken over U.S. skies as the ‘most reliable’ carrier in the country.

Given my awful experiences with budget airlines lately, that’s quite a feat, but not one to worry about with Avelo Airlines.

One of America’s newest additions, taking its first flight in Spring 2021, the low-cost carrier has rapidly expanded since its inception, starting off solely as a domestic carrier and now offering travelers affordable fares to some of the most sought-after international beach destinations.

Recently announcing a fourth international flight to one of the Caribbean’s most popular resort destinations, Avelo’s passport-required portfolio now totals 4 premiere getaways for an epic vacation.

Avelo Now Flies To 4 Amazing Caribbean Destinations

As the official first day of spring is right around the corner, there’s no better time to plan a Caribbean escape.

The downside is airlines know this and often jack up the prices knowing you’ll pay it regardless.

Well, that’s the beauty of budget airlines, especially when they’re as reliable as Avelo and not fighting bankruptcy or removing the only enticing perk that’s built a loyal team of travelers for decades (ahem, Southwest).

Avelo kicked off its international portfolio with Montego Bay in 2024 and has continued adding on with more flights to Cancun and Punta Cana as well.

So, let’s break down these popular vacation spots and why you should consider flying with Avelo over their competition.

Truth be told, Avelo has some strong competition with Frontier and Spirit both flying here too, but the biggest risk flying budget airlines isn’t safety or unreasonably high bag fees — it’s the scheduling.

Budget airlines stick to a tight schedule, often offering only one flight per day. If there’s a cancellation, it’s not unheard of to be stuck until the next flight, which could be days away.

While Avelo is certainly still growing, if you have the option to book with them, this lessens the odds of a massive travel headache should such a situation arise, all for trying to save a few bucks over peace of mind.

Montego Bay:

Jamaica’s most renowned resort town never disappoints. With ample flights here and numerous high-end resorts to choose from, Jamaica’s slice of paradise has long been one of the Caribbean’s most popular vacation destinations.

With bucket-list resorts like numerous Secrets properties, Sandals, and Riu, plus being a gateway to the stunning beach town of Negril, you can’t go wrong!

Avelo offers nonstop flights from Hartford and Raleigh-Durham (seasonal).

Cancun:

The most popular international beach getaway for Americans is none other than Cancun. Anyone surprised?

Mexico’s year-round escape for sun, sand, and luxurious resorts serving up ice-cold cervezas at the swim-up bar and endless plates at all-inclusives is never a bad idea for an easy-to-reach vacation.

At this point, many travelers have their favorite go-to resort year after year, but keep an eye out for these new hotels opening in Cancun, including a newly-opened posh Marriott all-inclusive resort.

Avelo offers nonstop flights from Hartford.

Punta Cana:

Despite being neighbors with Haiti, the Dominican Republic hasn’t missed a beat in terms of tourism.

The nation’s shining star continues to be resort-laden Punta Cana with largely affordable resorts and one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Bavaro.

With plentiful flights and upscale resorts, Punta Cana has planted their flag in Cancun’s shadow and continues to rise as the D.R. shows no signs of slowing down as more Americans vacation here.

Avelo offers nonstop flights from Hartford and Raleigh-Durham (seasonal).

Avelo’s Newest International Destination: Nassau

North Carolinians must Raleigh love vacations because this underrated southern city is quickly becoming a major springboard to some of the world’s top vacation spots.

Already offering flights to Punta Cana and Montego Bay, now Raleigh has landed Nassau as Avelo’s latest Caribbean addition.

The Bahamian capital is gleaming with colorful streets, gorgeous white sand beaches, and towering resorts with equal parts relaxation and entertainment for the whole family.

Travelers will have to wait until summer to take advantage of the new Nassau route as it’s slated to launch June 11, 2025, with two flights per week on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

However, tickets are already on sale online with promotional fares as low as $84 one-way.

Sam Sears

Sam, our Lead Writer & Journalist based in San Diego has visited 30 countries and written over 400 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and shining a light on lesser-known gems.

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Often considered the largest city in the world, Tokyo’s efficiency in navigating an endless sea of crowds is a remarkable achievement.

One would think the narrow alleyways teeming with hidden izakayas would be impossible to explore in a city north of 14 million residents, and that’s not factoring in the number of tourists in Tokyo at all times either.

Even as efficient and streamlined as Tokyo may be, there’s a reason the city employs “pushers” to quite literally stuff passengers into subway trains when the doors won’t close.

Hard pass on that if you ask me…

Well, even though Tokyo tops my travel bucket list, after reading Condé Nast’s take on Japan’s new travel hotspot, the allure of Osaka even has me questioning if crossing off Tokyo is the right decision this year.

With a never-ending array of cultural delights, new luxe hotels, and hip and funky vibes, Osaka has been rightfully crowned Japan’s new “it” destination for 2025.

Japan’s ‘Second City’ Is Rising Fast

Let’s be real. Tokyo isn’t going anywhere. That being said, Osaka has created a name for itself where many travelers are now double-dipping in Japan making sure to visit both cities.

Of course, Japan’s bullet trains make that quest a lot easier. There are nonstop flights from Los Angeles and San Francisco, as well as Toronto and Vancouver. Obviously, Tokyo is more connected, but Osaka is easy to reach by lightning-speed trains in under 4 hours, and the precision is masterful.

Point being Osaka has been surging as of late and Condé Nast isn’t the first or last to report on Japan’s new hotspot.

Whether it be more Americans scratching their wanderlust itch or solo travelers from all over the world, Osaka ticks off many boxes from fascinating cultural experiences to sensational food and cheaper hotels than Tokyo, where it’s not uncommon to find 4-star stays in the low $100’s.

No More Quiet Time: Slurping Encouraged

If you’ve researched Tokyo as your next passport-required adventure or have already visited, you’re probably well aware of the efficiency I mentioned up top.

Locals are almost unrecognizable, respectful of other people’s surroundings, and must think Americans are absolutely nuts if they were to ride on the New York subway — and it’s not just the pizza-eating rats.

Whether it be restaurants, train rides, or public spaces, locals are polite and try not to draw any attention to disrupt your day, but Osaka is a different story.

While Osaka locals are still friendly and respectful, it’s okay to slurp your noodles and engage in conversation without concern for your neighbor.

Osaka is actually considered Japan’s party playground, so noise is pretty common as this vibrant city also permeates a grittier edge than Tokyo’s notable tidiness.

You’ll find an array of fun bars, including karaoke-themed clubs and backrooms, and of course, gaming centers, which have become all the rage.

Most importantly, you’ll never go hungry in Osaka. The food is truly phenomenal, whether it be sushi you’ve never fathomed back home and different variations of authentic noodles, seafood, Japan’s famous Kobe beef, and local favorites such as okonomiyaki.

The Dotonbori district is the most sought-after region of Osaka for foodies, but isn’t everyone a foodie when visiting Japan?
You’ll also find scenic canal cruises here.

What’s New In Osaka: Luxe Hotels, Cutting-Edge Tech, & Cherry Blossom Blooms

Osaka will host the World Expo 2025, a massive event showcasing the latest global innovations of gizmos and gadgets and expected to draw a surge of visitors from all over the world.

Condé Nast highlighted the following 3 newbies to Osaka travelers need to check out this year:

Of course, a trip to Japan in spring is one of the prettiest places in the world as cities such as Osaka see blushing blooms of cherry blossoms spread all over the city.

Even more locals come outside of their four walls to embrace their vibrant city to participate in the tradition of hanami, a time to enjoy cherry blossoms by spending more time outdoors such as picnics.

Here are 5 great spots to enjoy Osaka’s cherry blossoms this spring:

• Osaka Castle Park (formerly Japan’s largest castle; free to enter)
• Kema Sakuranomiya Park
• Expo ’70 Commemorative Park
• Osaka Mint Bureau
• Okawa River

Or if you prefer to have someone else lead the way, simply book a cherry blossom tour or scope out the best spot when you visit by checking out this updated forecast.

Sam Sears

Sam, our Lead Writer & Journalist based in San Diego has visited 30 countries and written over 400 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and shining a light on lesser-known gems.

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