Planning a trip to Ghent, Belgium? Be sure to take your camera 📸. This list will giude you to the top photo spots in Ghent. Your Instagram feed will thank you!  

Are you planning to buy luxury goods during your visit to Europe? This is the definitive and authoritative guide to shopping for luxury goods in Europe, from how to research price differences, boutique types, and shopping districts, to how to prepare a luxury wishlist, how to book a boutique appointment, and what to expect during your shopping visit.

I love a good weekend trip, but I hate feeling pressured to see and do everything that a city has to offer in just a brief 48 hours. Fortunately, Lisbon is an ideal destination for a 2 day visit.

Regardless of how you qualify adding a new country to your “visited” list, Europe is a dream for country counters.

Read on for the equipment, accessories, and personal care products to stash in your suitcase for your next European ski holiday.

Is it crazy to fly to Europe to learn how to ski? Actually, not at all! I recommend a European ski trip to all my friends - even the ones who are looking to take up the hobby.  Here’s a quick rundown of my favorite resorts for those just getting started.

Oktoberfest can feel overwhelming, even when it comes to planning the trip. Here’s a primer for beginners to make it easier to get started.

Here is a ton of experience about how to put into practice all of the old, never-changing advice about how to prevent jet lag when traveling to Europe.

Since my trips to Vienna have all been quick one or one and a half day trips, I wanted to share a snapshot of my favorite Vienna attractions for those spending 36 hours in the Austrian capital.

I know what you're thinking: it's not possible to have a relaxing 3 day city break. There’s simply too much to see and do, goes the logic. But this really was our experience during a 3 day weekend in Amsterdam. We had planned our trip highlights - the things we absolutely had to do - but also left enough time in our itinerary to relax and unwind at the end of each day. It was a fantastic experience in slow tourism and it's made me a fan of this new travel trend of slowcation.

Over the past five years of living in Europe, I’ve been lucky enough to travel home an average of three times a year, and with each trip across the Atlantic, I’ve refined my list of carry-on essentials. In the beginning I didn’t take enough. Later, I fell victim to overpacking. But now I’ve got it down to a Goldilocks-like science - the following nine items are just right to pack along on your next international flight.