Digital nomads have rejected the office and now want to replace the nation state. But there is a darker side to this quest for global freedom.

The massive mobility gap between the most and least powerful passports – has big implications for where people can travel, reside and work.

Pharrell Williams’ SOMETHING IN THE WATER returns to Virginia Beach. Fans purchase festival passes before artist lineup released. VIP sold out.

The rise of the remote worker has also come with an attendant increase in “bleisure”—a mashup of “business” and “leisure” travel.

Guns in carry-on luggage are strictly prohibited, but it seems to be a growing trend if you’ve watched the news recently. New TSA fines.

In the latest of several delays, the Department of Homeland Security announced that Americans will have until May 7, 2025, to obtain their Real ID.

Rhode Island Hotel Month offers epic savings of up to 50% off stays in Newport, Providence, Block Island, South County, and Warwick this January.

Unique and enchanting events make Norfolk, Virginia an ideal place to enjoy the holidays. 

While combining business and leisure—or “bleisure,” as its become known—is hardly a new travel trend, its frequency and variability are.