Jessica Puckett

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Caitlin Morton |Jessica Puckett

It’s always fun to daydream about the best places to live and growing roots in a new city or country. These days, however, our “how to move abroad” searches feel a little more serious. There’s a lot of truth behind the idea that changing your address will vastly improve your life—especially if that new address comes with beaches and universal healthcare. But before you start applying for visas, you first need to decide where you want to live.

1 week ago | cntraveller.de | Caitlin Morton |Jessica Puckett |Nathalie Meier-Scupin |Sofia Rosato

Lebenswerteste Städte der Welt: Laut „Economist” soll es Menschen an diesen Orten so gut gehen wie nirgendwo sonst. Der Gedanke, ins Ausland zu ziehen, ist für viele Menschen verlockend. Aber wie wählt man eine neue Stadt am besten aus? Der „Global Liveability Index“ (Globaler Lebensqualitätsindex) der Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) erstellt jedes Jahr eine Rangliste der lebenswertesten Orte der Welt. Der Index sammelt Daten aus über 172 Städten.

2 weeks ago | travelpulse.ca | Jessica Puckett |Natasha McKenty |Laurie Baratti

This summer, Uber’s travel services are taking to the skies. The rideshare company is launching new travel products on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, including private helicopter transfers and boat tours. The new Uber Copter service will allow travelers to use the Uber app to book private helicopter rides from Sorrento to Capri for up to six people.

3 weeks ago | cntraveler.com | Jessica Puckett

Flying in economy class is not exactly associated with comfort. Especially in recent years, the go-to strategy for most airlines has been to shrink coach passengers’ personal space to fit in more seats and make flights more profitable. But, mercifully for budget travelers, that trend is beginning to show some signs of reversing.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jessica Puckett

Getty ImagesFlying in economy class is not exactly associated with comfort. Especially in recent years, the go-to strategy for most airlines has been to shrink coach passengers’ personal space to fit in more seats and make flights more profitable. But, mercifully for budget travelers, that trend is beginning to show some signs of reversing.