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From Sex and the City to The Da Vinci Code: My Cinematic Tour of Paris

1 month ago | wanderworthy.co | Shireen Ahmed

I’ve always wanted to visit Paris. Not because it’s the City of Lights or the City of Love but because I’ve seen it as its own character in countless movies and TV shows over the years. I wanted to relive the scenes from films like The Tourist, visit iconic Paris sights like The Louvre as seen in The Da Vinci Code, walk the Pont des Arts like Carrie and Big from Sex and The City and explore the Montmartre neighbourhood like Amélie. I did just that.
Hidden Gems of Mexico: 8 Underrated Cities Worth Visiting

1 month ago | wanderworthy.co | Daria Bachmann

When you think of Mexico, you probably picture the white-sand beaches of Cancun, luxurious resorts perched along Cabo’s sunny coast, and lively food markets of Mexico City. That’s no surprise, because Mexico is the most visited country in Latin America. Mexico has a well-established travel route, with popular cities like Cancun, Tulum, Oaxaca, Mexico City, and Cabo San Lucas getting the most attention from foreign visitors.
I Slept in a Jungle Treehouse in Laos-Only Way In: Zipline

2 months ago | wanderworthy.co | Em Gensen |Alexandrea Sumuel Groves

Imagine trees as far as the eye can see, stretching over misty hills rolling into the distance. The nearest village is an hour’s walk, and the only sounds are the chirping of birds, the rustling of leaves – and the whoosh of a zipline as you speed into a treehouse, your home for the night. This is the Gibbon Experience, deep in the jungle of Laos. In December 2024, I had the privilege of taking their two-day classic tour.
βοΈπ Spring Escape Giveaway

2 months ago | wanderworthy.co | Alex Groves |Alexandrea Sumuel Groves

Travel Journalist, Digital Publisher, CreatorAlexandrea Sumuel Groves is a Travel Journalist, Yahoo! Creator, MSN Partner, Society of American Travel Writers member, and the creator behind Wander Worthy. She covers vacation destinations, news, trends, and the occasional "off the map" story.
Sweden's New Stockholm Archipelago Trail Connects 20 Islands

2 months ago | wanderworthy.co | Alexandrea Sumuel Groves

Within months of its debut, Sweden’s Stockholm Archipelago Trail is gaining national recognition from some of the biggest names in adventure and tourism. National Geographic named it one of the “Best of the World 2025” destinations, praising its epic island-hopping experience through Sweden’s rugged coastal wilderness. TIME Magazine listed it among the “World’s Greatest Places of 2025” for its gorgeous landscapes, invigorating adventures, and commitment to sustainability.
Marriott Resorts in Costa Rica Raise the Standard on Sustainability

2 months ago | wanderworthy.co | Carley Rojas Avila

Surrounded by the steamy jungle of Costa Rica, Conchal Refuge Coordinator Santiago Diaz cracks open a buzzing bee hive, revealing carefully constructed prisms and perfect hexagons packed with honey. Schoolchildren squeal as bees spring from the hive until Diaz demonstrates how the stingless swarm poses no threat.
The Hidden Costs Making Vacations More

2 months ago | wanderworthy.co | Alexandrea Sumuel Groves

Considering a trip to Europe, Asia, or the Caribbean this year? Well, be ready to budget beyond flights and hotels, as many popular international destinations are implementing or increasing tourist taxes to combat overtourism and manage the strain on local resources. From Bali’s crackdown on unruly tourists to Venice’s battle against mass tourism, governments are turning to visitor levies to control crowds, protect historic sites, and offset the damage caused by overtourism.
15 Spring Festivals Celebrated Around the World 2025

2 months ago | wanderworthy.co | Alexandrea Sumuel Groves

The spring season is one of renewal and new beginnings for many cultures symbolizing rebirth, growth, hope, and happiness after the cold dark winter. It’s arrival is celebrated across the world with different types of festivals, cultural traditions, and local customs. Many of these celebrations were passed down by ancestors and include colorful parades, music, dance, and traditional foods.
A Local Love Story: Leaving the Corporate World to Turn Passion into Purpose

Mar 9, 2025 | wanderworthy.co | Alexandrea Sumuel Groves

For Jarrell Williams, exploration has always been a way of life. “As a kid, I spent most of my time outside, whether playing with friends, riding my bike, or being in nature. I waded through creeks, climbed trees, built terrariums, and observed the world around me—always learning, even without realizing it.”Even when he wasn’t outside, his imagination was fueled by shows like Reading Rainbow, The Travel Channel, and Food Network, programs that showed him a world beyond his own backyard.
Why your next vacation will cost more

Mar 8, 2025 | wanderworthy.co | Alexandrea Sumuel Groves

U.S. travelers are bracing for rising costs across nearly every aspect of their trips as global trade disputes drive up costs. Higher prices on airfare, hotels, food, and essential travel goods like luggage and electronics are expected as businesses pass increased costs onto consumers.