Traveling to Europe This Year? Here’s What You Need to Know About EES and ETIAS I’m going to Europe next month for the first time this year. A lot has changed in just a few months, so not only am I researching the new arrival… Johnny Jet , May 13, 2026
10 NFL Teams Will Play International Games in 2022 — Including Giants vs. Packers in London The NFL will release their full 2022 schedules on May 12 but they did give fans a heads up a week early, presumably so they can get a jump on… Johnny Jet , May 4, 2022
My Stay at the New Courtyard Hamburg City in Hamburg, Germany Last month, I traveled to Hamburg, Germany to attend the grand opening of the Courtyard Hamburg City. Normally, I wouldn’t travel over 5,500 miles to attend a grand opening of… Johnny Jet , December 18, 2019
10 Highlights of Historic Münster, Germany In a week, I did a five-city whirlwind tour of northwest Germany with Historic Highlights of Germany. It was thrilling—from the train travel aboard the DB trains to sleeping in different types… Georgie Jet , March 15, 2016
The Curio Collection, Part 3: Hotel Reichshof in Hamburg, Germany This is the third and final part of Tim Gaylord’s three-phase exploration of the Hilton Curio Collection. For more on the Curio Collection, check out part 1 (The Highland Dallas)… Tim Gaylord , February 9, 2016
10 things to do in Osnabrück, Germany As part of a weeklong, five-city visit to western Germany, I visited Osnabrück with Historic Highlights of Germany. Osnabrück is a very old town with ancient walls, cozy cafes, great… Georgie Jet , July 6, 2015
9 things to do in historic Trier, Germany Trier, Germany is SO amazing because of its Roman ruins, friendly people and cosmopolitan atmosphere. My friend Jenny and I took a week to travel by train around the western part of… Georgie Jet , May 13, 2015
36 Hours in Munich, Germany After my dad and I had an unforgettable river cruise aboard Uniworld, we had a few days before we needed to be in Lisbon to catch our Viking ocean… Johnny Jet , May 12, 2015
Biggest surprises as a traveler to Berlin, Germany This is the second part in Melissa Curtin’s series on travel surprises in Europe. Last week, it was Copenhagen. Next up in the series, next week: Prague! There are so… Melissa Curtin , April 7, 2015
10 things to do in historic Koblenz, Germany Historic Koblenz, Germany is a treasure for the historian, the wine connoisseur and the nature lover. Koblenz lies where the west flowing Mosel River meets the Rhine River, which flows north. It’s surrounded… Georgie Jet , March 31, 2015
10 things to do in historic Mainz, Germany Be prepared to walk in Germany, Germans are very practical, and everyone walks, no matter the weather. Luckily, my friend Jenny and I really love to walk and the historic part… Georgie Jet , February 24, 2015
±1 Hour from Frankfurt: Castles, Half-Timbers, Roman Encampments, and Wine Both the air and the Riesling are crisp on this June day in Germany, and the sun is bouncing off my wine glass with reckless summer abandon. Big blue sky… Ian Livingston , December 27, 2014
Erfurt: The Medieval Heart of Germany The DB train from southern Augsburg to Erfurt was a pleasant ride through pastures, farms and idyllic villages. Erfurt is known as the green heart of Germany because it’s in the center… Georgie Jet , March 12, 2014
Historic Rostock and Warnemünde, Germany From the moment you step through the Duke of Mecklenburg’s old royal gate, you’re transported back almost 800 years, to a time when Rostock, Germany was the shipping capital of… Georgie Jet , February 19, 2014
Visiting Europe’s Christmas Markets on a Viking River Cruise I’ve always heard that the European Christmas markets are spectacular but to be honest, I’d never had a strong desire to see them since I’m more of a warm weather… Johnny Jet , December 31, 2013
