Catherine Hollis

As global travel rebounds, certain destinations are reevaluating their relationships with tourism, especially from American visitors. Local communities have voiced concerns over overtourism’s impact on culture, environment, and daily life. Here are 12 places where Americans are reconsidering their travel plans, and why locals might not mind. 1. Bali, Indonesia Bali’s charm has long captivated […]

In today’s world, photography is often seen as a harmless act of capturing memories. However, in some places, snapping a photo can lead to serious legal consequences. This blog post explores 17 locations around the globe where taking pictures could land you in hot water, from cultural sites to government buildings. Be aware of these

Cruise ship tourism has seen an increasing trend of restrictions and bans across various global ports, primarily due to concerns over environmental impact, overtourism, and preservation of local heritage. The following list details 12 notable ports that have imposed size restrictions on cruise ships, reflecting a growing movement towards sustainable tourism. 1. Venice, Italy Venice,

The jitterbug—once the heartbeat of swing-era America—may no longer dominate nightclubs, but it hasn’t disappeared. From vintage dance halls to underground swing scenes, these lively spots across the U.S. (and a couple internationally) still celebrate the high-energy kicks, spins, and syncopations of this iconic 1930s–1940s dance. Whether you’re a seasoned lindy hopper or curious beginner,