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Quito for First-Time Visitors: 2 Perfect Days in Ecuador’s Capital
We think Quito is one of the most underrated capital cities in Latin America. It’s located high in the Andes Mountains at nearly 10,000 feet, and is full of colonial charm and vibrant local culture. We only had two full days in Quito, but they were packed with memorable experiences. If you’re heading to the Galápagos or Amazon, don’t skip Quito. Here’s how to spend…
6 Overrated Travel Destinations and One That’s Totally Worth It
Here’s our honest ranking of six destinations that didn’t live up to the hype (with #1 taking the crown for disappointment), plus one iconic site that’s 100% worth the journey if you plan it right.
7 Best Countries for First-Time Travelers (and 6 to Skip for Now)
The best beginner destinations blend culture and adventure with comfort and an infrastructure that’s set up for tourism. Here are our favorite spots that we found to be easy to navigate but also different enough from our own environment to provide an exciting international experience.
Is Icelandair Business Class Good? 2 Things We Hate and 6 Things We Love
Icelandair frequently has business class deals from the U.S. to Europe for less than $1300 round trip, and direct flights to Reykjavik can cost less than $900. So what’s the catch when other airlines charge $3k-5k? We’ll tell you everything you need to know after chasing and finding deals on Icelandair over the last few years. Discover more from LiAnn and Theo Travel Subscribe to…
Best Travel Destinations for 2026: Where to Go Next
We’ve put together a list of top travel destinations that combine value, culture, natural beauty, and a good infrastructure to make your trip smooth.
Is Turkish Airlines Business Class Worth It? 6 Things We Love and 1 Thing We Hate
Over the last decade, we’ve dreamed of traveling to Southeast Asia together, but the distance and price of airfare always held us back. My budget journeys to the other side of the world over a decade ago involved a lot of slow travel that we just aren’t able to do these days. So we saved our pennies and finally started planning the Big Trip when…
