World Cup

Why you can trust 15+ years of travel experience 550+ products tested 50+ countries visited We hold ourselves to a rigorous editorial standard. Financial incentives don’t sway our recommendations—experience and data do. Read Our Editorial Policy Every iconic thing you picture when you think of Mexico was invented here. Tequila comes from Jalisco – the […]

No city in the world has a relationship with the World Cup like Mexico City. Pelé’s greatest tournament – 1970. Maradona’s Hand of God and Goal of the Century – 1986. Both played here, at Estadio Azteca, in a stadium that was already considered one of the most intimidating atmospheres in world football before either

San Francisco doesn’t need the World Cup to prove anything. The food – the dim sum in Richmond, the Mission burrito with a cult following that spans decades and continents, the sourdough that fully earns its mythology – makes most American cities look like they’re not even trying. The neighborhoods feel like separate cities stacked

Why you can trust 15+ years of travel experience 550+ products tested 50+ countries visited We hold ourselves to a rigorous editorial standard. Financial incentives don’t sway our recommendations—experience and data do. Read Our Editorial Policy You’re standing outside the stadium. You can hear the chants, the drums, the roar building toward kickoff. You refresh

There is no city on earth like New York. Not because of the skyline – though it stops you cold the first time you see it. Not because of the food, the museums, the energy, the noise. It’s because New York is not one city. It’s every city, compressed into five boroughs and 300 square

Dallas doesn’t care that you underestimated it. Dallas-Fort Worth is so large it doesn’t feel like a city. The metro area is home to approximately 7+ million residents and a land area larger than Connecticut and Rhode Island combined!  It has two major international airports, one of the most diverse food scenes in America, and