With low-cost airlines, glossy guidebooks, and of course, social media fueling a massive surge in travel, it’s no surprise that overtourism has become an issue in the last couple of decades. As tourism represents 10% of the global economy, Europe’s most famous landmarks are hitting maximum capacity. In 1950, global … Read More
Deciding what to do in London is all part of the fun, but it can be overwhelming. Overflowing with history and contemporary culture, abundant in green spaces, and with events in four seasons, there is no shortage of ways to fill your time in the British capital. The best London … Read More
The 2026 travel conversation keeps returning to one idea: slow down. Couples fresh off months of wedding planning are rejecting packed itineraries in favor of stillness, privacy, and trips that feel personal. Travel advisors, hotel brands, and destination marketers have all started using the phrase Quiet Honeymoon to describe what … Read More
Goodbye, sandy beaches, hello cultural immersion. A new era of travel is redefining how Americans vacation, with the majority seeking not just escape, but enrichment. According to JayWay Travel’s 2025 study, 87% of travelers are shifting from passive relaxation to active exploration, trading sun loungers for museums, markets, and meaningful … Read More
Prague is a city that will take your breath away. It’s full of history, with buildings that look like they’re straight from a fairy tale, and pretty bridges to cross. Plus, with over 100 parks, it’s one of the greenest cities in Europe. In this article, you’ll read about the … Read More
Zadar is a gem of a small town on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, where history, stunning views, and a laid-back Dalmatian vibe create the perfect destination to visit. One day in Zadar is enough to soak up the best of what Zadar has to offer. Just take water, wear comfy shoes, … Read More
Try to picture it: streets full of people in elaborate masks, colored decorations at every corner, the sound of festive music all around, and the laughter of children tossing confetti in the air. Meanwhile, bakery and pastry shops fill their windows with sweets and pastries, and the smell of freshly … Read More
Dubrovnik is one of the most popular tourist destinations, and given its small size, you will often find yourselves wanting to escape the crowds. To truly experience the city, you must think like a local and plan your day wisely. As locals, we try to avoid crowds as much as … Read More
CharlieCharlie is head of marketing at JayWay Travel. A long-term Prague resident, his interests are cooking, eating out, cycling, skiing and of course, travel.
The decision of when to vacation in Croatia is driven by many different factors, but the main ones are what the weather is likely to be and what you intend to do there. Croatia’s geography makes it interesting in terms of climate. Being so long, north to south, the average temperatures in … Read More