It was a clear, sunny Saturday morning last September. I was lounging on a picture perfect beach in Halkidiki, Greece, looking out on turquoise waters with an ouzo lemonade in hand… but wishing that I was back in Albania instead. Like many Americans, I had long harbored Mamma Mia style fantasies of a young woman’s …
Wellness tourism is one of the fastest-growing trends in travel. Restorative travel experiences were on the rise before the pandemic; now, in a uniquely health-focused environment, they’ve come back stronger than ever before. Most of today’s travelers are looking to spend more time and money on trips that benefit their well-being. They’re after rejuvenation, prevention, …
Trailblazing solo traveler and author Elizabeth Gilbert once said, “To travel is worth any cost or sacrifice.” After 5 years on the road on my own, I wholeheartedly agree… but I also worry that the era of solo female travel empowerment has glossed over some of the challenges in its worthy push to encourage women …
You’ve probably heard about the impressive Angel Falls —featured in the Disney and Pixar Movie “Up”—, or the beautiful Andes mountains, or the gorgeous Los Roques Archipelago and other breathtaking Venezuelan beaches. And what you most definitely have heard about is the Venezuelan crisis and how dangerous it is to travel to this country. Venezuela …
We just spent a weekend in what’s arguably the most liberal and ‘free’ city in the Middle East, and the things we found and saw there were far more surprising – and dare we say, exciting – than we were expecting. Writing for Travel Off Path, I like to think of myself as a lover …
When booking summer vacations in Europe, many Americans look to Italy, France, Greece, Spain, and even Croatia. These countries have been mainstream and popular tourist destinations for decades now and while they are all beautiful and worth it destinations, this summer might be a good time to try somewhere off the beaten path and visit …
Wondering where you can go as a digital nomad in San Cristobal, Mexico? Our list covers some of the best places to work remotely in this colonial town. While a little under the radar compared to destinations like Puerto Vallarta and Merida, the colonial of San Cristobal in Mexico’s Chiapas state has a lot to …
With borders finally beginning to open up for remote workers, the digital nomad community has been buzzing about this year’s hottest hidden gem destination: Georgia. No, not the American state. Nestled in between Russia and Turkey, this little country packs a punch. This unassuming Eastern European country has been a hot topic this year, and …
Whether you are gearing up to climb the Matterhorn, or just want to find a fun family-friendly trail to hike: these ten trails will get you started. Unique, beautiful, and accessible for all skill levels, these hiking spots are our top picks for Swiss scenery. Don’t forget to bring your hiking poles, comfortable shoes, and …
Whether you’re planning a romantic couples getaway or a fun-filled family holiday, budgeting for your trip can take the fun out of travel planning. Let us help, so that you can focus on the sand, sun, and surf of tropical island life. Here are our top tips to get the best bang for your buck …
Remote workers from all over the world have been flocking to Portugal this year, for good reason. The country offers warm weather all year round, tasty cuisine, and a relatively low cost of living (between $1,000 – $1,500 / month). Portugal ranks in the top 20 countries with the fastest wifi, making it a perfect …
Preparing for your Spanish Summer Holiday should be exhilarating, but it can be time-consuming to find the perfect accommodation for your personal style. Whether you are looking for something family-friendly, romantic, luxurious, or entirely unique, we have got you covered. This list of the best accommodations in Spain will help you find exactly what you’re …