Alright, folks. This is one where we’re unquestionably living up to our name by putting the last 2 words to good use: Off. Path. I had the adventure of a lifetime exploring the world’s largest city not accessible by roads, meaning you can either fly in or take a doozy of a ride down the Amazon …

Guys, I found Europe — real Europe. You know the visual: Storybook streets brimming with Old World delights, timeless marvels catching your eye in every corner of the town center, and inviting open plazas with indescribably meticulous detail you just have to see to believe. The town I visited is steadily growing in the travel …

All of us at Travel Off Path know the dreadful feeling of visiting a hyped-up resort town that turns out to be nothing short of a tourist trap. What you envisioned in your mind as a serene slice of paradise ended up being a sore spot in your mind’s eye, even a year after visiting. …

Finally! It’s the best time of year to visit San Diego. Labor Day put a cap on tourist season. Out-of-state license plates are nowhere in sight, the weather is still warm, and now the beaches are only filled with locals unwinding after a busy summer. As a seasoned San Diegan myself, one thing has become …

Cancun. Paris. New York City. Whether you’ve had the privilege to visit this trio of global icons and the likes or not, if you see things my way, then you feel like you already have given the pervasive level of publicity. At Travel Off Path, we love to pinpoint the core of what makes the …

London is a city you may find yourself cringing when checking your bank account after visiting. Before I even had a chance to check into my room on my last trip, I was down triple digits paying for tickets on the Tube, a pub meal, and the obligatory (and slightly cheesy) bright red double-decker bus …

What better way to ring in July 4th weekend than the ‘birthplace of America’, known for its iconic bell? As the bright lights of New York City tend to steal the spotlight from other major cities in the Northeast, we at Travel Off Path recently covered Baltimore as one of the region’s surging spring destinations, …

I’ve traveled to Munich twice with budget top of mind, and each time I found ways to save without sacrificing a single stein. Munich is famous for beer gardens, nearby fairy-tale castles, and a culture that effortlessly blends the traditional with the modern. But it also has a reputation as one of Germany’s pricier cities. …

As Americans are way behind the times in traversing the world by rail, Europeans have had the concept down pat for decades. The UK is turning back the clock, bringing back an iconic steam train that once ruled the rails as early as the 1940s—the first model, anyway. Ultimately, the train took a page from LL Cool …

If you’ve been looking forward to Amtrak’s exciting revival of the New Orleans—Mobile route, you’ll still be able to hop aboard this summer, but there have already been some hiccups. Due to ‘construction issues’ , the highly anticipated route has been pushed back until an undisclosed date in late summer (think July or August). Travelers …

I think I’ll go to Bostonnn, I think I’ll start a newwww liiiife 🎶 …. Not so fast. You might want to consider another Massachusetts city with newfound hype as the next tourism hotspot. The Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism is spotlighting one of the state’s lesser-known cities, brimming with New England charm, scenic waterfronts, and …

No matter the price or destination, finding summer sun is the common denominator this time of year. Whether it’s majestic lakes, world-class resorts, or pristine Florida beaches, it’s safe to say just about everyone is packing swimwear and sunblock. Well, Lonely Planet says it’s long overdue for a summer shift. Rather than follow the crowds …