The laid-back atmosphere, golden sands running along azure seas for miles on end, and of course, smaller crowds: there are many a reason why you’d scrap the Caribbean and opt for a Mexican Pacific getaway in the fall. Regrettably, not all destinations on this side of Mexico are known for being safe havens. The list …

Forget Amalfi and its picture-perfect cliffside towns, the French Riviera and its exclusive beach clubs, or island-hopping in Greece: a new European summer hotspot is emerging, and this time, we truly did not see it coming. Though we called it a couple of years back, when we claimed here at Travel Off Path that the …

Thinking of heading across the pond this summer, but the sight of the Paris, Rome, and Dubrovnik crowds keeps putting you off? “Low season” is now a non-existent concept across a majority of Europe’s top tourism spots, with certain parts of Spain going as far as seeing widespread anti-tourist protests—and these can easily turn aggressive. If you’re …

Gulf Shores got the memo. Visitors were tired of making road trips every summer, mainly as inflation steered gas prices to new highs. While not everyone can fly to Gulf Shores, flights are growing to this Southern paradise’s new commercial airport anchored by the increasingly popular budget airline Allegiant. With 9 total direct flight options …

Ever want to immerse yourself in Colorado’s stunning nature but the price tag keeps you at bay? Chances are, you haven’t been to Aspen then, the state’s ritziest mountain getaway. Perhaps you’ve been able to squeeze a trip to other notable hideaways such as Vail, Steamboat Springs, or Crested Butte, though we at Travel Off …

Berlin is usually the first stop for most travelers landing in Germany for the first time. After all, it’s the country’s capital, home to world-renowned landmarks like Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall, lively beer gardens, and an unrivaled clubbing scene. Incredible as Berlin may be, maybe it’s time for it to take a back seat: …

When you think of white-sand getaways, Southern California may not come to mind. Known more for chill vibes, splendid sunny weather all year, chiseled abs (sorry to disappoint), and iconic surfing culture, SoCal typically draws visitors for its laid-back atmosphere. Of course, there’s no better West Coast city for a year-round beach escape than San …

Anyone feel like they went broke after visiting London, or is that just me? Whether it be $12 beers, overpriced double-decker bus tours, or the impossibility of finding a hotel with double-digit rates, the UK’s most renowned city comes with a premium price tag. As such, the affordability factor (or lack thereof) may deter many …

We at Travel Off Path are not here to fearmonger — we’re just here to report the facts. Nor is this article sponsored by Pfizer… The truth is, we all relate to you and hope that any news coming from the CDC remains in the rear-view mirror because who could possibly want to relive what …

Feeling like something different on your next trip? As much as we love Mexico’s leading resort city, Cancun, and here at Travel Off Path we’ve covered it extensively for years, sometimes all you need is something a little out of the ordinary. You know, straying off the beaten track a little. If you’re planning on …

Three years after the successful launch of the Maya Train, which now travels on a loop around the Yucatan Peninsula, connecting destinations like Cancun, Tulum, and Merida, Mexico is gearing up to open yet another train route. Except this time, it won’t be restricted to a single region or peninsula: the country’s upcoming passenger railway …

As summer 2025 nears its final chapter, is it too soon to dream of where to go in summer 2026? According to American Airlines, the answer is a resounding “no!”. The people have spoken, and one of the States’ most popular airlines is ready to deliver huge promises next year for new routes travelers have …