We’re not sure about you, but here at Travel Off Path, it’s usually the lesser-known destinations, yet to be spoiled by the masses, that make our hearts flutter—not your usual Barcelonas, Dubrovniks, or Santorinis. Needless to say, while every other travel publication has got their eyes fixated on the Mediterranean this season, we’ve been scanning …
Say what you want about Asheville, but there’s no denying North Carolina’s popular mountain getaway had its hidden gem membership revoked years ago. While Asheville could undoubtedly benefit from a new tourism boom given the natural disaster in 2024, that doesn’t mean you should sleep on North Carolina’s third-largest city, which has somehow slipped through …
You know that little thrill you get when you stumble upon a perfect, unexpected nonstop flight? It’s the feeling that your next great adventure is suddenly within reach. The problem is, it usually happens by accident. So, we’ve made it happen on demand. Below is the definitive list of brand-new international routes that 3 major …
As one of America’s largest states, California is home to some of the country’s biggest icons and, conversely, some tight-lipped secrets. Whether it be fairytale beach towns, lush state parks, or major cities somehow flying under the radar, there’s no denying California’s appeal for all types of travelers. As a 10-year “Golden State” resident, there’s one city …
Skip Florida? That’s a hard sell for most. Believe it or not, hordes of usual Florida visitors (among other popular states) are finding their own slice of paradise in a Southern gem that’s too often been overlooked by its attractive neighbors. At the very least, most are aware of the small town charm and historical …
You know those Reddit experts who publicly encourage you not to pay the Cancun tourist tax as ‘nobody checks for it, anyway’? We’ve been warning you against them dodging the rule for quite some time now, and finally, now you know why: Due to non-compliance, there have been reports of travelers being held up at …
It’s time to pick back up on your Spanish lessons because Delta just announced one of their most exciting new routes all year to a stunning Latin American city. Whether you’re into vibrant culture, fascinating architecture, sensational cuisine, or looking to sprawl out on a beach lounger, you can check off all the boxes in …
The Mediterranean is the number one destination for Americans crossing the pond this season: after all, it’s home to all of the most popular European beach hotspots, from Spain’s resort-lined Costa del Sol, down to Italy’s trendy Amalfi Coast. Beyond the usual crowds and eye-watering prices, however, there’s the usual issue of unbearably hot weather: …
One of the most charming regions of the United States is New England, a sprawl of picturesque coastlines and quaint villages. Besides Bill Belichick’s Ring cam footage, New England’s beauty is hard to knock, whether it be Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine or beyond. But National Geographic believes there’s a little-known Maine town calling your name …
New flights are one thing. New airports, though? Those are travel unicorns. That’s the case for Tepic, a highly underrated inland city being touted as Mexico’s next hotspot. This 500-year old city is an awesome starting point to a grand adventure along 200 miles of Pacific coastline in Riviera Nayarit, a sprawling paradise overshadowed by …
We all know—and love—Venice: the winding canals, navigated by exceptionally long, richly decorated gondolas, the Gothic palaces lining the waterline, and the beautiful Baroque basilicas. There’s truly nowhere in the world quite like it. The one big downside? Most of the year, it is chaos personified, as millions of tourists flock into its narrow fondamente …
Trust us, you’re not alone in feeling completely lost amidst all this planning for your upcoming Mexico getaway. We’ve all been there as first-timers: From assessing the safety risks at your destination to picking out the perfect hotel, not to mention getting all the documentation in order, this is no easy feat, and it’s no …












