When Americans think of a trip to Europe, they usually think of places like Paris and its grand Haussmann-era architecture, Amsterdam’s picturesque canals, or London, with its red telephone boxes, iconic double-decker bus, and landmark-packed embankment. Those are indeed iconic destinations, but oftentimes, they don’t offer that immersive experience many crave when planning a Transatlantic …
Arizona plates have already taken over San Diego highways, which means only one thing – it’s the unofficial start to summer. But this summer will be different than the rest as quite possibly the most highly anticipated hotel in America is set for a soft opening May 15th, followed by the official blue-ribbon cutting the …
How many times can we bar-hop between Hard Rock Café, Señor Frog’s, and Cabo Wabo Cantina before we realize we’re falling for a tourist trap instead of enjoying the magic of the unknown with culturally rich destinations? As far as the Caribbean goes, Cancun, Punta Cana, and Montego Bay are fabulous, but there’s a missing …
Following in the steps of Croatia, Bulgaria, and Romania, the last 3 countries to have joined the world’s largest passport-free travel zone, Cyprus will ascend to the Schengen Area in early 2026, as confirmed by its President. Despite being a member of the European Union since 2004 and having adopted the euro as its official …
Summer 2025 is just around the corner, and if you’re anything like us at Travel Off Path, you’re already dreaming of sun-drenched beaches, historical sites, and vibrant cityscapes. But with the whole world calling, where should you go? The folks at Tripadvisor have put together their list of the top international summer destinations for the …
Heads up, international explorers. United Airlines is making some significant moves on the global chessboard, announcing plans to connect its U.S. hubs with a dozen new international destinations. This isn’t just a minor schedule tweak; it’s a broad expansion that touches Europe, the Caribbean, Africa, and even heads way Down Under. It seems the airline …
Dreaming of a sunny Mexican beach escape? You’re in good company – Millions of American travelers head south each year to soak up everything from lively coastal cities to peaceful seaside towns. However, staying informed about potential travel risks is an essential part of planning any international trip. The U.S. government has different warning levels …
Flowers are in full bloom, days are getting longer, and the incessant rain that plagued much of Europe for the past few months has finally ceased, which can only mean one thing: summer is fast approaching, and it’s high time we hit the Mediterranean again. Needless to say, the bustling ancient metropolis of Rome and …
Whatever happened to hot girl summers? Well, wherever they went, they’ve been replaced by a travel advisory summer as the U.S. State Department has been dishing out travel warnings like free samples at Costco. In May alone, we at Travel Off Path have already covered 11 countries with newly issued advisories, in addition to the …
Pura Vida. There – that’s out of the way. Now we can get on with the first-ever Costa Rica article without uttering that ubiquitous phrase. Seriously, though. What’s going on in the popular Central American nation that prides itself on a slogan embodying what’s supposed to be a safe haven for locals and tourists alike? …
Well, folks, hold onto your sombreros and baseball caps because the latest travel numbers for North America are in, and they’re painting two very different pictures! The sunny destinations of Mexico are absolutely booming and breaking records for international visitors. Meanwhile, the United States has experienced a different trend, with a slight dip in its …
Dreaming of an extended European adventure but dreading the Schengen shuffle? Good news! American travelers can still soak up Europe’s charm for more than 90 days without a visa. The secret? Exploring incredible countries outside the Schengen Area. Get ready to pack your bags (and maybe your laptop) as we dive into five of the …