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 Well, wherever they went, they’ve been replaced by a travel advisory summer as the U.S. State Department has been dishing out travel warnings like free samples at Costco.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 …

While Teslas are being keyed and gas prices are predicted to soar to $8 per gallon in some states, there’s a U.S. island where neither is a factor. If you were to set out to visit somewhere car-free and pro-horse, you might think of an Amish farm, but don’t worry, you’ll still be able to …

An alternative to Punta Cana? That might sound crazy, but there’s a brand new Dominican airport slated to open by the end of 2025. Scouring travel forums, there’s already pushback at just the thought of a Punta Cana dupe, especially as Samana, Miches, and Puerto Plata inch closer to becoming mainstream each year. But the …

When it comes to European summer travel, tourists seem to always gravitate towards widely known places like Paris, London, and Rome: they’re home to iconic landmarks, boast great Transatlantic connections, and, for the most part, make for convenient getaways. If you’re a Travel Off Path reader, however, chances are it’s the lesser-known spots that most have …

Mexico’s coastline is legendary, and for good reason! With thousands of miles touching the warm waters of the Caribbean, the vast Pacific, and the stunning Sea of Cortez, this country is home to some of the most breathtaking beaches on the planet. We’re not just talking about a nice place to lay a towel; we’re …

Here’s a little secret – the best time to visit Times Square is about an hour after the ball drops on New Year’s Day. Everyone who stood around for hours with no restroom in sight runs off like wild banshees to the nearest public stall, leaving Manhattan’s iconic neighborhood empty in what’s otherwise always a …

If Cancun is the undisputed ruler when it comes to relaxing beach getaways and some good old luxury resort pampering, Mexico City (CDMX) is the country’s top attraction by a mile when it comes to cultural value. Boasting one of Mexico’s largest historic centers, peppered with Spanish-built palaces, charming plazas and imposing churches, it is …

If you’ve ever planned a Eurotrip with London as your base, you’ve probably realized the English capital is far from being the most convenient hub for exploring the rest of Europe. Great Britain is an island, after all, and though you can get pretty much anywhere flying, often for less than a train ride within …