Southeast Asia is one of the most magnetic regions on Earth, making it tough to pick just one vacation spot from an abyss of choices where it’s hard to go wrong. Put on the map by someone who you’d least expect to be a travel guide — former President Barack Obama — when he joined …

Booking a European summer getaway used to be as simple as picking a spot on the map, but the reality of traveling in 2026 requires a different strategy. While travelers are all chasing that perfect historic plaza or alpine horizon, the reality is that the “safety” of a destination now depends as much on digital …

Whether it’s from your English acquaintance or the overly confident tourist who’s been to England once and hopped on a rushed bus tour of Oxford for the day, we’ve all heard the same sentence before: “You haven’t really seen Britain if you’ve only seen London”. Annoying as it may sound, we can’t exactly argue with …

With summer just around the corner, the Travel Off Path team wants to make sure you start it off with a bang! We’ve found a trio of getaways perfectly suited for June, and all 3 of them likely aren’t where you expect. We’re not hyping up every Florida beach town known to man like “the …

When it comes to the Pacific Northwest, dense evergreen forests, amazing cities, and lore of Sasquatch may come to mind. But the latest tourism data revealed a real shocker — a storybook town sandwiched between Seattle and Spokane is not the talk of the town, but the talk of the state. That’s right — we’re …

Not to be the bragacious one in the room, but I’m the guy all my friends come to when planning their yearly Eurotrip. With 40+ European countries under my belt—that’s virtually all of them, mind you—and 100+ cities, it’s fair to say I know the Old Continent like the back of my hand: from the …

Pistacchio gelato sitting on a pier overlooking a pastel-hued port in Croatia. Vespa rides along Italy’s winding coastal roads, passing cliffside houses and imposing Renaissance palaces. Lounging on an exclusive beach club in Nice, France, spritz in hand and not a care in the world. Sounds dreamy, alright, until you factor in the buzzing crowds, …

If you’re planning a trip to Croatia in the near future, chances are it’s places like Dubrovnik, Split, and Hvar Island that are at the top of your wishlist. I’ve been to Croatia a few times myself, and listen, those are all great, from the historical coastal ramparts, to the millennia-old Roman palaces hosting residential …

Take it from me, someone who always becomes a pantomiming master as if I’ve never traveled before, learning a new city’s transit system is no easy feat no matter where you find yourself. Being so iconic, Paris is obviously one of the most visited cities in the world — maybe even the most visited depending …

We’re not sure about you, but there’s no other way we’d rather explore Europe than by train. Though you could make an argument for sustainability, in reality, it goes far beyond that: Trains are generally more reliable than budget carriers like Ryanair and easyJet, you don’t risk getting charged upwards of $50 because the wheels …

For a solid decade, Charleston has been the undisputed heavyweight champion of Southern travel. Between its European aesthetics, out-of-this-world Lowcountry cuisine, and those legendary Bill Murray sightings, it felt like the Holy City was the only South Carolina destination that mattered. But as we move through 2026, the tides are shifting. While Charleston is currently …

Take it from me — travelers worldwide are getting this one right. Heck, just ask our Editor-in-Chief Tyler who just came back from Peru… It’s not just Machu Picchu that’s a huge draw. That’s right — the trek of a lifetime into otherworldly ruins isn’t the only thing attracting more visitors. In fact, there were …