While everyone bangs on about a European summer, you may be wondering whether now is a good time to go on a little Caribbean escapade. After all, prices are likely to drop in the off-season, and barring the occasional thunderstorm, it’s sunny and warm for the most part. If you’ve been viewing our TOP Entry …

Remember when riding with strangers was taboo? Welp. Those days are long gone. Across the globe, we can all push a button to ride along with someone we’ve likely never met before. It’s become such a societal norm, not only do we trust randoms with our personal safety on high-speed roadways, but also to deliver …

Home to world-renowned landmarks like La Sagrada Família, a surrealist cathedral that looks like it’s built from a sponge, the Alhambra Fortress, one of Europe’s most impressive medieval castles, and endless miles of pristine Mediterranean coastline, Spain seems to be on everyone’s radar this summer. Unless you’ve familiarized yourself with the 3 new rules for …

Whether it be well-documented protests or you’re ahead of the game letting AI tell you where to go, it seems so-called “hidden gems” are becoming harder and harder to come by? I remember a few years ago I stumbled upon Lake Ohrid as a last-minute throw-in while I was traversing Albania when it was still …

The French Riviera is one of the most expensive summer destinations not only in France, but all of Europe, and this is coming from someone who lives in Paris. From the glitz and glamour of Cannes to the party scene in Saint-Tropez, you’d better come prepared to splurge if it’s a Bardot-inspired Côte d’Azur vacay …

It’s not often you find another country in an exclusive club with North Korea, especially so close to home. Although that seems to be the case now, according to the White House, it adds to a short list of Americans’ no-go zones. Coming straight from D.C., it’s been announced that Americans will be unable to …

So you’ve seen the epic photos and heard the hype: Madeira, the ‘Hawaii of Europe,’ with its jaw-dropping green mountains that crash into the deep blue Atlantic. It’s a year-round stunner, but tackling it during the peak summer chaos of July and August? That’s a whole different beast. The island is buzzing, the energy is …

What better way to ring in July 4th weekend than the ‘birthplace of America’, known for its iconic bell? As the bright lights of New York City tend to steal the spotlight from other major cities in the Northeast, we at Travel Off Path recently covered Baltimore as one of the region’s surging spring destinations, …

Whether it’s the world-famous ancient monuments, the incredible food, or those picture-perfect Mediterranean beaches, millions of Americans will be flocking to Italy this summer. As one of the leading sources for Europe travel news that matters to U.S. travelers, Travel Off Path has covered Italy extensively over the years—from the timeless favorites like Rome and …

After a period of relative ease in international travel, countries are becoming increasingly restrictive and adding new entry requirements that make going abroad more complicated, as well as more expensive, in some cases. From imposing visas on Americans to travel abroad, to the much-dreaded Electronic Travel Authorizations, it’s like we’re living through the chaos of …

With July 4th fireworks set to light up our night skies, countless Americans will be relaxing lakeside or beachside, enjoying the come-down of a fun day spent on sun-drenched shores. The problem is you’re likely crammed in like sardines, all ooh-ing and ahh-ing at the same colorful displays we look forward to each year. But …

If you’re heading to the Mediterranean this summer in search of that dolce vita and picture-perfect coastal towns hugged by turquoise seas, but you’re not exactly willing to break the bank whilst you’re at it, you might be feeling like you’re running out of options. From Barcelona to Amalfi to Greece’s jam-packed Santorini, it’s easy …