Bosnia and Herzegovina is a pretty offbeat destination as it is, but if you’re part of the 0.1% of Europe-bound American tourists who end up coming here, chances are it’s the national capital Sarajevo, or the bridge-famous Mostar where you’ll be headed. We’ve covered those Bosnian hotspots numerous times before, and though tourism has definitely …

Flying to Europe last minute and got stuck between a rock and a hard place with the crazy prices? Unless you’ve got a fixed itinerary set in stone, and seeing the Eiffel Tower sparkle at midnight or exploring the ancient ruins of Rome are absolute non-negotiables, maybe you should give Europe’s usual tourism hotspots a …

Planning a trip to Europe but the likes of Paris, Rome, and London don’t exactly make your heart flutter? Listen, as incredible as those cities may be, between the throng of selfie takers and the fact that literally everything’s behind a $30 paywall, we get why some people might want to skip them altogether. The …

Is it just us, or has the medieval city surrounded by ancient walls archetype been effectively co-opted by Dubrovnik lately? You’ve got Instagrammers to thank for that, and of course, a certain HBO blockbuster series that keeps on milking the hype years after it wrapped up. As much as we love those teal Mediterranean waters, …

To no surprise, London, Paris, and Barcelona are not Europe’s cheapest destinations. With a name like Travel Off Path, sometimes you have to do just that to save the big bucks. A new U.K. based report unveiled explicit details as far as pricing goes, listing 4 underrated cities that are well worth your while for …

Let’s face it — some beach destinations are a dud, and there’s nothing more disappointing than spending money to traverse the globe only to be left bored and unimpressed. As experts ourselves here at Travel Off Path, we know when to hand over the baton to trusted travel outlets such as TimeOut, which just revealed a …

We’ve all heard extensively of Paris and its glamorous Haussmann-designed boulevards and soaring Eiffel, London with the red telephone boxes and unmissable Victorian clock, and Madrid’s grand boulevards and imperial parks. That’s the itinerary of every tourist going to Europe for the first time, and while we’re not really mad at them—these hotspots are famous …

Between the U.S. passport free-falling in global dominance and the dollar getting weaker against the euro every passing month, 2026 hardly feels like the year to splash out on a luxurious Santorini cave hotel or a five-star concept stay overlooking Amalfi. Americans are traveling abroad more carefully than ever, and beyond feeling safe and welcome, …

It’s no longer news at this point that Europe will start fingerprinting Americans and charge them for authorization to travel. Just this week, the European Commission confirmed that, from October 12, the new biometric scans will start, so if you’re heading across the pond this fall, be prepared to take off your gloves. On top of that, from late …

With its faraway fairytale castles, cobbled towns that look frozen in a 15th-century snapshot, and unmatched cultural allure, it’s no wonder Europe is at the top of the bucket list for most Americans flying abroad this summer. While most will be flocking to cities like London, Paris, and Rome, a sizable minority has been craving …

When you think of a European city break, it’s probably Paris and its grand Haussmann-era boulevards, London’s skyscraper-lined Thames riverfront, or maybe Milan’s glamorous feel and haute cuisine that come to mind, not an offbeat Sarajevo. In fact, you might be wondering where that even is. The (much) overlooked capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a …

Just this week, the European Commission confirmed that Americans will need to apply for a new travel permit to travel to 29 European countries starting in 2026 (you can see the full list here). Called the ETIAS, this new document is what we call an online travel authorization, and it essentially functions as an e-visa: …