Expedia just revealed some insightful nuggets sure to blow your mind. If you had to guess where travelers are flocking in Latin America, you might nail the countries on the head, but the cities they’re scoping out are full of mystery. Lucky for you, we are a seasoned group of travelers here at Travel Off …

Sometimes Florida and Cancun just won’t cut it when you have that underlying wanderlust itch that just needs to be scratched. While we all know Cartagena and Rio, there are dozens upon dozens of other worthwhile shores to bake in the sun by day and immerse in local culture while you’re lathered in aloe vera. …

Be it for the delicious cuisine, the breathtaking nature, or the colonial landmarks, it’s no secret that Latin America is the go-to destination for millions of Americans. Navigating the nether half of the continent isn’t always the easiest task, though: safety levels can vary drastically between different destinations. Some are very safe, if not safer …

Broken cobblestones, overhanging wires between candy-colored colonial townhouses, the loud chattering coming from street markets, and the smell of deep-fried arepas filling the air: there’s nothing quite like a Latin American getaway. Unfortunately, it’s not like the best of Latin America is easily accessible for Americans. Yes, you can fly direct to Rio or Mexico City, and gorgeous …

With winter upon us, more travelers have their shovels and defrosters at the ready for the impending cold front. But there are far more places to go than simply settling for a crowded resort south of the border. Our entire team of experts here at Travel Off Path knows what it’s like to wake up …

Train travel is back! It’s not just low-and-slow adventures or classic locomotives turning back the clock — travelers have the need for speed! One of the world’s most stunning countries has lagged behind in this department, but with a hefty investment, it’s now ready to go full steam ahead with the first high-speed train, which is sure to be …

Latin America is the talk of the town in digital nomad circles right now: they all crave some of that laid-back-living, less bureaucracy—something every Europe-based expat would appreciate—and perhaps most importantly, the lower cost of living. For anyone feeling let down by the American Dream, the neighboring continent offers a much-needed respite, a chance to …

Beautiful white-sand beaches backed by luxurious condominiums, swathes of protected Atlantic forest that have somehow been left untouched amidst a fast-growing urban sprawl, and all the vibrant samba bars and kerbside boteco bars: Everyone knows and loves Rio de Janeiro, and there’s definitely a reason why it’s been recently crowned the best beach city in South …

From its lush jungles, across the snow-capped Andean highlands, and finally down to its extensive Pacific and Atlantic coastlines, South America’s a big place, and it’s got no shortage of incredible cities and natural wonders to discover. If you’re planning a trip to the nether half of the continent, chances are you’re wondering where to …

There are only 3 things digital nomads are typically looking for when choosing a new place to call home, whether temporarily or permanently: sunshine, affordability, and easy-to-get visas. Narrowing down the options isn’t exactly easy, especially now that numerous countries have Digital Nomad Visas (DNVs) and are actively beckoning nomads to come. If you’re in …

Brazil tops the bucket list for many Americans traveling to Latin America. From the electrifying energy of Carnival in February to the golden-sand beaches washed by crystal-clear seas, it’s truly a slice of paradise. Interestingly enough, despite Brazil’s immense tourist offer, most travelers visit Rio and nothing else. If you’re hoping to experience a different …

If you’re dreaming of a tropical beach getaway, road trips across otherworldly landscapes, or exploring colonial towns that almost look frozen in the 17th century, South America is probably at the top of your list. We’re pretty sure you’ve heard of places like Buenos Aires, the Southern Hemisphere’s response to Paris, Cusco, the ocher-colored ancient …