The Caribbean is at the forefront of the luxury tourism trend, both due to its world-class luxury resorts and ongoing regional development. Additionally, it is a diverse collective of thirteen destinations, and picking the most incredible hotel between them can be a challenging task. Still, a renowned travel magazine accepted the challenge and named a …
After over two and a half years of restrictions, St. Maarten is one of the final countries in the Caribbean to drop all COVID-related travel requirements and return to normal tourism. Effective on November 1, 2022, St. Maarten has announced that all travel restrictions will be removed. Travelers will no longer need to complete the …
Now that border restrictions have been lifted, and severed air bridges between the United States and the island of Hispaniola have been re-established, Punta Cana looks increasingly likely to have a record-breaking winter. As things stand, the Dominican gem has already surpassed 2018’s previous all-time-high number of arrivals, and millions more are expected. Punta Cana …
With airline fares at a record high, these are the cheapest Caribbean islands to visit this winter to save money on your next vacation. In a recent report, the U.S. Bureau of Labor revealed that airline fares have increased by 42.9% between September 2021 and September 2022. Another report from travel booking platform Hopper predicts …
Have you ever dreamed of staying in an overwater bungalow on the beach? These are the most beautiful underwater bungalows in the Caribbean to escape to on your next vacation! Staying in an overwater bungalow in the Maldives or Bora Bora is a bucket list item for many travelers. But you don’t have to fly …
Celebrity Cruises is back better than ever, with nine cruise ships being deployed in the Caribbean for the winter season. Their new itineraries offer four-night sailings departing from Miami and longer cruises at sea for seven to eleven nights with luxurious stops in destinations like Aruba, Grand Cayman, St. Thomas, and Cozumel. The newest ships …
Travelers can rejoice, as it seems that the sargassum seaweed season is officially over in Cancun and throughout the Mexican Caribbean. Sargassum – an unsightly, stinky seaweed that washes up on beaches all over the world – has plagued the beaches of many American traveler’s favorite destinations throughout Mexico, making beaches unsightly and hazardous and, …
Three more countries have joined the ranks of other destinations around the world by removing their travel restrictions and returning to normal tourism once more. African tourism heavyweight Morocco, the idyllic Caribbean hotspot of Anguilla, and the stunning Southeast Asian gem Cambodia are amongst the latest destinations to make the much sought-after changes after years …
It’s no doubt that Cancun is a beautiful beach destination with tons to do for travelers, which also means that it is one of the busiest tourist destinations, especially during the winter months. So, if you are looking to try somewhere different for your winter vacation and get away from the crowds, we’ve got 10 …
The United States has issued 9 new travel advisory updates for September. The updates, which were posted onto the State Department’s website just yesterday, were issued as we enter a busy fall and winter period of international travel and could have a significant impact on the travel plans of many. A diverse range of countries …
There’s no question that Cancun and Punta Cana are two of the most popular destinations for an all-inclusive vacation. Cancun is the most visited Destination in Mexico, while Punta Cana is the most visited destination in the Dominican Republic. Each location offers visitors a wide selection of all-inclusive properties at prices that range from ultra-luxurious …
With colder weather shortly setting in, travelers are eagerly planning their Caribbean escapes for this coming fall and winter. In order to make planning easier, Travel Off Path has gone through each Caribbean destination to see which are 100% restriction free for travelers. In short, this means travelers will not need to take tests, show …












