From Madrid’s elegant fin de siecle boulevards, to Barcelona’s Gaudí-signed cityscape, all the way down to Costa Del Sol’s sun-drenched beaches, Spain has a gazillion wonders that will keep you coming back year after year, after year. It’s no wonder it’s the second-most visited country in the world, after neighboring France, but popular as it …
Well, folks, we have good news and bad news… As we reported earlier here at Travel Off Path, Jamaica is set to reopen for business December 15th after Hurricane Melissa battered much of the northern coast. As a result, the country has been a bit of a seesaw in terms of whether it’s okay to …
Following London–Germany, Poland–Croatia, and even an unexpected Switzerland–Denmark link announced only weeks ago, Europe’s Railway Revival has unveiled yet another exciting route that will make cross-border city-hopping even easier: Whether you’re looking for greener alternatives to travel, or you simply love hopping on trains any chance you get across the pond, you will soon be …
Forget Cancun’s jam-packed Hotel Zone, Puerto Vallarta’s riotous nightlife, and even Cabo’s rapidly polished-up beachfront. There is a fourth coastal spot trending in Mexico at the moment, and if you happen to be hunting for fewer crowds and prices that won’t break the bank, this might just be your ticket. The often-overlooked capital of the …
If it feels like half your friends (and your entire Instagram feed) are heading to Cancun the second the temperature drops… you’re not imagining things. We at Travel Off Path just got a big “yep, checks out” from AAA’s latest year-end travel forecast: Cancun is the #1 international destination Americans are booking for the year-end …
If the past few years have proven anything, it’s that even the most well-thought-out plans can fall apart. Now more than ever, travelers are wondering what the best travel insurance for their next trip is. As a result, travel insurance usage is more prevalent than ever. Whether for unexpected medical expenses, trip cancellation guarantees, or …
Mexico all-inclusives are one of the easiest hacks for a sunshine escape: airport ➝ wristband ➝ endless tacos and margaritas. But because everything feels so familiar, it’s very easy for Americans to forget they’re in a different country with different laws, money norms, and safety rules. We at Travel Off Path spend a lot of …
That first chill of fall is in the air. The long, hazy days of summer are officially a memory, the daily grind is back in full swing, and you’re already dreading the thought of the long, gray winter ahead. But what if you could put a bright, sunny spot on your calendar right now to …
Travel can be beautiful, but it can also be tedious with bureaucratic hurdles to clear. In what’s become the norm for many of the most worthwhile destinations to visit, yet another stunning country is preparing to introduce a new entry requirement. Yes, checking do’s and don’t’s before setting foot in another country is still a …
Much like crystal-clear seas are the main draw for beach bums heading to Mexico, colonial cities are the sweet spot for culture enthusiasts. We’re sure you’ve heard of Mexico City and its vibrant neighborhoods, Merida with the soaring, stone-built cathedral, Oaxaca and its cobblestone streets, and of course, San Miguel de Allende, famous for colorful …
According to a new report, Amtrak’s newest train route hit the jackpot. Traversing some of the Gulf Coast’s most prized cities and lesser-known beach towns, travelers have been embraced by quintessential southern hospitality in some of the most underrated white-sand beach towns and storied capitals. Many of America’s most popular train lines connect some of …
France may be the most visited country in the world, playing host to over 100 million guests annually, and listen, we get it: From the elegant Haussmann-designed boulevards of Paris, down to Nice’s scenic Promenade des Anglais, stretching along a turquoise Mediterranean, there’s plenty of Old World charm to be admired in the Land of …