It seems like we can fly anywhere, but turns out that’s an illusion. Over the past year or so, I’ve lost count of how many airport openings Travel Off Path has covered ranging from Tulum to Gulf Shores to perhaps the most surprising of all, McKinney, Texas. Now there’s another surprise destination to add to […]
Category Archives: Travel Guide
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Aug
Aug
Rome seems to be on everyone’s bucket list these days, and though here at Travel Off Path we do have a preference for more offbeat destinations, listen, we get it. Between the ancient allure of the Colosseum and the picture-perfect cobbled streets of Trastevere, the Eternal City is like a treasure trove of manmade wonders, […]
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Aug
Aug
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, chances are you’re already aware of the growing anti-tourist sentiment perceived across the pond. From the restrictive laws governing AirBnB rentals in places like Paris and Rome, to the widespread protests seen in cities like Barcelona and Las Palmas, ‘Go Home!’ picket signs and all, it’s clear now […]
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Aug
Aug
If you’re planning a trip to Mexico’s sun-drenched coasts, you might have heard whispers about extra tourist fees. Here at Travel Off Path, we know our readers demand clarity, not confusion. Forget the hearsay and rumors. We’re cutting straight to the facts, providing you with the exact information from government websites about two of the […]
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Aug
Aug
Are you going to Spain this year? If the answer is yes, then it’s likely a place you’ve done a hefty amount of research to avoid places where locals demand tourists go back where they came from. At Travel Off Path, we’ve covered this globally renowned country end to end, from welcoming cities you may […]
Travel Guide
Posh Stays & Stunning Nature: Idaho’s Postcard Lake Town Is Breaking Summer Tourism Records
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Aug
Aug
We all know potatoes are the best vegetable. There’s no better example than the great state of Idaho, where no spud is a dud. We’re talking french fries, sweet potato pies, overloaded baked potatoes, pillowy potato doughnuts, and of course, vodka. Boise may be Idaho’s most notable name to pig out as its undoubtedly become […]
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Summer sees a surge in beach vacations, but come fall and winter, there’s no comparison to lounging seaside along sun-drenched shores while much of the country bundles up in extra layers. It’s no secret that Florida is a year-round destination. Allegiant is living up to their sunny logo by launching new flights to 3 spectacular […]
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Jul
When you hear ‘Cabo,’ your mind likely zips straight to the vibrant energy of Cabo San Lucas: the iconic Arch, bustling marinas, and a party scene that never truly sleeps. Or perhaps you picture the charming, art-filled streets of San José del Cabo, its historic mission and burgeoning galleries now a familiar, trendy escape. But […]
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Jul
Whenever you hear someone discuss their latest Mexico trip, chances are they’re probably bang on about places like Cancun, Los Cabos, or, if they’re into the whole hustle and bustle of a big city, perhaps Mexico City… but only seldom will they bring up Mérida. Located on the other side of the Yucatán Peninsula, away from […]
Travel Guide
Move Over Cartagena! Forbes Reveals Lesser-Known Coastal City As Colombia’s New Vacation Hotspot
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Jul
If you want affordability and culture, go to Medellin. If you want affordability, culture, and awesome beaches, go to Cartagena. At least that used to be the gameplan… Forbes’ latest destination feature peeled back the curtain on the ultimate Cartagena dupe, gaining traction as Colombia’s new vacation hotspot. On the flip side of Barranquilla, another […]
