In a world of travel uncertainty, constantly shifting rules, and concerning headlines, American travelers are always looking for one thing: a clear, confident “green light.” This week, the U.S. State Department just gave a huge one to a major European powerhouse. Here at Travel Off Path, we’re all about giving you the real, data-driven intel […]
Tag Archives: Mediterranean
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Oct
Oct
Anyone who has had the pleasure to visit world-renowned Santorini knows it lives up to the hype — with a price. The price you pay are full paychecks for nightly hotel rates, the hassle of weaving in and out of crowds through narrow walkways, and the pain of fighting jet-lag by waking up at the […]
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Oct
Thinking of attempting a late-season escapade to the Mediterranean, but the jarring sight of surging crowds in places like Rome, Santorini, Mallorca, and Dubrovnik keeps putting you off? It’s October, and they should have subsided by now… right? Right? Sadly, high and low seasons are no longer concepts that can be applied in certain destinations, […]
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Share The Article The Mediterranean covers a substantial chunk of our planet. This sprawling region can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people, but if there’s one common denominator, it’s that the Med is the ultimate place to let your stresses melt away. Whether it be Greece, Turkiye, or breathtaking […]
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Mediterranean Paradise: 5 Unknown Croatian Islands Named Best To Visit By Travel Experts
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Share The Article Croatia is a country of many islands- over 1,000 to be somewhat exact- and you’re likely to have heard of a trendy Hvar, an up-and-coming alternative to Ibiza, the resort-filled Krk at some point, or the idyllic Brač and its white-pebble beaches at some point. Croatian islands are nowhere near Greece’s level […]
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Share The Article Last Updated 32 seconds ago They say Paris is never a bad idea, but that’s only because your bank account can’t speak. Take it from me, someone who had the pleasure of visiting the iconic city’s endless cafes and astounding marvels last fall. Once the excitement wears off, anxiety ensues when it […]
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Share The Article Last Updated 13 mins ago Bye, bye Italy, France, hello Türkiye––or as the former name spelled out, Turkey: A transcontinental country bestriding the natural border between Europe and Asia, it is seeing a remarkable increase in tourism, particularly coming from the United States, with 1.9 million Americans traveling across the Atlantic to […]
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Dec
Dec
Share The Article Last Updated 2 days ago As travelers scope out new destinations rather than follow the same old crowd, more and more thrilling destinations are popping up, ready to welcome you with open arms. Given the landscape of the travel industry’s epic comeback, some destinations are doing the exact opposite, practically yanking welcome […]
Travel Guide
New Airport & Cheap Living: This Mediterranean Paradise Was Just Crowned As Europe’s Top Digital Nomad Destination
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Nov
Nov
Share The Article Last Updated 9 mins ago There’s no shortage of paradises to choose from for digital nomads to pack their bags and jet off to, but there’s one more to add to the list, with a new airport expected to put this coastal gem on the map. The Mediterranean is teeming with blue-water […]
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Discover San Diego’s Lavish Mediterranean Hideaway With An Adults-Only Pool & Michelin Star Cuisine
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Sep
Share The Article Last Updated 5 days ago San Diego is known for having that quintessential SoCal vibe we’ve all seen in the movies. While ‘America’s Finest City’ is just that – a fine city – there are ample scenic beach towns dotting the seemingly endless coastline filled with your typical dude-bro surfers and skateboarders. […]
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