We at Travel Off Path nearly broke the internet last year by revealing San Diego indeed has a second airport back in business for commercial air travel. Many of our readers chimed in with their excitement (and concerns) regarding American Airlines’ groundbreaking flight to/from Phoenix. Taking my Journalist hat off for a moment, as a […]
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San Antonio – One of America’s top travel destinations. Follow us through this Texan city and fuel your travel inspiration. source
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When a long layover leaves you with hours to spare at the airport in San Francisco, break free from the terminal and go on an … source
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Finally! It’s the best time of year to visit San Diego. Labor Day put a cap on tourist season. Out-of-state license plates are nowhere in sight, the weather is still warm, and now the beaches are only filled with locals unwinding after a busy summer. As a seasoned San Diegan myself, one thing has become […]
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There’s no denying the best Southern city to quite literally gain a taste of Mexico is San Antonio, Texas —a place that’s practically impossible to have a bad meal with authentic community staples like Los Barrios and even “tourist traps” that would beat out other cities’ best eats. Having visited San Antonio a few months ago, I […]
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San Diego – home to gorgeous beaches, funky neighborhoods and old school Californian charm. Check out the coolest sights of … source
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Share The Article Arizona plates have already taken over San Diego highways, which means only one thing – it’s the unofficial start to summer. But this summer will be different than the rest as quite possibly the most highly anticipated hotel in America is set for a soft opening May 15th, followed by the official […]
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Share The Article Last Updated 21 hours ago Sunny San Diego. Well, most of the time… “America’s Finest City” isn’t immune to occasional rain showers and a couple of months of gray skies. Vacationers are often disappointed by “May Gray” and “June Gloom,” as locals have dubbed them. Besides checking the weather forecast, there are […]
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It’s Official: Commercial Flights Returning To Alternative San Diego Airport In February
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Share The Article Last Updated 15 mins ago Southern California has quite literally had a hellacious week as out-of-control fires have ravaged Los Angeles. While there are certainly a lot of question marks about what went wrong and how better to handle future disasters, over-regulations and bureaucratic nonsense are no strangers to the “Golden State,” […]
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