Share The Article Sure, everyone knows the Bahamas, Aruba, and Jamaica, but not everyone has discovered the unspoiled vibe of one of the absolute best destinations in the Caribbean. While the classic hotspots are currently dealing with overcrowded beaches and massive mega-resorts, there is one tropical haven that has managed to keep its pristine, upscale […]
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Jul
Jul
Share The Article With airfare shooting through the roof after Spirit’s demise and multiple TSA shutdowns, why chance airport hassles when you could just hop aboard a train, snag a window seat, and embrace an old-fashioned sense of adventure? More travelers appear to be doing just that, especially for regional travel. Nobody is happier than […]
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Jun
Jun
Share The Article Air travel in Europe is dead. At least until Ryanair fixes its incredibly strict baggage policy, and Europe as a whole gets its act together with its new mandatory fingerprinting, which is leading to major delays across airports. For the time being, we’ll be taking the rail instead, and we guess it’s […]
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Jun
Jun
Share The Article You’ve heard the news: oil prices are through the roof, which means flights are going sky-high in more ways than one. That was the final nail in the coffin for Spirit Airlines, which turns out was losing $1.61 for every $1 it took in — yikes! Why I’m able to go to […]
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Jun
Jun
Share The Article To no surprise, London, Paris, and Barcelona are not Europe’s cheapest destinations. With a name like Travel Off Path, sometimes you have to do just that to save the big bucks. A new U.K. based report unveiled explicit details as far as pricing goes, listing 4 underrated cities that are well worth […]
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May
May
Share The Article If you’re keen on a little country-hopping adventure around Europe this year, you’re absolutely spoiled for options. Whether it’s the new European Sleeper from Paris to Berlin, or the colossal, 715-mile journey from Basel, in Switzerland, to Copenhagen, in Denmark, new inventive train routes linking all of the most unlikely destinations are […]
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Mar
Mar
Share The Article I spend a massive chunk of my year flying around the Caribbean, and I’ve noticed a huge shift in what travelers are actually looking for right now. For decades, the standard playbook for a tropical vacation was to book a flight, shuttle to a massive, walled-off all-inclusive mega-resort, and never leave the […]
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Mar
Mar
Share The Article As the 2026 World Cup kickoff on June 11 approaches, the primary concern for the expected 6 million traveling fans is rapidly shifting from ticket lottery results to on-the-ground survival. Spanning three countries, 16 vastly different urban environments, and 48 teams, the 2026 tournament represents the most complex logistical challenge in sporting […]
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Feb
Feb
Share The Article The U.S. State Department’s travel map for Mexico can look pretty intimidating. With various regions tagged with intense warnings amid recent isolated events, it is easy to assume the whole country is off-limits. But that’s a massive misconception. State lines matter. Right now, there are exactly two states in Mexico that hold […]
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Feb
Feb
Share The Article If you’ve been following my country-hopping adventures here on Travel Off Path for the past five years, you know by now there aren’t that many places left to check off on my Europe bucket list. Being based in Paris, and getting those $15 Ryanair long-weekender flights every chance I get, I’ve managed to […]