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I Visited Over 100 Cities In France: These Are 5 Of The Most Beautiful That Tourists Miss

Share The Article Your favorite expat is back. Having been to over 40 European countries, with only Belarus and a couple of tiny micro-nations left to tick off, I can safely attest that there’s no greater, more diverse, downright beautiful country than my beloved France. No, I’m not originally from here—Brazilian-Italian via Britain and Ireland—but […]

You Can Soon Travel Between These 2 Iconic European Cities By Train From Only $22

Share The Article Say goodbye to strict Ryanair baggage rules and navigating those confusing low-cost flights flying within Europe: Starting this upcoming winter, you’ll be able to travel between two of the Old Continent’s most iconic cities on a low-cost train with tickets starting from only $22, when historically, Eurostar fares have ranged between around […]

The Visa-Free South American Countries With Towering Andes Peaks, Vibrant Cities, And Seamless Direct Flights

Share The Article Stop wasting the first three days of your hard-earned PTO fighting jet lag and massive international customs lines. As someone deeply embedded in the travel industry, I constantly watch travelers make the exact same logistical mistake. They book brutal, multi-leg flights across the Atlantic to Europe or across the Pacific to Asia, […]

5 Gorgeous Undiscovered European Cities On The Coast That Won’t Break The Bank

Share The Article Thinking of finally acting on that last-minute sunny getaway to Europe? It may be too late for oceanfront villas on the French Riviera and rooftop cocktails in Barcelona, unless you’ve got thousands of dollars sitting somewhere in a bank account. Europe’s top tourism hotspots are either completely out of reach for budget-savvy […]

These 5 Secret Beach Cities In Spain Are Where Locals Go For Summer Getaways

Share The Article If you’ve been thinking of taking a last-minute trip to Spain this summer but you’re a bit taken aback by just how expensive a Barcelona weekend getaway can be, don’t fret. We’ve got just the alternative for you. Well, a quintet of them. Instead of going where literally everybody else goes, where […]

Americans Can Now Fly Nonstop To 5 Of The Safest Undiscovered European Cities

Share The Article Booking a summer trip to Europe usually feels like choosing between two terrible options. You either fly direct into a massive, overcrowded tourist trap like Paris or Rome, or you spend 18 hours navigating a brutal maze of layovers and terrifying commuter flights just to find a quiet beach. Starting my travel […]

I’ve Been To 200 European Cities: These Are 4 I Would Never Go Back To

Share The Article I don’t just “do” Eurosummers. I live them. You’ve probably stumbled across a few of my articles here on Travel Off Path dissecting Europe’s hidden gems, from the remote Portuguese islands in the middle of the Atlantic to the least-polished, landlocked corners of the Balkans. I love Europe in all its crazy, […]

Americans Can Now Fly Nonstop To This Caribbean Paradise For The First Time Ever From These 3 Cities

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 […]

Travel By Train To East Coast’s 2 Most Iconic Cities For $16 This Summer

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 […]

New Overnight Train Launching Between 2 Of Europe’s Most Vibrant Cities

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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