Category Archives: Travel Guide

Move Over Buenos Aires! This Lesser Known City In Argentina Is Rising Fast In Popularity

Share The Article Buenos Aires may be one of the most beautiful cities in South America, with its Haussmann-inspired boulevards à la parisienne, lush urban parks, and unrivaled gastronomy, but let’s face it, it’s sort of yesterday’s news. It’s been covered to death by most major travel publications, and even if you haven’t been to […]

4 Of The Safest & Most Gorgeous Cities In Latin America For 2026

Share The Article Be it for the delicious cuisine, the breathtaking nature, or the colonial landmarks, it’s no secret that Latin America is the go-to destination for millions of Americans. Navigating the nether half of the continent isn’t always the easiest task, though: safety levels can vary drastically between different destinations. Some are very safe, […]

Americans Can Fly Nonstop To These 4 Gorgeous Colonial Cities In The Caribbean

Share The Article We all love the Caribbean for its paradisaical white-sand beaches, seas of the most impossible turquoise color, and of course, the luxurious all-inclusives where even commoners like us get treated like royalty. That said, sometimes you want a little more than bottomless brunch and margaritas by the pool. Every now and then, […]

Europe’s Most Epic Winter Destination Is This Fairytale Town In Italy

Share The Article If you’re anything like me, you probably know Italy for its pastel-hue, skinny townhouses with green shutters lining an azure Mediterranean, bustling street markets where you can barely hear your own thoughts over the loud chattering of merchants, and of course, that unbeatable summery feel. I thought that was all Italy had […]

You Can Fly Nonstop To These 3 Lesser Known Latin American Cities This Winter

Share The Article Broken cobblestones, overhanging wires between candy-colored colonial townhouses, the loud chattering coming from street markets, and the smell of deep-fried arepas filling the air: there’s nothing quite like a Latin American getaway. Unfortunately, it’s not like the best of Latin America is easily accessible for Americans. Yes, you can fly direct to Rio or Mexico […]

This Beautiful Colonial Town In Mexico Has Cheap Prices & Is Safe To Visit!

Share The Article Forget San Miguel de Allende. This winter, travelers are trading the crowded cobblestones for a misty mountain town that feels more like Europe than Mexico. Mexico is famous for its colonial magic, but there is one historic gem that remains criminally overlooked. It isn’t just another Spanish colonial town—it is a bizarre […]

The Skyscraper Resort That Just Changed Punta Cana Forever

Share The Article It wasn’t just a vibe—it was the law. The government formally promised that no building on the coastline would ever exceed 4 stories (the height of a coconut tree). This legal guarantee is exactly what saved Punta Cana from becoming another Cancun or Miami. It kept the skyline low, the vibe tropical, […]

Travel Off Path’s Europe ‘Uncovered’ List: 7 Lesser Known Destinations To Visit In 2026

Share The Article If you love medieval castles, storybook towns that look frozen in time, and vast museums you can get lost in for hours, chances are Europe is already on your radar for 2026. It all sounds good on paper, but once you arrive, you might realize the fairytale life isn’t quite what it […]

Travelers Must Pay Cancun Visitax Separately: Hotels Won’t Collect It Confirm Authorities

Share The Article If you have been holding your breath hoping the confusing Cancun “Visitax” would just be added to your hotel bill and disappear into the background, we have bad news. After months of rumors and high-level negotiations, the verdict is finally in: Hotels will NOT collect the tax. For the foreseeable future, specifically […]

Americans Can Now Fly Nonstop From The Midwest To This Sunny Caribbean Island

Share The Article Already feel the winter blues settling in with the gray skies, temperatures in the low 20s, and lack of sunlight? The Midwest and its grand lakes and lush nature may well be stunning in summer, but if you live anywhere near the Chicago Metropolitan Area, you know January hits like a brick. […]