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Why Americans Are Flocking To These 2 Unexpected Cities In Spain

With its endless miles of unspoiled Mediterranean coastline, vibrant cities, and rich Iberian heritage, Spain has always been a hugely popular destination for Americans vacationing across the pond, and the trend shows no signs of slowing down. According to new research conducted by MMGY Global for Turespaña, 7 out of 10 U.S. citizens plan to […]

Why Americans Are Flocking To This Beach Town In The Mexican Pacific

For decades, Los Cabos has been the premier destination for Americans traveling to the Mexican Pacific. Home to some of the world’s most luxurious resorts, and with a well-reputed wellness scene that will hardly ever be matched by other competing Latin American hubs, it is a convenient, stress-free getaway to plan for most U.S. vacationers. […]

Americans Will Need To Get A Digital Entry Permit To Fly To This Trendy Asian Country

Joining in on a trend that seems to be taking the world by storm, Sri Lanka is the next country to tighten entry rules for Americans. An island nation in South Asia, famous for its lush jungles, unspoiled coastline hugged by azure seas, and sprawling capital, Colombo, a vibrant melting pot of cultures with Indian, […]

Americans Will Need A Digital Entry Form Traveling To This Asian Country Starting October

Jumping on a bandwagon that’s swept across the travel landscape, India is the latest to announce it will introduce digital entry forms as part of their mandatory border procedures. As reported by VisasNews, one of the leading and most reliable sources on entry requirements worldwide, the South Asian destination is preparing to eliminate paper forms […]

It’s About To Get Way Easier For Americans To Visit These 8 Trending Destinations

Here at Travel Off Path, we’re always on the lookout for the next big travel trend or the secret that makes getting to your dream destination just a little bit easier. And for those of you already mapping out your 2026 adventures, we’ve got some fantastic news. A massive wave of new, direct flight routes […]

Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This Gorgeous & Affordable European City This Fall

With the leaves turning a vibrant amber, the girlies bringing their hand-knit sweaters out, and pumpkin spice lattes back on the menu, it could only mean one thing: Fall is here, much to the dismay of the summer mourners, and if you think nothing says ‘autumnal’ quite like a little escapade across the pond, where […]

5 Cancun Airport Survival Tips For Americans According To Top Experts

For millions of Americans, Cancun is synonymous with luxury hotels, glistening-white sands hugged by teal-colored seas, and stress-free vacations, in general… or at least you’d expect it to be this way. That is, until you touch down in the gong show that is Cancun International Airport. From border control to luggage collection to passing the […]

Americans Will Have To Get Fingerprinted Traveling To This European Country Starting October 12

For decades, the ritual of entering Europe has been the same: a friendly greeting, a quick glance at your passport, and that satisfying ‘thump’ of a fresh passport stamp. But that whole process is about to change in a big way, and the first major shift is happening next month. Here at Travel Off Path, […]

Americans Will Now Need An Entry Permit To Visit This Popular Safari Country

If you thought tighter travel rules were a thing of the past, and something you wouldn’t have to deal with again since the global health crisis, think again. This year, a number of countries rolled out new restrictions affecting U.S. passport holders. Known examples include United Kingdom, which introduced a mandatory pre-travel authorization applying to […]

Americans Can Fly Nonstop To This Beautiful European Island For The First Time In 25 Years

For years, savvy American travelers have dreamed of an easier way to reach one of Europe’s most stunning and historically rich island gems. Tucked away in the heart of the Mediterranean, this tiny nation has always been a bucket-list destination, but reaching it required a long, often frustrating journey with at least one connection through […]