Share The Article We’ve all been there: you book a flight to Europe on a whim after spotting a dreamy cobbled town on Instagram that looks straight out of another era, only to find it’s anything but the storybook vibe you expected. Disneyland-like crowds that make public spaces unbearable, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers as you […]
Share The Article Don’t know where to go in Mexico? We got you! Sometimes Cancun, Cabo, and Puerto Vallarta just don’t cut it when you’re craving an adventure. Rather than sitting poolside all day catching up on your new book, a whole other world awaits that will get your adrenaline pumping. Mexico isn’t nearly as […]
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 […]
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 […]
Share The Article Forget Cancun and its glitzy (but jam-packed) Hotel Zone, Puerto Vallarta and its infamous party scene, and Los Cabos’ golden-sand beaches and luxurious resorts: The best beach destination in Mexico this year, as elected by voters of the Food and Travel Reader Awards, is none other than Puerto Escondido. As the name […]
Share The Article Let’s be honest — Colorado can be hit-or-miss this time of year. Most travelers aren’t packing shades for the beaming hot sun like you would on a Florida beach vacay. Nope — they’re packing shades for the blinding slopes that lure in thousands of adventurers willing to brave the cold. But skiing […]
Share The Article From a secondary European summer destination, overshadowed by a much larger Spain, to a year-round tourism hotspot loved by Americans, Portugal has never been trendier than it is at the moment. The westernmost country in mainland Europe now draws in millions of visitors with the promise of wine breaks in picturesque patios, long walks […]
Share The Article Unless you’re ready to scrounge up coins under your cushions, Aspen may be out of the question for a wondrous winter getaway. Aspen is among many of Colorado’s gorgeous mountain villages that come with a hefty price tag to enjoy a magical wonderland setting of snow-covered slopes and Hallmark townscapes decked to […]
When you fly into Dallas, you’re not landing in Dallas — you’re landing in one of many sprawling suburbs that make up the DFW Metroplex. Here at Travel Off Path, as much as we all love exploring concrete jungles, there’s something intangible about small towns that makes us feel right at home. Sandwiched between the […]
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 […]