At Travel Off Path, we’re always on the prowl for overlooked destinations ready to delight you with surprising attractions and unexpected experiences. As such, we’ve had a helpful hand from what’s undoubtedly become the South’s trendiest state right now — none other than Mississippi, a word I still struggle to type correctly on the first […]
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Hotel La Compañia Review: Hyatt Transforms Stunning 300-Year Ruins Into Perfect Old Town Hotel
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Aug
Aug
We at Travel Off Path recently covered San Diego’s new groundbreaking flight to Panama City via Copa Airlines, a historic feat 12 years in the making, according to San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria. With their popular Stopover Program, travelers have the chance to spend as long as a full week in Panama before venturing off […]
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Posh Stays & Stunning Nature: Idaho’s Postcard Lake Town Is Breaking Summer Tourism Records
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Jul
Jul
We all know potatoes are the best vegetable. There’s no better example than the great state of Idaho, where no spud is a dud. We’re talking french fries, sweet potato pies, overloaded baked potatoes, pillowy potato doughnuts, and of course, vodka. Boise may be Idaho’s most notable name to pig out as its undoubtedly become […]
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Jul
There’s no denying the best Southern city to quite literally gain a taste of Mexico is San Antonio, Texas —a place that’s practically impossible to have a bad meal with authentic community staples like Los Barrios and even “tourist traps” that would beat out other cities’ best eats. Having visited San Antonio a few months ago, I […]
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Jul
Jul
One of the most charming regions of the United States is New England, a sprawl of picturesque coastlines and quaint villages. Besides Bill Belichick’s Ring cam footage, New England’s beauty is hard to knock, whether it be Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine or beyond. But National Geographic believes there’s a little-known Maine town calling your name […]
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Jun
Jun
Venice is cool and all, but whether you’re looking to avoid the new rules, the unwelcoming “Karens”, or all the drama surrounding Jeff Bezos’ wedding, we at Travel Off Path have the perfect getaway in mind. Just 2 hours away, tucked along tranquil coastlines, is a cultural city far too often overlooked in the shadows […]
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May
May
Share The Article If you’re thinking of an idyllic, summery week in Italy’s glorious Amalfi, images of a sun-drenched Positano are likely the first ones that will come to mind: That picturesque volcanic beach dotted with blue-and-white-striped parasols, pastel-hue houses hanging to the side of vertiginous cliffs, and scenic vespa rides into blood-orange sunsets… If […]
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Apr
Apr
Share The Article Americans love traveling to Ireland. In fact, statistics show U.S. tourists spend more and stay longer than any other demographic. So, it’s not surprising there are more nonstop flights being offered. Dublin has long been the main starting point to some epic Irish adventures across one of the prettiest countries in Europe. […]
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Move Over Napa! Travel + Leisure Named This California Wine Town As Top Spring Destination
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Apr
Apr
Share The Article Napa may be deemed the G.O.A.T. for American wine country, but there are plenty of less crowded and more authentic experiences than, say, Napa’s cheesy wine train and touristy prices. In fact, Napa was named the most expensive U.S. destination in 2018 and has found itself playing hopscotch on the same list […]
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Apr
Apr
Share The Article Imagine a place where time slows down, where the air is crisp, and the sound of cascading turquoise water fills your ears. Welcome to Santiago Apoala, a hidden gem nestled deep within the mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico. This isn’t your typical tourist trap; it’s a slice of authentic Mexican life, where ancient […]
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