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  • 2 days ago | traveloffpath.com | Sam Sears

    Share The Article Say goodbye to Lake Tahoe, Big Bear, and jam-packed National Parks this summer, and say hello to California's alpine hideaways for a tranquil vacation amongst the Golden State's untouched landscapes. With the exception of a handful of popular lake towns, most summer vacationers obviously seek out California's paradisal shores from San Diego to the Oregon border.

  • 3 days ago | traveloffpath.com | Sam Sears

    Share The Article I think I'll go to Bostonnn, I think I'll start a newwww liiiife 🎶 …. Not so fast. You might want to consider another Massachusetts city with newfound hype as the next tourism hotspot. The Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism is spotlighting one of the state's lesser-known cities, brimming with New England charm, scenic waterfronts, and fewer crowds, giving ample room to pahk ya cah to be first in line for a bowl of quintessential clam chowder.

  • 3 days ago | traveloffpath.com | Sam Sears

    Share The Article You know Palm Springs, Joshua Tree, and Coachella, but do you know Palm Desert? Those looking for a SoCal vacation might overlook all of the above in favor of a beach vacation, but why skip out on what feels like a tropical oasis lined with rows of regal palm trees and even front-row seats to a pond of flamingos, adding an unexpected touch of exotic appeal?

  • 4 days ago | traveloffpath.com | Sam Sears

    Share The Article As we've officially turned the page to June, chances are you've already scoped out some awesome vacation options for yourself and loved ones. What you might've missed is quite possibly the most affordable new flight to the Caribbean.

  • 4 days ago | traveloffpath.com | Sam Sears

    Share The Article Mainstream news anchors often paint Mexico as a no-go zone, cherry-picking stories while you know they grab Happy Hour tacos and margs after the end-of-show credits run. Yes, there have been numerous occurrences of violent crime speckled around the country, but these unfortunate instances rarely affect where Americans gravitate towards the most. But given the intel of the U.S. Embassy's new alert, the talking heads might actually have the last laugh this time around.