Share The Article It’s been a long minute since we’ve last had one of these, but after years of mulling over the introduction of new destinations, Eurostar is finally getting fresh new ideas off the drawing board. Starting in winter 2026, the popular company that oversees rail travel from Britain to mainland Europe will officially […]
Share The Article Want to avoid the insanity that European airports have become this year? Overnight trains used to be the expensive, niche afterthought, but they’re quickly becoming the smartest way to get around the continent without the airport chaos and airline headaches. Following the success of routes like Basel–Copenhagen, Paris–Berlin, and Warsaw–Rijeka, European Sleeper […]
Share The Article With airfare shooting through the roof after Spirit’s demise and multiple TSA shutdowns, why chance airport hassles when you could just hop aboard a train, snag a window seat, and embrace an old-fashioned sense of adventure? More travelers appear to be doing just that, especially for regional travel. Nobody is happier than […]
Share The Article Air travel in Europe is dead. At least until Ryanair fixes its incredibly strict baggage policy, and Europe as a whole gets its act together with its new mandatory fingerprinting, which is leading to major delays across airports. For the time being, we’ll be taking the rail instead, and we guess it’s […]
Share The Article Whether it’s taking that Eurostar from England to France, gliding through the heart of the Swiss Alps with views of jagged snow-capped peaks for days, or hopping on a Deutsche Bahn from Germany into the Nehterlands like borders aren’t even a thing, nothing screams Eurotrip quite like some choo choo fun. You […]
Share The Article We’re not sure about you, but there’s no other way we’d rather explore Europe than by train. Though you could make an argument for sustainability, in reality, it goes far beyond that: Trains are generally more reliable than budget carriers like Ryanair and easyJet, you don’t risk getting charged upwards of $50 […]
Share The Article It’s hard to find a good deal in London. Oftentimes, you just have to accept that a beer you can’t pronounce costs $11, and you may be best served exploring on your own rather than hopping aboard a tour. That said, the rest of the UK doesn’t have the touristy prices, with the exception […]
Share The Article If you’ve been paying attention to the travel news lately, you might have noticed something surprising: the United States is finally having a serious rail renaissance. For years, we’ve looked across the pond with jealousy as Europe rolled out high-speed networks and luxury sleepers. But here at Travel Off Path, we’ve been […]
Share The Article Here in the Motherland, we all know Frontier and Spirit, but blokes “across the pond” are more familiar with saving money by rail to avoid Ryanair’s sardine seating and fees for practically breathing recycled air. Americans may not know names like Lumo firsthand, but if you’re planning a trip to the UK […]
Share The Article Who is planning to explore Europe in 2026? If your answer is a resounding “YES!” (as it should be), then we at Travel Off Path have the perfect trip in mind. You see, sometimes the best things come to those who wait. In this case, what was supposed to be one of […]