There are 1,500 parks in Toronto with numerous beaches, trails, gardens, playgrounds and fields. These 9 Toronto parks will make you forget you’re in the city.
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How do you keep travel memories alive after you get home? Here is how you can relive your adventures and extend that travel vibe even after you’ve come home.
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Australia’s Great Ocean Road is considered one of the most beautiful roads in the world. Measuring 243 km (about 150 miles) in length from Torquay to Allansford town, there are lots of things to do along this scenic stretch.
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Latvia quickly has become one of my favourite countries but it was while we were exploring Cesis that I discovered the magic of this country.
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For years, Poland has been flying under the radar of most tourists visiting Europe. So, whether you are planning to visit Poland or have already been there, here are some fun facts about Poland to get you more familiar before your visit.
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As one of the most visited countries in Europe, Italy offers visitors an unparalleled experience. From art, architecture and fashion to food history and amazing views.
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There are many fascinating countries in the world worth visiting. Switzerland is definitely one of those places to add to your list. A country smacked in the middle of Europe, that is very different from its neighbours. Seemingly like many others, yet absolutely unique.
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Currently, there are 20 official UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Canada. Nine cultural, 10 natural and one is a mixed site. There are also 11 tentative ones.
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There is no denying that travel has become an integral part of our lives. So, what happens to the future of travel if that all goes away?
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The world of travel has been influenced by many people over time. Here is a list of some of the fascinating people that changed the way we travel today.
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I went to Italy just as the Coronavirus started to take hold of the country. This is what happened and how I got out …
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Visit Qutub Minar and discover one of India’s many UNESCO Heritage Sites that dates back to 12th century.
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