20 Remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Canada
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.
The tourism conundrum and the uncertain future of travel
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?
15 Fascinating people who changed the world of travel
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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8 Lessons from travelling to Italy on a brink of a pandemic
I went to Italy just as the Coronavirus started to take hold of the country. This is what happened and how I got out …
Visit Qutub Minar: India’s incredible UNESCO Heritage Site
Visit Qutub Minar and discover one of India’s many UNESCO Heritage Sites that dates back to 12th century.
10 awesome things to do in Rio de Janeiro
Whenever I think of Rio de Janeiro, the words to Barry Manilow’s Copacabana always play in my head. Showgirls, beaches, hot nightclubs and models playing volleyball.
Books to inspire travel lovers in your life
Growing up I was an avid reader. Those books had the power to inspire travel and make me want to see the world …
The not so new countries with new names and long histories
I’m a life-long travel enthusiast, travel writer and a history major. I consider myself well equipped to travel the world and speak intelligently about it to others. However …
Opinion: Why Warsaw is the best city in Poland to visit
Should you visit Warsaw? Well, that totally depends on what you’re looking for. Here’s why I think you should.
Lost in Time: Visiting Countries That No Longer Exist
There is a cultural aspect to travel that sometimes you don’t fully understand until you go somewhere. Travelling to countries that no longer exist…
Toronto to Rome: how to do a transatlantic crossing without flying
As the global movement for climate change gains traction, many people, including me, are wondering what we can do to help. So, with all the flight shaming going on, can we give up flying by finding flying alternatives?
Why responsible travel is good for you and the planet
ravel has always been a huge part of my life. But with all that conflict, turmoil and destruction going in the world, does it seem careless to tell people to travel more?