I’ve yet to experience an Air Transat vacation or cruise package, but last week’s event at Reflections at Rosewood Hotel Georgia – especially on that most dreary downpour of a » Read More
TRAVEL
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September 30, 2015
Autumn is a great time for a visit to Winnipeg: temperatures are moderate, summer tourist season’s died down, and the changing scenery and foliage makes for some lovely touring and » Read More
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September 10, 2015
Its stunning shape took me by surprise, the beautiful Daniel Liebeskind-designed Royal Museum of Ontario (ROM). This iconic Toronto arts institution was originally built in 1914 and remains Canada’s largest » Read More
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September 7, 2015
I’m always up for a walking tour when arriving in a new city. When it’s combined with good craft beer, you’ve definitely got my attention. I recently joined Urban Adventures » Read More
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September 2, 2015
Right by Toronto’s waterfront and within the shadow of CN Tower and Rogers Centre sits Steam Whistle Brewing, housed in a historic brick building in the park. Their daily 35-minute » Read More
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September 1, 2015
No matter what bag I’m actually taking on my travels, there’s always a core group of stuff that I never leave home without. In no particular order, here are seven » Read More
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August 20, 2015
Whitehorse Compact, easy-going Whitehorse offers cafés, museums, dining and lodging, making for a great start to exploring this vast territory. It’s the southernmost and major hub when entering The Yukon and » Read More
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August 14, 2015
I’m off this week (and partially into next) on a road adventure through the Yukon! We’ll be based in both Whitehorse and Dawson City with a super cool fishing excursion » Read More
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July 27, 2015
Now represented in 191 countries and in over 34,000 cities, Airbnb is literally all over the map — land and sea. My husband and I were one of the handful » Read More
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July 10, 2015
Located in the heart of Montreal’s Little Italy, Jean-Talon Market is one of the city’s oldest public markets. It opened in 1933 and was christened Marché du Nord, later changing » Read More
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June 2, 2015
Gondolas are at once a key iconic symbol of Venice, their majestic, slender shapes filling just about every canal in the city. Gondoliers are happy to guide tourists through Ventian » Read More
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June 1, 2015
Milan is no stranger to the World Expo, having previously hosted in 1906 (with two previous major exhibitions in 1881 and 1894). For the city’s inaugural world expo, Teatro La » Read More
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May 29, 2015
As some of you know, I lived in Holland for eight years and would frequent Amsterdam on day trips from Amersfoort, a mere half hour direct train ride separating the » Read More
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April 28, 2015
To most, Arizona conjures up thoughts of cacti, rattlesnakes and hot sauce. This was my fourth foray to the Grand Canyon state to experience another set of adventures. I was » Read More
