It’s 100% true: Scotland is filled with dramatic craggy mountain ranges, miles of open road and dozens of white-sand beaches that really do rival those found in the Caribbean (trust me, I used to live in the Cayman Islands). Wondering where to go in West Scotland? A road trip around the west coast is a […]
Studded with thousands of castles, old villages and vineyards, the Loire valley feels like a step back in time In western France, this region blends history, nature and the French art de vivre (way of life) like no other. Crossed by the Loire, the last wild river in Europe, the area is a Unesco World Heritage
To mark the coronation of King Charles III, we’re sharing with you five experiences that’ll immerse you in the world of the British royalty in London. On 6 May the new King of England, Charles III, together with his queen, Camilla, will officially be crowned. The ceremony is a historic event that attracts the attention
Living in downtown Vancouver, I love indulging in my urban comforts near Stanley Park and the North Shore Mountains. Sipping that Americano at a waterfront cafe while writing the Great Canadian Novel and admiring fashionable joggers certainly has its merits. (Great multi-tasking, eh?) However, when the weather gets nice, it’s natural to crave an occasional
If you’re short on time to spend in Seville, fear not. It’s still possible to get a feel for the rich culture, history, and architecture of this famous city with our 2-day Seville itinerary for 2023. We’ve put together this guide on spending 48 hours in Seville so that you can maximize your time and
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inning the top US spot in the Sustainable Cities Index, Seattle has taken leaps and bounds in its fight against pollution. But there are so many more reasons to visit the Emerald City. Here’s why it’s on our travel bucket list for 2023. What makes Seattle sustainable? According to the World Economic Forum and Treepedia,
Although travelling through the Galapagos Islands is indeed fine any time of the year, there are some differences worth noting.The northern hemisphere summer/fall months of June to November, which coincide with the dry season in Peru, are also some of the drier months in the Galapagos. But although it does not rain as much, there
