The ABCs of B&Bs
Bed and Breakfasts started in Great Britain, with people inviting travellers into their homes to earn a little extra money…
Tips to stretch your travel accommodation budget
Rather than skipping a vacation, cut a few corners and travel a little smarter by eating and sleeping cheaper…
‘This is Mongolian rehab:’ Father and son go to extremes for digital detox
‘We have a chance to free ourselves from technology. It’s this wide-open space reflecting philosophically and spiritually. There are few fences and many roads’…
Hut-to-hut hike rewards adventurers with epic views
Comfy beds and incredible food await after a long, fulfilling day…
Canadians neglect travel insurance: survey
Anne Marie Thomas of InsuranceHotline.com talks about the unnecessary risks Canadians take when they travel abroad and what they can do to minimize those risks…
Taking the anxiety out of long crossings in a kayak
Go early, be prepared for any eventuality, plan well, concentrate on strong paddle strokes and keep your destination dead off your bow…
How to Plan a Cultural Holiday
Are you a culture vulture? The you more than likely will want to explore unique destinations and immerse yourself in local history…
How did Whistler B.C. get its name?
It's all because of the cute little marmort . . .…
Five days kayaking in B.C.’s Broken Group Islands
The majority of the paddlers were over 50, but there were young families and it was noticeable how much their children enjoyed the experience…
Flea markets a great introduction to local culture
You can have lots of fun at flea markets around the world while learning something about that country's culture at the same time…