Destinations

Manitoba is often overlooked as a tourist destination, although no one can quite say why, and frankly it shouldn’t be. This province is absolutely loaded with awesome things to see and do, including one of the top places to view the incredible Northern Lights.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Imagine touching down somewhere that few people have ever been, discovering a remote world that you didn’t know existed. Travelers are becoming more interested in places that offer more remoteness, that often take a journey to get to.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Stairways have the ability to be beautiful, graceful and elegant but not all stairs are created equally. There are hundreds of thousands of staircases around the world that are downright scary, for many different reasons. Some have caused death, many are falling apart and others lead to eerie experiences.

By Lindsay MacNevin

In the past decade more and more people are signing up willingly to crawl through mud pits, climb up rope ladders, jump over fire pits and even get electrocuted, all in the name of having fun and challenging themselves.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Forget watching Netflix at home or going to a regular movie theatre, all around the world from the United States to Norway to the UK there are some extremely unique theatres to visit. Some take credit for being hundreds of years old while others use new technology to wow moviegoers.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Narrowing down the greatest bars in the world is a tough feat, considering so many of them have managed to fly under the radar, guarding their locations and managing to keep them a secret.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Alberta; a province teeming with mountains, valleys, prairies, and lakes is bursting with incredible small towns with big appeal. Escape the hustle and bustle of the capital city and get out and explore some of the smaller surrounding towns which offer friendly people, amazing recreation opportunities, and fascinating history.

By Lindsay MacNevin

When combined, water and wind can do some pretty incredible things, such as create these magnificent sea caves. While some of the spectacular sea caves are well known for being some of the largest and longest, others are quietly tucked away, begging to be discovered.

By Freelance Contributor

Canada is loaded with both adult and kid-friendly attractions from coast to coast and whether you live in this beautiful country or are just here for a visit, there are a few key ones not to miss.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Things are ever-changing in the happening foodie scene in Austin. The growth of the city over the past several years has brought a host of new restaurants to town; while some perennial favorites have new chefs or menus.

By Shelley Seale

There’s no city in the world like New York — and not many in the U.S. that can be as expensive to visit! In several visits there, I’ve figured out a few tactics and resources that can help to have a good time in the Big Apple on the cheap.

By Shelley Seale

Our Journey to the Pokhara World Peace Pagoda for Sunset After a bum aching 9-hour bus journey from Kathmandu ( travelling isn’t the most comfortable or easiest in Nepal), we arrived in Pokhara.

By Flashpacking Duo

I travel — a lot. I’m by no means wealthy; in fact, I would say I make a pretty modest living.

By Shelley Seale

On Jan. 1, 2018 it became legal for adults to partake in recreational marijuana in California. But there are still some restrictions.

By Jamie Allen

Our friends over at Apartment 34 rolled out a compelling list of eight stand-out destinations to travel in 2018, for the design lovers among us. Topping their list is Copenhagen, for its peacefulness and happy citizens along with parks, canals, culture and history.

By Shelley Seale

Solo travel is on the rise ... and it's mostly women on the go.

By Cherise Threewitt

It may be touted as the 'happiest place on Earth,' but the true story behind Florida's Disney World isn't so sweet.

By Diana Brown

Where and What Is The Powder Highway? Also known as Route 95A, in British Columbia, Canada, the Powder Highway loops between seven ski resorts that are guaranteed to deliver wintery adventures. The loop is renowned for great mountains and an abundance of quality snow and is also home to many cat skiing and heli-skiing operators.

By Shelley Seale

Where and What Is The Powder Highway? Also known as Route 95A, in British Columbia, Canada, the Powder Highway loops between seven ski resorts that are guaranteed to deliver wintery adventures.

By Shelley Seale

You may be tempted to buy a few thousand miles because you're oh-so-close to the threshold for a free ticket. But experts say you generally shouldn't do that.

By Cherise Threewitt

As a native of the northeastern United States for more than twenty years, I’m biased in saying that it’s the most charming region in the entire country. And, even though I’m a lifelong Rhode Islander, no state is more quintessentially “New England in winter” than Stowe, Vermont.

By Shelley Seale

New Zealand's public accident insurance fund has made the country a magnet for extreme sports and adventure seekers.

By Melanie Radzicki McManus

Few companies have access to global trend data quite like Google. So when the tech giant released its annual Year in Search data report, featuring the most searched-for destinations in the world, we took note.

By Shelley Seale

While most people visit America's national parks in the summer, they could miss out by not heading there in the winter. In fact, some parks are even better in the wintertime. Here are 10 you shouldn't miss when the weather turns cold.

By Nathan Chandler

The eruption of Mount Vesuvius and destruction of Pompeii in 79 C.E. was a horrible disaster. So why are people so enthralled with the ashy remains of the ancient city?

By Ed Grabianowski