Posts Tagged ‘destinations’
Adventuring in Kenya
Kenya is located in East Africa and is home to 43.5 million people. Nairobi, the capital city, is also the largest city in the country. Kenya has long been hailed as being the best safari destination in the world. There are few places on Earth where you can witness the Big Five: lions, buffalos, elephants,…
Read MoreA Favourite West Coast Location – Puerto Vallarta
In November 2019, Dana travelled to Puerto Vallarta with a group of Travel Advisors to do nothing put experience all-inclusive resorts and the region. All with the goal of enhancing their skills to be an integral part of your travel planning. Here’s her experience: Five days in Puerto Vallarta, yes, quite enviable, but rest assured…
Read MoreMore To See In Canada’s Largest City – Toronto
Ten Reasons To Check Toronto Off Your Travel Bucket List If you need a getaway right now, the easiest trips are domestic trips. If you explored Alberta and B.C. over the summer like we did, maybe heading a little further east is looking attractive for the fall. Not only is Toronto the largest city in Canada,…
Read MoreWhy is Green the Irish Colour?
Green…. we all know that if you don’t wear green on St. Patrick’s Day you get pinched – leaving many franticly scouring our closets for the lucky colour! Monuments worldwide are lit up green on St. Patrick’s Day in celebration and is referred to as Global Greening. But why? Our research has led us to…
Read MoreMorocco!
In November, I was fortunate to do a tour that included Spain, Portugal and Morocco and I’m excited to share some of my stops in Morocco. I spent six days in the major cities and enjoyed learning about this beautiful country that is transitioning from traditional to a more modern way of life. Many people…
Read MoreInspired Vacations in Puerto Escondido
I’ve heard Tracy speak about the beauty of Puerto Escondido so often and learned more when we began to build tours, so when the opportunity presented itself to visit, I was very excited to see it firsthand! There are many ways to get to Puerto Escondido but we chose to fly into Huatulco and drive…
Read MoreBrooklynn in Budapest!
I have been away traveling for the last few weeks learning about destinations across the pond. Budapest was my favourite city on my recent adventure. Budapest is composed of two different sides – Buda and Pest. These two parts are divided by the Danube river. Buda is hillier and has older buildings while the Pest…
Read MoreJamaica Mon!
Last month we had the opportunity to spend an evening learning about what’s new with the Jamaica representative and she shared all the latest things going on! We put together some information below for you to get some insight on what we learned. We REALLY want to share when you are flying into Montego Bay, you…
Read MoreModern simplicity fused with ancient traditions… Japan is timeless
I had the opportunity to travel with last month with not only my hubby but all of our parents. We spent 14 days cruising around Japan, with a quick day trip to Busan South Korea, on the Azamara Quest and thoroughly enjoyed all of it. The weather was outstanding while we were there but we’ll…
Read MoreThe Hidden Port
The literal translation from Spanish is hidden port and up until recently, Puerto Escondido has been ‘hidden’ from tourists as well. Outside of the surfing community and backpackers, this beach town was largely out of the public eye. In recent years, it has been gaining in popularity in part from an increase in flights to the region…
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