A drive through Normandy is a drive through history
If you're a student of history, ancient or modern, a drive through Normandy makes for a great holiday…
Walking the Camino de Santiago in northern Spain
For over a thousand years, the faithful have taken the pilgrimage to Santiago passing through northern Spain…
Zion National Park a walker’s paradise
While overshadowed by its bigger, more famous neighbor, the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park rewards your walks with the hidden treasures you didn't expect…
Belgium’s capital, Brussels, has a lot to offer
This grand old city is not only the capital of Belgium, it's the capital of the European Union…
Is it Brugge or is it Bruges?
It's Bruges in French as well as English, and it's Brugge in Flemish (or Dutch)…
Ghent, Belgium, a museum of early Flemish architecture
The tourist brochures say Ghent has more historic sites than Antwerp and is more down-to-earth "real" than Bruges…
Isolation-ish escapes and one dreamy trip to save for 2021
The best little K-Country Lodge you may not know about, three mountain lodges made for escapism, Icelandic dreams…
Tourism sector fears losing summer travel season and beyond
Charlotte Bell, president and CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of Canada, talks about what it will take to restart the industry…
What does the future hold for Canada’s airline industry?
Huge financial losses, massive layoffs and stringent safety protocols for the few remaining passengers sets a dark tone…
Exploring Alaska’s remote, enchanting shores
Joining the few privileged to travel to remote and obscure offshore islands like Baby, Unga, Haystacks, Aghyuk and the Aleutians…