Category: Travel Tips & Inspiration

I enjoy fine dining, not only because the food tastes amazing, but more importantly, for the whole experience. Fine dining is so much more than an expertly-crafted meal: it’s an experience, a form of entertainment, a work of art, and most of all, a life event you’ll remember for years to come.

Croatia’s crown jewel along the Adriatic Sea has become a much-loved tourist hotspot in recent years.

With over 10 awesome places to visit, Austria has it all. Between the mountains, architecture, cuisine, and welcoming people, the reasons to visit Austria are endless. I’ve been to Austria many times – the first time being when I was 10 years old.

Seeing the best of what Edinburgh has to offer in one day is a lofty goal. Although compact and walkable, the capital of Scotland has more sights and attractions packed on its hilly streets than most other cities in the UK.

Ayngelina Brogan is a globetrotting foodie and entrepreneur who runs Bacon is Magic, a food blog with many readers from around the world.

I started my travel blog, markstraveljournal.me, 8 years ago. The idea came from a course on “improving your brand”. From the course, I learned that if you wanted to have a presence on social media, you should be using it to promote your brand or blog.

As much as we love to travel, the feeling of leaving your furry best friend at home with a sitter or at a doggy hotel doesn’t quite sit right. This year, why not kick your vacation up a notch and bring your pup with you?

Hostelling provides a unique and unforgettable experience for the global explorer. The moment you enter a hostel, you’re welcomed into a community of international visitors who hail from countries all over the world and who all share one interest in common – travelling.

We sat down with one of Instagram’s top Canadian travel influencers, Brayden Hall, to discuss his journey to becoming a successful travel photographer, tips for taking the best hiking photos, plus an insiders’ scoop on where to travel in Indonesia (hint: it’s not Bali!), and more.

Vancouverites are a different breed. They somehow never work, they line up for brunch every day of the week, they live for the latest food trend, and they’re decked out in head-to-toe Lululemon.