Category: Travel Tips & Inspiration

Wheelchair travel in the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, and Egypt Part III in our Accessible Travel Series Travel to Egypt isn’t recommended right now, but it’s in our thoughts as we watch current events on the news. It might surprise you to hear that our Claims Examiner, Tabassum, travelled a few years ago to Egypt

The local Seychelles cuisine is like its people – a spicy blend of settlers from Africa, Europe, and Asia. I moved to Vancouver from the Seychelles in 1991, and have found it easy to recreate the dishes I grew up with for my kids.

Europe has long been a favourite vacation destination for Canadians. Due to good international relationships, travel has been easy and hassle-free. But if you are planning a European vacation, make sure you are informed about your destination’s entrance requirements.

When I was 20 years old, I flew for the first time in my life. It was a solo trip to New York. My uncle paid. It was awesome. In the 10 years or so that have passed since that trip, I have travelled to plenty of amazing locations around the world and have realized

I’m French by birth, but I’ve been living in North America since 2003.

It’s the beginning of September, and long summer days are coming to an end.

Oh, back-to-school… it’s that time of year again! As a kid, I loved heading back to school to hang out with friends, show off my new clothes and get new binders to doodle on.

Considering a vacation or business trip to China? Guangzhou, dubbed “China’s economic powerhouse” and the country’s third largest city, has recently initiated a visa-free program in an effort to boost international tourism. 

By Emme Rogers of Roamancing I am in my 30s. I am single. I am ready to meet that special someone. In my travels, I regularly have attractive and interesting men expressing interest—but why do I keep saying no?

I myself get confused about what I can/can’t bring on the plane with me.