Category: Travel Tips & Inspiration

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.

The Costa Blanca, also known as the White Coast, borders the Mediterranean Sea in the province of Alicante, Spain.

Like many Canadians with family in other provinces, I grew up taking road trips. My parents would pack the car with all the essentials (snacks and colouring books included) and we’d hit the highway.

By Dalene Heck of Hecktic Travels Poland isn’t typically a destination many Canadians look to when dreaming of a European experience.

To family and friends, I’m known as an extreme over packer. I’m the one you see toiling through the airport weighed down with bags; the perpetual victim of the “Better safe than sorry” philosophy.

Our very own Traveling CEO, Patrick Robinson, was recently published on the Huffington Post for his love letter to Oroville, Washington. Read on to see why this small town holds such a big place in his heart.