Category: Travel Tips & Inspiration

Changing leaves, pumpkin spice lattes and cooler temperatures—all signs that point to fall! It’s one of my favourite seasons; there’s just something about when the temperature cools down, stunning fall sunsets and the smell of cinnamon that really makes it unique. If you are looking for great places to visit this autumn to take in the beauty and show friends on Instagram, we compiled a list of our top 5 favourite Instagram-worthy fall destinations.

Reading is one of the best ways to find inspiration about places to travel, and to see the world through someone else’s eyes. Many books, fiction or non-fiction, introduce people’s adventures and open our minds to different possibilities and places to visit in the future. Here are 7 books to help you get inspired for your next trip.

Travelling can be a great opportunity to see the world, but it can also have some negative effects on the environment. The world is experiencing what is considered a climate emergency. The United Nations announced that global temperatures are rising at abnormal rates and are getting close to what scientists warned would be “an unacceptable risk.” This doesn’t mean you should stop travelling altogether.

With nearly 150 million users and listings available in more than 100,000 cities, Airbnb has secured a profitable share of the travel industry. When you rent a place to stay with Airbnb rather than a hotel room, you often get more space at a reduced cost, especially when you’re travelling with a larger group in need of multiple bedrooms.

Planning your next tropical vacation? Consider adding Jamaica to your list! The country ranks as a top travel destination, making it an excellent place for family vacations or holidays with friends.

As many of us prepare for summer travel, it’s important to be aware that summertime marks the beginning of the hurricane season in several countries.

We celebrate National Indigenous History Month in June, with National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21 kicking off festivals and events across Canada. These festivals take place throughout the summer and offer visitors the opportunity to experience and learn about the Indigenous culture.

Participating in Pride is a great reason to explore amazing corners of the world, making your next trip an extra special and memorable experience in the process. From Europe to Latin America, to Australasia, to the Middle East, to Asia, I’ll highlight 8 of the best international Pride festivals.

June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada; a time to reflect on the ways that First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples have shaped our collective history, culture and identity. Indigenous Peoples’ valued contributions to the environment, agriculture, the arts, traditions and way of life are celebrated at this time, offering other Canadians and visitors an opportunity to learn and spread awareness.

Whether or not you identify as LGBTQ2+, Pride welcomes everyone. It’s a celebration of who you are as an individual, regardless of your identity, ethnicity, age or religion.