Canada is home to some of the priciest airfares in the world. Airline tickets for comparable distances are considerably more expensive in Canada than in the United States, Europe, Asia, or Australia. Although it is widely known that a substantial portion of these exorbitant costs is due to government taxes, the ultimate price is often…
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Where To Stay In NYC: The Staypineapple Hotel, A Pineapple-Fueled Adventure (with Complimentary Cookies)
The staff is just as quirky and fun-loving as the decor. When we checked in, the front desk clerk greeted us with a big smile, a warm welcome AND a free dealcoholized drink. It’s little touches like that, that make this hotel stand out from the rest.
What I’ve Learned About Travelling in my Fifties
As you reach your fifties, it’s time to start planning your next great adventure. After decades of hard work and responsibility, I found this is the perfect time to take breaks and explore the world. With a newfound appreciation for life, travelling in your fifties can be an eye-opening experience that will leave you feeling…
Exploring NYC with the New York CityPASS
New York City is an iconic destination, drawing millions of tourists each year. With so much to see, it can be overwhelming to take it all in. @CityPASS is the perfect way to experience the best of New York City at an affordable price.
Frutos del Guacabo: Preserving Puerto Rico’s Agricultural Heritage through Sustainable Farming Practices
Frutos del Guacabo is a beautiful farm located in the town of Utuado, in the heart of Puerto Rico. The farm is known for its unique agricultural practices and its commitment to sustainability. It is a popular destination for visitors who want to learn about Puerto Rican culture and experience the beauty of the island’s…
Eating my Way thru Louisiana and Mississippi
One of the reasons why I wanted to visit The Southern USA so badly wasn’t the architecture or the history – if you guessed the food – ding! ding! Don’t get me wrong, everywhere you visit here looks like a postcard. I spent quite a bit of time exploring the towns and visiting some incredible…
My First Cruise Experience with VACAYA
This year I had the opportunity of a lifetime: To visit the state of Louisiana with my best friend Josh and travel up and down the Mississippi River on board of the American Duchess with Vacaya on its first US-based river cruise in LGBT+ travel history. I’ve never been in a cruise in my entire…
Haunted New Orleans
One of my life-long dreams came true this year when my best friend Josh took me to Louisiana. I’ve always wanted to visit that state, specially New Orleans. What can I say about NOLA? Aside from their rich heritage, the amazing architecture and incredible cuisine, New Orleans has a reputation of being one of the…
Searching for the Sasquatch in Harrison Hot Springs
The tale of the Sasquatch has been passed down for generations by the Sts’ailes First Nations people of Harrison Lake and Harrison River. Often described as a half-man, half-ape type creature, the Sts’ailes believe the Sasquatch is a spiritual being that can vanish into the spirit realm at will. The first time I heard of…
Music, good food and romance can be found in Abbotsford
Abbotsford BC is sometimes known as The City in the Country – close enough to Vancouver, but far enough away to enjoy the vast farm fields and proximity to nature. Also for any food aficionado, it offers delicious farm-to-table dining options as well as charming vineyards, farmers markets and stores. To celebrate our wedding anniversary,…
Mary in Vancity 