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A cobbled street in Rye, UK

10 Charming UK Towns Perfect for a Weekend Staycation

Hidden Gems for Short Escapes The villages along Britain's coastline and countryside are teeming with people seeking a … [Read More...]

Narni Italy overview

Italy: The Secret World of Narni

by Sarah Humphreys The delightful medieval town of Narni in Umbria would perhaps have gone almost unnoticed, apart … [Read More...]

Cabildo in Salta demonstrates colonial architecture

Salta, Argentina

Ascent into the Clouds from the Andes by Diane Chouinard It’s siesta time and the stores are closed until 4pm. As I … [Read More...]

Nellis Tavern exterior

Colonial History in New York’s Mohawk Valley

by Lisa Evans “There is nothing new in the world except the history you do not know.” - Harry S. Truman St. … [Read More...]

totem poles at Namgis Burial Grounds, Alert Bay

BC First Nation History in Alert Bay

by Bev Lundahl As my companion and I wound through the forest and mountains of Vancouver Island from Nanaimo up to … [Read More...]

men hanging from pole

Papantla Pole Dancers of Veracruz Part 2

by Georges Fery On the morning of the first ceremony, the musician climbed up the pole and stood on top of the … [Read More...]

Climbers on top of Mount Everest

Climbing Mount Everest with Makalu Adventure Ltd.

“It is not the mountains we conquer, but ourselves” - Sir Edmund Hillary. Even now no one is quite sure if Mt. Everest … [Read More...]

Guatemala city cathedral

New Life In Old Guatemala

by Jonathon Engels  In 1541, the crater atop the volcano just south of my apartment collapsed, and the deluge of … [Read More...]

wharf at Aswan, Egypt

Egypt: Nubian Boatmen of the Nile

by W. Ruth Kozak I am on a wooden wharf by the banks of the Nile River at Aswan, in Egypt with my travel companions. … [Read More...]

From Temples to Daily Rituals in Bali: Where Tradition and Modern Travel Meet

Bali does not separate its past from its present. Temples rise beside busy roads, offerings are placed outside cafés, … [Read More...]

Beautiful sunset in Uruguay

Explore Uruguay’s Natural Beauty Through José Ignacio

José Ignacio is no longer much of a travel secret. It's still low-key enough to seem like a destination for insiders, … [Read More...]

boating in Bali

7 Things to do in Bali with your Kids

The Bali Tour may be an excellent choice for families with young children. While on this feature-rich island, you may … [Read More...]

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I’m a former president of the B.C. chapter of the Travel Media Association of Canada (TMAC), as well as a lifetime member and past president of the British Columbia Association of Travel Writers (BCATW).

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