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Santa Catarina cathedral, Goa

Cathedrals, Churches, Chapels and Convents

Old Goa, India by R. Niranjan Das It was a lovely morning ride on my hired Royal Enfield all the way from Anjuna to … [Read More...]

London, England city

England: A Literary Stay in London

by Susan Radcliffe London, city of Shakespeare, has an illustrious literary history. If you’re taking a trip to … [Read More...]

Halcyon Hot Springs lodge

A Mountain Adventure: Hot Rocks

British Columbia and Alberta, Canada by Glen Cowley There are not enough “a's” in “aaaaaaaaah” to impart the … [Read More...]

Lake Valparola

Death and Dolce in Italy’s Dolomites

by Marc Latham Before I ascended into the Dolomites, if somebody mentioned Great War (World War One) stalemates I … [Read More...]

Victoria Falls Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe: Riding High at Victoria Falls

by Gail Meyer  The elephant was covered with the red mud of Africa and walked with dignity into the clearing. … [Read More...]

Pena Palace, Sintra, Portugal

Portugal: Lisbon and Sintra

by Marc Latham ‘perhaps in every respect the most delightful in Europe... a glorious Eden.’ - Lord Byron. ‘the most … [Read More...]

Edinburgh Scotland

Secrets of Edinburgh, Scotland Revealed

Peeking Under Under Its Kilt by Tristan Cano We were rendered almost speechless by the smiling “Guid morning – hou’s … [Read More...]

Gallery pyramid, Caral, Peru

Caral, Peru: Cradle of Civilization in the Americas

by Troy Herrick As we passed along a dirt road that would put a 4-wheel drive to shame, I conjured up an image of … [Read More...]

Experience Appalachian Heritage: Gatlinburg’s Historic Cabins and Landmarks

Did you know that over 70% of visitors to Gatlinburg engage in activities tied to the region’s rich heritage? This … [Read More...]

Knossos ruins, Crete

Crete: A Journey Through Time – Exploring Ancient Ruins, Culinary Delights, and Local Traditions

Visiting Crete is like stepping into a living storybook. When you’re not walking through ancient ruins, you’re swimming … [Read More...]

Ultimate Oregon Travel Guide: From Portland to the Pacific Coast

Oregon is one of those places that feels like several destinations stitched into one journey. From lively urban streets … [Read More...]

Castillo de Santa Catalina, Tarifa

North Africa: Twelve Hours In Morocco

by Ana Ruiz  During one of my annual trips to Spain, I decided to expand and enhance my adventures by visiting the … [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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