Destinations

Surely one of the reasons we get off the couch and head abroad is because we have questions that must be answered. Or, at the very least the desire to find new things to ask questions about.

By Shelley Seale

The time is now to rediscover the magic of the walking safari, the first kind of safari there ever was. Discover nature and wildlife using your own two feet, along with an experienced guide.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Bangkok is an extremely cool city to explore and while we recommend taking the time to discover everything it offers, there are also some pretty epic day trips to take while on vacation.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Travelling to Europe this summer? When you’re there, make sure to travel outside of the city centres to explore the breathtaking coasts along the ocean. There are some incredible beaches for you to lounge on and explore the underwater wonders of these countries.

By Lindsay Duncan

With hundreds of monuments, museums, and memorials to choose from, a visit to D.C. can quickly turn overwhelming as you try to cram everything in.

By Emily Matras

After two weeks in Egypt talking with plenty of locals and doing way more research than I should have about our trip… here is everything women (solo and otherwise) need to know — from clothing to customs to safety — for an unforgettable trip to the land of the Pharaohs.

By Shelley Seale

Travelling can be very pricey but so incredible. Sometimes places are expensive just because of the hype that surrounds in with celebrity travel, media or even just Pinterest.

By Lindsay Duncan

Where do we find our travel inspiration? Often it’s through stories that other people tell us or travel features that we browse online. But many times, it can be through a physical book.

By Shelley Seale

Explore Cairo Cairo is manic, congested, loud, dirty, amazing, and crazy fun. If you’re arriving by plane, it only makes sense to allow for a few days to explore the city before jetting off to the rest of Egypt.

By Shelley Seale

Taking a trip to Barcelona is truly the trip of a lifetime that requires of a lot of financial splurging. As such, it’s important to find those local secrets about how to experience the city for free, or at least for a very low price.

By Lindsay Duncan

India is renowned throughout the world as a country with abounding traditional and cultural festivals because of the many different religions and cultures it has.

By Susie Stauffer

As the world progresses, it has become increasingly easier to travel around the world and build a new life in a new country. It is still a huge change that can be at times, very scary! You want to make sure that where you move is safe and offers great amenities throughout the country.

By Lindsay Duncan

When booking a vacation – and the subsequent packing that follows – there are plenty of things to get ready for. Depending on where you’re headed, there might be more or less prep work that needs to be done, for instance, places with extreme climates or where an intense hobby is going to be performed.

By Bethaney Wallace

Few places in New England match the raw natural beauty of Massachusetts’ seashore. And few places along the coastline are more quaint, fun, and adventurous than Provincetown.

By Shelley Seale

When planning your next vacation, there are a variety of trips you can go on.

By Lindsay Duncan

Retirement is an exciting time of wrapping up your many years of service to society and starting a new adventure in life using all the knowledge and wisdom you’ve acquired over the years.

By Lindsay Duncan

When you start planning a vacation, the world is at your fingertips.

By Lindsay Duncan

Most European waterways are not suitable for summer, due to health concerns, but that hasn’t stopped cities from inventing some pretty amazing urban beaches. In order to beat the heat and celebrate the summer, cities have imported sand, created epic pools and decked out busy streets in beach huts and sun chairs.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Check out these breath taking Carribean locations that don’t get nearly enough recognition for their beauty and vacation potential.

By Lindsay Duncan

Africa’s Serengeti National Park in Tanzania is one of the most famous parks in the world and the ultimate destination for game drives or witnessing the astounding, annual Great Migration.

By Susie Stauffer

Hiking In Iceland With a landscape as diverse as Iceland the small volcanic island in the North Atlantic has become a hiker’s paradise.

By Flashpacking Duo

Harlem, on the north side of Manhattan, hasn’t always had the best reputation and, in fact, many travelers have avoided this area of the city. Once characterized as a rough neighborhood where one was likely to get into trouble, Harlem has been a predominately African-American community since the 1920s.

By Ashley Rayner

2017 is the year of Canada’s 150th Anniversary! As such, Canada is giving out free National Park passes which you can select (not buy) online and have it mailed to you for free. I got my parks pass mainly because it was free and it would a great way to plan day trips.

By Lindsay Duncan

The country can claim The Mona Lisa, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and slurp-worthy spaghetti as its own, but Italy’s not only home to incredible art, architecture, and food — you can also find some of the world’s best beaches on Italy’s coasts.

By Emily Matras

Travelling is something we get so excited for and are always counting down the days until take off. But once our adventure has begun, things can go wrong that can taint some of our vacation days.

By Lindsay Duncan