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  • Nepal – The Trek

    This is a short story about a 12 day trek I took in the Himalayas. This was the trip that turned me on to International travel and was the direct … [Read More]

    Nepal – The Trek
  • The Power & Beauty of Sub Saharan Africa

    Upon finalizing my flights to South Africa from Bangkok, I told a good friend who has traveled extensively in Africa that I would kiss the … [Read More]

    The Power & Beauty of Sub Saharan Africa
  • In Love With Pint-Sized Andorra

    We stood on the rocky outcrop above the tiny parking lot next to the consul generals office in old Andorra la Vella and heard the distinctive … [Read More]

    In Love With Pint-Sized Andorra
  • An Introduction to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: Culture, Food & Attractions

    When one thinks of Canadian cities, iconic urban destinations quickly come to mind such as Toronto, Montreal, Quebec and Vancouver. Saskatoon is … [Read More]

    An Introduction to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: Culture, Food & Attractions
  • An Unexpected Night in Cabo San Lucas

    The rooftop edges over dramatically - at its most precipitous drop, one would fall maybe 10 feet if they weren't careful. There is no railing … [Read More]

    An Unexpected Night in Cabo San Lucas
  • Chawadee Nualkhair, Thai-American Food Journalist

    Chawadee Nualkhair, who often refers to herself as Chow, is a Thai-American originally from Pittsburgh. She now resides in Bangkok with her … [Read More]

    Chawadee Nualkhair, Thai-American Food Journalist
  • Wine Tasting in Myanmar

    When traveling abroad, I always seek out wineries whenever possible. To some, going wine tasting in Myanmar might be somewhat of a surprise - an … [Read More]

    Wine Tasting in Myanmar
  • Ole Orvér, Chief Commercial Officer of Finnair

    Q. You joined Finnair as Chief Commercial Officer in May 2019.  How did you and your team deal with this unprecedented situation in 2020 and what … [Read More]

    Ole Orvér, Chief Commercial Officer of Finnair
  • A Crazy Stop in La Paz, Boliva

    Upon arriving in South America I entered a very familiar airport, Jorge Chavez International Airport. I lingered in Lima for a refreshing shower … [Read More]

    A Crazy Stop in La Paz, Boliva
  • Introduction to Havana

    I learned that it takes a few days to warm to Cuba - but when you do, its alluring embrace grabs you with all it has and doesn't let go. The … [Read More]

    Introduction to Havana
  • Follow the Nomadic Footprints in Kyrgyzstan – Interview with Aisha Mambetalieva, Director and co-founder of Kyrgyz Tourism LLC

    Interviewing Aisha Mambetalieva is similar to wearing a Virtual Reality headset and going on a virtual tour around the highlands of Kyrgyzstan. … [Read More]

    Follow the Nomadic Footprints in Kyrgyzstan – Interview with Aisha Mambetalieva, Director and co-founder of Kyrgyz Tourism LLC
  • The Land of Fire and Ice

    I don't know how many times I have flown between Europe and North America and each time, about halfway over the North Atlantic, glanced down on a … [Read More]

    The Land of Fire and Ice
  • Five Days in New York City

    New York, the largest city in the USA boasts incredible stimuli 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, whether it be visual, noise or activity related. … [Read More]

    Five Days in New York City
  • Moments on the Road, Guinea Bissau

    Look once and you see the dustiness of West Africa - it all blends together - the orange grime that covers everything in the dry season and the … [Read More]

    Moments on the Road, Guinea Bissau
  • Huaraz, Peru

    In every inspiring natural creation there is a realism that speaks to you. In every moment on a mountain you find it more and more. You discover … [Read More]

    Huaraz, Peru
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George Kourounis, Adventurer and Storm Chaser

October 14, 2026 by Teh Chin LiangLeave a Comment

George Kourounis is a Canadian explorer, adventurer and popular TV host best known for his work on Angry Planet, where he traveled around the world documenting extreme forces of nature and some of the planet’s most dangerous natural disasters. Q. You have spent most of your life doing things most people are trying to get away from. What is it about danger and risks that keeps you hooked after all this time? Haha. I don't think it's so much … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Interviews · Tagged: British Columbia, Caves, Culture, England, Ethiopia, Food and Wine, India, Korea, Madagascar, Mississippi, Mountain Climbing, National Park, Toronto, Trekking, Volcano, Wildlife

Annea Lockwood, Composer and Sound Artist

June 5, 2026 by Teh Chin LiangLeave a Comment

Annea Lockwood is an Aotearoa New Zealand-born composer and sound artist known for turning natural environments into immersive sound art. In her “Sound Map” projects, where she captures the sound of rivers, including the Danube, she records everything from flowing water to everyday human activity, revealing the river as a constantly shifting and living soundscape. She is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and taught at Vassar … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Interviews · Tagged: Art, Balkans, Bicycle, Bridges, British Columbia, Coffee, England, Europe, History, Hungary, Journey, Music, New Zealand, Oregon, River Rafting, Romania, Scuba Diving, Seafood, Serbia, Shopping Mall

Experience the Taste of Canada From Coast to Plate in Every Delicious Bite

December 30, 2025 by Jana JoshLeave a Comment

Many people wonder what Canadian food is really like. Is it heavy comfort food, fresh seafood, or simple home cooking? The truth is that Canadian cuisine is shaped by land, climate, and culture. With oceans on three sides and wide farmland in the center, the country offers a wide mix of flavors. Each region has its own style, shaped by history and local produce. Food in Canada is not about trend or show. It is about warmth, sharing, and honest … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Asia, British Columbia, Canada, Culinary travel, Culture, England, Europe, Farming, Fishing, Food and Wine, History, Markets, Quebec, Seafood, Wildlife

Chasing Winter Light in Canada

November 6, 2025 by DaveLeave a Comment

St Moritz, Courchevel, Chamonix, Jackson Hole… there’s a whole multitude of places to head to if you’re looking for a winter break spent on the slopes. If I had to pick just one destination, though, it would be British Columbia every time. Specifically, the mountain resort town of Whistler. This winter paradise is a real gem—think: world-class skiing, wilderness adventures, and slow-evening indulgence. Whether you're heading there for the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Airport, America, British Columbia, Canada, Casino, Coffee, Drinking, England, Festival, Film, Food and Wine, Internet, Lodge, Mountain Climbing, North America, Paradise, Resort, Ski Trip, Vancouver, Village

Cornucopia, Whistler’s favourite fall festival returns this November

October 10, 2022 by DaveLeave a Comment

Whistler, B.C. – Cornucopia, Whistler's annual celebration of food and drink, returns for its 26th year this November 2022. Blending Signature Events with fresh experiences, this year's festival will immerse attendees in Whistler's thriving culinary scene. With 11-days of robust back to back programming from November 10-20, and new events and experiences November 4-6 and 25-27, there will be more opportunities than ever to open your … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: America, Bicycle, British Columbia, Canada, Drinking, England, Festival, Food and Wine, Golf, Hiking, North America, Resort, Restaurants, Rock climbing, Shopping Mall, Ski Trip, Vancouver, Wine Tasting

Irish and New in Vancouver

August 1, 2022 by Mary Kate Forde1 Comment

What it’s really like to live in Beautiful British Columbia’s biggest city. Anyone who knows me will know that I spent over two years in Canada on an IEC Working Holiday visa – mainly because I don’t shut up about my time here. And although I moved around, overall, I spent just under a year in Vancouver so I feel qualified to write about it. Here’s a summary of my experience: Getting There Okay, so let’s take it back to 2019: I’m in final … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Alaska, Aquarium, Art, Beach, Bicycle, British Columbia, Bus Travel, California, Canada, Canyon, Chocolate, Cruising, Culinary travel, Desert, Drinking, England, Festival, Film, Food and Wine, Garden

Cruising Alaska’s Inside Passage with Holland America

July 1, 2022 by Dave3 Comments

One of the great things about cruising is leaving the logistics to others. Certain destinations are ideally suited to cruises including Alaska, due to its vast geographical distances, remote landscapes and rugged coastal beauty. Our Alaskan Inside Passage cruise was on the Holland America Eurodam, a ship whose inaugural sail was in 2008. We first cruised on this particular ship in 2015 in the Caribbean. One certainly becomes spoiled, merely … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Alaska, America, Art, British Columbia, Caribbean, Cruising, Culture, Drinking, England, Food and Wine, Glacier, Helicopter, Mountain Climbing, Music, North America, Oyster, Restaurants, Romantic, Sailing, Saloon

Launch of new Travel Company: GeoCultura

January 1, 2022 by DaveLeave a Comment

GeoCultura is pleased to announce the launch of our new travel company with a range of unique tours that focus on geology and culture and the links between the two. Our tours are an exciting new take on the traditional 'geology field trip' and combine the awe-inspiring scenery of important geological sites with the best that local culture and hospitality have to offer. They will appeal to the educated and the curious – people who wish to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: America, Arizona, British Columbia, California, Culture, England, Europe, Greece, History, Mexico, New Mexico, North America, Portugal, Spain, Vineyards

The Best Casinos in Canada to Visit 2021 Year

August 31, 2021 by Nina OlsenbergLeave a Comment

When top attractions and countries that offer the latest and the best to their visitors are mentioned, Canada is a good choice. It is also one of the most popular destinations for casino-loving tourists. It is indisputable that it is home to many iconic land-based casinos with the best facilities that gamers seek. It receives approximately 25 million visitors per year. The Canadian casino industry builds and supports the casinos, enabling … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Airport, Animal Rescue, British Columbia, Canada, Casino, England, Lodge, Montreal, Norway, Quebec, Sports, Vancouver

10 Bucket-List Worthy Places to Visit in Canada

August 19, 2020 by Michelle ThomasLeave a Comment

Canada is a vast country. It’s rich mix of cultures offers many places to explore: historic cities, untouched landscapes and natural beauty. Canada is an intriguing place to visit, and the author Michelle Thomas is an expert on the subject. Distances between cities and tourist hotspots can be substantial. While on the road, read a book or play some games with the best Canadian online casino. But before then, join us as we travel North to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Alaska, America, Architecture, Beach, Beer, Bicycle, Bridges, British Columbia, Canada, Canals, Casino, Cruising, Culture, England, Fishing, Food and Wine, Garden, Hiking, History, Hot springs

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