For months now, travel across the Canada-U.S. border has been limited to essential trips, meaning the Travel Niagara-Buffalo Board and Buffalo’s business and tourism community have had to refocus their operations as Torontonians and southern Ontarians remain north of the border. Even this weekend, droves of Toronto’s NFL fans would have been driving down to … Continued
Waterfalls are some of the most stunning natural wonders to explore. If you’re enjoying some R&R in Muskoka, you may want to check out some of the several cascading waterfalls in the area. Muskoka’s trail network covers close to 4,000 square kilometres of rugged terrain and while some of these hikes are easy, others are … Continued
By Nikki Gill
As of Friday, June 5, short-term rentals in Ontario are allowed to reopen, meaning those summer stay-cations can come to fruition after all. The announcement was made on Twitter by the minister of economic development, job creation and trade, Victor Fedeli. NEW! Short term rentals including lodges, cabins, cottages, homes, condominiums and B&Bs will … Continued
Planning on escaping Toronto this winter? If so, it doesn’t have to be expensive, but it definitely won’t be free. Knowing what type of currency to buy, how much to bring, and where to spend it are important, and often overlooked, aspects of traveling. Quick Tips: Debit and Credit cards often incur hidden fees and … Continued
By Erin Neilly
For a long time, unless you were intentionally willing to cough up tourist-level dollars on high tea at the Ritz or a classic steak and cocktail at Morton’s, you’d be more likely to dine outside your hotel, given the choice. After all, hotel restaurants were hotel restaurants: cavernous, empty, expensive and just a little bit … Continued
When it comes to choosing a getaway destination, “LA” always tops my list. I feel the need to put that in quotations because as a general rule, the only LA I get on my trips there is at the airport, and possibly a short day trip into Beverly Hills for some retail therapy and a … Continued
Contrary to what you may believe, it is perfectly ok to have fish and beer for breakfast. Not one of those it’s-taken-me-so-darn-long-to-get-out-of-bed-might-as-well-skip-to-lunch breakfasts either. I’m talking it’s 9 am, I’ll have a cold and frosty one with a side of mackerel. Trust me. I learned this fun fact on my latest epic travels. I was … Continued
Our writer serves up tasty travel treats to temper the inner workings of a serial hibernator
After hearing about the new Ripley’s Aquarium, opening in 2013 at the base of the CN Tower, it would be easy to make jokes about our esteemed mayor preferring sharks to, say, libraries, books or Margaret Atwood (alright, alright, that was his brother, but still). Yes, it would be easy, but we aren’t going to do it, because let’s be honest: we like sharks too.
The Land of Israel, known in Hebrew as Eretz Yisrael, has been the heart and soul of human history for as long as there’s been human history. Today, it’s quickly becoming one of the world’s fastest-growing travel destinations.
When it comes to where to spend your money this Valentine’s Day, forget about dinner and drinks and start thinking about the digs.
