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Best Hotels in Miami

Posted by Jill Watkins
/ June 19, 2013 / Leave a comment

So, you’re off to Miami for fun in the sun. Maybe you’ll wander the historic Art Deco district of South Beach, maybe visit the gators of the Everglades, and maybe- ok probably- you’ll spend some quality time on the sands of renowned Miami Beach. With so many activity options such...
The Valuable Loonie: 3 Things to Know Before Travelling to the U.S.

Posted by MikiMo
/ June 18, 2013 / Leave a comment

For Canadians travelling to the U.S., it can be a very exciting experience. However, with the different currencies, it is important that you remember to plan for your expenses before you travel. Travelling to the U.S.kevin dooley / Foter.com / CC BYLuckily, here are 3 things to know before travelling...
Things to Experience on Holiday in Morrocco

Posted by MikiMo
/ June 17, 2013 / Leave a comment

Morocco is a full sensory experience. Markets awash with locals going about their everyday business, and the bustling Medina in Marrakech is the perfect place to immerse yourself in Moroccan culture. Check out our suggestions for the best activities in Morocco to make your holiday a little bit special. Jemaa...
Golf touring through Australia

Posted by Markgraf
/ June 17, 2013 / Leave a comment

Considering a golf tour through Australia? You’d be surprised to know that there is golf in nearly every state and territory, from small urban golf courses to pristine terrain in the desert. Let’s explore some interesting sights to see in each of Australia’s regions.New South WalesWhile there are plenty of...
Top 12 Reasons Why Tourists Backpack

Posted by MikiMo
/ June 16, 2013 / Leave a comment

Backpack tourism is becoming increasingly popular among all age demographics, but is most common among 18-35 year olds. Backpack traveling began as something that struggling travelers do when they need to get from one place to another, but lack the funds or the means to travel via conventional methods. Reasons...
The Great Wall of China

Posted by MikiMo
/ June 14, 2013 / Leave a comment

The Great Wall of China is one of China’s most popular symbols, as well as one of the most stunning feats of humankind. Spanning 6,000 km across China, it is composed of battlements made of natural materials such as wood, stone, brick and rammed earth. Moreover, it was successfully built...
Better career prospects and brighter weather – should you consider emigrating?

Posted by Amy Fry
/ June 13, 2013 / Leave a comment

Recent figures suggest that an estimated 4.7 million Brits live abroad. We may assume that the majority of those emigrating are retired and looking to relax during their work-free years in the sun, but in fact 93% of those who have moved away from the UK are of working age.Do...
Chicago Attractions For the Intermediate, Advanced and Adventurous

Posted by Danielle M.
/ June 12, 2013 / Leave a comment

Ah, the Windy City. Chicago is one of the most fascinating cities in America—maybe even the world. But it’s often overlooked or derided simply because it resides in a “fly-over” state. That characterization is unfair and inaccurate; Chi-Town actually has a wealth of entertaining attractions well beyond the normal hullaballoo...