Check Things Off Your Bucket List Now
Everyone has something they want to do before the inevitable happens. As we hope the inevitable will come as late as it possibly can, the activities on our bucket list go unchecked. Most people hesitate to do something they always wanted to do. The main reason is that they can’t afford it or they can’t […]
The MasterChef-winning sisters connecting with Maori culture through travel
18 Karena and Kasey Bird have won cooking competitions, written books and hosted TV shows. But today, they’re focusing on the small Maori community where they grew up. You’d be forgiven for assuming Karena and Kasey Bird – sisters, chefs and winners of 2014 MasterChef New Zealand – remember the extravagant meals the most: the […]
Peru Photography Guide: Beyond Machu Picchu | G Adventures
Words by Madi Wong. Stine Danielle McLaughlin attributes her innate passion for photography to the time she spent as a child in her grandparents’ Kodak store in their hometown of Tanauan in Batangas, The Philippines. “Lola, my grandmother, told me that she would often find me in the darkroom. The smell of fixer was something […]
Germany’s Rich Heritage: Explore it with The Best Vacation Packages
Germany, a country known for its rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities, is a dream destination for travelers seeking a diverse and immersive experience. From the historic streets of Berlin to the fairytale castles of Bavaria, Germany offers a wealth of cultural, historical, and natural treasures. To make the most of your trip and […]
What could you possibly learn from a day tour in your own city?
6 Here’s what happens when you activate your adventure instinct and make like a traveller at home. Think you’ve got your local city sussed out? Sure, you might visit the same multicultural market every day or pick up coffee at your favourite sustainable roaster, but the stories behind them often remain hidden. To test this […]
A Food Lover’s Guide to Where to Stay in Paris
Even if you don’t think of yourself as a foodie, it doesn’t take long for Paris to change your mind. It might start with the daily specials handwritten on café menu boards, a pastry window you can’t quite pass by or the little cheese shops with more types of fromage than you could ever hope […]
Every Major Paris Museum, Ranked From Skip It to Worth the Line
You have three days in Paris and about a dozen world famous museums pulling at you. Most of them are not worth the hours you will spend getting in line, walking through, and getting back out. A few of them are worth rearranging your whole day around. Here is how I would actually rank them […]
Power Banks in Checked Luggage? 2026 Airline Battery Rules
Most travellers now fly with several battery-powered items: a phone, laptop, tablet, camera, headphones, smartwatch, portable charger or vape. But packing one of them in the wrong bag can cause real problems at the airport. In 2026, aviation safety authorities are warning travellers to pay closer attention to lithium batteries after reports that millions of […]
A Trail Through Time — Adventure Journal
Sam and Isaac stride a wide beach near the northern end of the trail, where the Pacific opens up after miles of forest. Eight days on Vancouver Island’s West Coast Trail. Three brothers—and everything that comes with that. Morning fog hangs over the Gordon River, occasionally shifting to reveal the distant peaks up valley as […]
5 Reasons You’ll Hate Paris (& How Not To)
#4 You Hate the Food This one might sound almost illegal to say, but yes: you can come to Paris and be disappointed by the food. French food has such an incredible reputation that if you’re even slightly interested in food, you probably arrive expecting marvelous things. Finally, you’re going to eat real escargots, confit […]