Destinations

Many of the peoples of Central America were prolific builders and empire-makers; when the Spanish arrived in the 16th century, they found bustling metropolises and impressive monuments.

By Ashley Rayner

Canada is known for some of its incredible National Parks but often what gets overlooked in this great nation are the incredible urban parks that have popped up from coast to coast.

By Lindsay MacNevin

While traveling one of my main passions is to try to swim with as many different marine life in the wild as possible. Whether it's Dolphins, Seals, or shoals of fish, I am always on the lookout for the next opportunity to do so.

By Flashpacking Duo

When you hear ‘urban park' and ‘America' in the same sentence, one immediately thinks of Central Park in NYC, but it may surprise you to learn that all over America there are incredible urban parks.

By Lindsay MacNevin

And it puts your fancy Apple watch to shame.

By Rachel Pendergrass

Canada is fortunate enough to be loaded with awesome museums, whether you are interested in learning about the dinosaurs that once ruled the badlands of Alberta or the first people that set foot in British Columbia.

By Lindsay MacNevin

So you want to have a winter adventure but you have no desire in strapping on downhill skies or a snowboard. Luckily for you, Canada is one step ahead and has been designing winter adventure centres for the non-skiers.

By Lindsay MacNevin

The world we live in is gorgeous and often awe-inspiring. Given that fact, it's little wonder that many artists throughout the years, in many different places and cultures, have tried to capture just a little bit of that beauty on their canvases.

By Ashley Rayner

What's in a name? When we're talking about canyons, one name will always come to mind before any other: the Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA. The name sure seems like a successful marketing ploy—not only is the Grand Canyon the first name that comes to mind, it's often the only one.

By Ashley Rayner

When you are looking for the perfect destination for a winter family getaway (that includes plenty of snowshoeing) there are so many options to consider. We have looked at hundreds of destinations and compiled a list of what we believe to be the best 10 snowshoe destinations for families.

By Lindsay MacNevin

While not all of America sees winter in terms of cold, snow and ice; many states do and instead of hibernating inside, they are choosing to embrace when winter. Resorts and parks are creating awesome winter playgrounds that include snow tubing, sleigh rides, snowshoeing, mountain coasters and more.

By Lindsay MacNevin

The "rage room," where people can buy incremental time to smash household items and office products, is a European craze that may be coming to a city near you.

By Laurie L. Dove

Eco-tourism has become something of a buzzword in recent years.

By Ashley Rayner

For many people, pets are more than just a companion—they're like family. That means many of us like to travel with our pets. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same opinion of our four-legged friends and, in many places, you'll find that Fido isn't welcome to join you.

By Ashley Rayner

Just as in other industries, travel and tourism experiences trends: a certain type of trip becomes incredibly popular, or a previously unknown location becomes a must-see destination. While some trends stick around from previous years, others seem to come from nowhere, reaching critical mass in no time.

By Ashley Rayner

We've told you where to find the best views of the heavens in the southern half of the world; the southern hemisphere's positioning makes it a particularly good location for aspiring astronomers to get a glimpse of our galaxy.

By Ashley Rayner

With only a 3.5-hour flight separating London and Marrakech, it is a perfect place for a long weekend getaway for winter sun-seekers and adventurous travelers. With a complete contrast to UK culture, Marrakech could be on a completely different planet.

By Flashpacking Duo

One simply cannot deny the convenience and often excitement that comes with living in the city, but for the most part these cities lack some serious green space.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Maybe you're like me. Maybe you love nature. You love the “idea” of camping, if not particularly everything that comes with it. I am sort of an outdoors person. I like hiking, rafting, kayaking, wildlife … many outdoor adventures. But I also like to have a hot shower at the end of it.

By Shelley Seale

Winter is coming and one of the best ways to enjoy the cold snowy weather is to bundle up and go play in it, whatever age you are. Luckily you don't need any special skills to enjoy the snow, indeed all you need is a sled.

By Lindsay MacNevin

With almost 200 countries in the world, you'd have to be a pretty huge geography geek to know about about each and every single one of them. But every country has a story, and some of the ones you've never heard of have incredibly rich histories that are full of radical leaders who tirelessly fought for […] The post Here Are The Countries You Probably Didn't Know Exist appeared first on Goliath.

By Wes Walcott

Watching a hockey game, whether it is a professional league or a kid's game is entirely more enjoyable when you are sitting in the stands, rather than watching it on TV at home.

By Lindsay MacNevin

More Americans visit Mexico more than any other international destination, and Canadians are not far behind. It's no surprise seeing as this country boasts sunny skies, clear warm waters, beautiful weather and a slew of resorts and activities to choose from.

By Lindsay MacNevin

Travelers talk a lot about their must-see places; top-ten lists abound, often listing the same destinations over and over. Almost everyone has a bucket list. Less talked about, however, are the countries that travelers would do better to avoid—especially for the time being.

By Ashley Rayner

A few days ago I returned from my first-ever trip to Cuba. A very photographic place in terms of the architecture, cars, and just the way the country occupies a certain space and time in the world today that no other place does.

By Shelley Seale