It’s no secret that travel has gotten more expensive over the last few years. Post-COVID, everything feels like it has gotten more expensive. And, with the demand for travel surpassing even pre-pandemic levels, prices aren’t going to go down any time soon. Besides making things more expensive, COVID changed how to travel. A lot of […]
Category Archives: Travel Guide
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Born and raised in the Great White North, we’ve traveled to over 130 countries—but no matter how far we roam, Canada will always be home. It’s wild, it’s weird, and it’s way bigger than most people realize. These fun facts about Canada prove why our home and native land is one of the coolest (literally […]
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Want to speak like a real Canadian, eh? From Tim Hortons runs to two-fours at the cottage, Canadian slang is as diverse as our country itself. While we may sound similar to our American neighbors, trust us—we’ve got our own weird, wonderful, and wildly confusing phrases. Whether you’re ordering a double-double, dodging a rink rat, […]
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Are you looking for things to do in Niagara Falls, Canada? Whether it’s your first visit or your 20th, this natural wonder always delivers something new. We’ve been visiting year after year since 1996, and every time, we find something fresh and exciting—from new attractions to classic must-dos that never get old. This guide ranks […]
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I asked AI What Trump’s Threat level is to Democracy and humankind. We never thought we’d be talking about the survival of democracy in 2025, but here we are. This isn’t just politics—it’s about truth, leadership, and the future of freedom itself. Did AI Get the Description of Trump Correct? Lately, we’ve watched Trump spread […]
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April is a beautiful time to visit the USA. It is a shoulder season, meaning the entire country is in its transition phase — be that squeezing in its last month of ski slopes or bursting with freshly bloomed wildflowers. Early April typically falls under Spring Break dates, but mid-April through to the end of […]
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Travel opens your eyes to the world. It teaches you that borders don’t matter when people are suffering. But now, one decision is about to send millions into crisis. Trump cut USAID funding, and it’s not just a budget move—it’s a humanitarian disaster. Trump Cut USAID And Millions Will Pay the Price For decades, USAID […]
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For the past two decades, we’ve journeyed across the globe, embracing the belief that “travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness,” as Mark Twain so eloquently stated. We’ve shared our adventures, our photos, and our experiences in different cultures, believing that by showcasing the beauty of the world, we could help people see beyond […]
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My wife and I were on California’s Catalina Island in late spring of this year, checking out a place I used to be able to see from my dormitory window during my college days but had never been to. We’d had a delightful time checking out the sleepy waterfront town of Avalon on foot and […]
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From wine tours to mysterious lakes and burial grounds, a getaway to Prince Edward County is a wonderful weekend escape. Country homes and vineyards are nestled in lush greenery and surrounded by water on all sides. There are many things to do in Prince Edward County to please couples and families looking for a getaway […]