Nobody likes dealing with lost luggage. Even though what happens next after your suitcase has been checked and disappears into the dark abyss of the luggage belt is entirely out of your control there are still some things you can do to mitigate the disaster of lost luggage. And while the tidal wave of lost baggage starting to get better, it’s still good to have a few tips and tricks up your sleeve.
2020 was the year that we all became experts at trying to find silver linings. Making the best of bad situations. The year of the pivot. There was a lot of turmoil around the world but I was still able to find a lot of happiness and even some fantastic travel moments this year. They might look a little different than past years but they were memorable all the same. Here are my favourite travel moments of 2020.
It’s a favourite gripe of travellers. Why do people stand in the aisle as soon as the seatbelt light goes off? Turns out there are several reasons, and some of them may actually help you deplane faster.
The end of the year is always a time for reflection it seems. Maybe it’s the long, dark nights that make us ruminative, but I always find myself thinking back to the year that was, and especially the travelling that I did.
Thinking about a European vacation this summer but haven’t decided where yet? Grab your passport! I’ve compiled a list of the cheapest flights to Europe from every Canadian province and territory for you.
Landing in a new city can be intimidating and overwhelming. There are so many things to figure out and so much potential for things to go awry. That first day can set the tone for your whole visit. There are a few things that I find I always do when I land somewhere new and focusing on accomplishing those tasks puts me at ease.
Have you ever had body image issues plague you while on a beach vacation? It happened to me in Costa Rica. For a few days I had arguments with myself when I couldn’t seem to shake the negative thoughts. I’m sharing now how I went about getting back to feeling like myself.
Do you find yourself changing how you speak when you travel? Do you use simpler words? Avoid slang? Do you pick up local words and phrases and bring them home? Five travel bloggers share how travel changes their language.