7 Amazing Benefits of Attending TBEX

National Geographic Journeys: Day of the Dead

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National Geographic Journeys: Day of the Dead

Labour Day has come and gone, and it's time to start thinking about your next cultural adventure! The Day of the Dead is one of Mexico's most beloved festivals and G Adventures has teamed up with National Geographic to take you on an incredible…
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Mad Hatter Afternoon Tea at the Sanderson

Blue Caterpillars, caviar scotch eggs and applewood smoked croque-monsieur. Not exactly the traditional fare one expects to find on a table set for English high tea, but find it we did. High Tea is often thought of as a 'touristy'  London activity,…
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In Honour of Cecil the Lion: My Top 10 World Lion Day Photos

Every year the I pays homage to my favourite animal, the African Lion.  A fews year ago I had the distinct honour of  working/volunteering amongst the Dambwa Pride, a young pride of lions protected by the African Lion Environmental Research…
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5 Authentic Places to try Local Food in Dubai

Food in Dubai has an enormous variety. With a majority population of expats, the diversity is endless. You can find just about every kind of cuisine from around the world; Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Chinese, Japanese, European, Continental,…
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A Scenic Paradise: The Ideal Scandinavian Itinerary

Norway, Sweden and Denmark – the three countries that make up Scandinavia give you NATURE at its very best! A tapestry of lakes, mountains, hills and endless forests, nature’s beauty is unfathomable here. Winter is merciless, transforming…
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7 Amazing Benefits of Attending TBEX

So what are the benefits of attending TBEX? You've probably already read my post on why I think all travel bloggers should attend TBEX, but now it's time to get down to the nitty gritty; What do you get out of it? So glad you asked! There are…
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7 Tips for Traveling Like a Local in Indonesia

I've always wanted to publish my best tips on how to travel like a local in Indonesia, and when a friend of mine shot me a text announcing he's jettisoning off to Bali in the fall (insert jealousy here), I decided there's no time like the present.…
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Made in BC: A Context Travel Review

After being out of town on three back-to-back holidays, yesterday I decided to play tourist in my hometown of Vancouver, and join the  Context Travel "Made in BC Culinary Stroll" of historic Granville Island. As much as I love a freshly stamped…
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Midwest Murder & Mayhem: A Wabasha Street Caves Experience

John Dillinger, Ma Barker, Alvin 'Creepy' Karpis, these are just a handful of the infamous names you'll hear on the Wabasha Street Caves tour in Saint Paul Minnesota. It's hard to believe that this seemingly sleepy town was once a hotbed for…
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Minor Love Affair with Leighton Buzzard

I know I promised you all updated posts from trip and my word is my bond, it just took a little longer than expected! I’m here in the UK at least once a year and I never feel the jet lag in this direction, but for whatever reason, it has completely leveled me this week! […]

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Coming Off Hiatus…I’ve Found My Muse!

I can’t believe that my last post was in April! Worry not, I’ve been hanging my head in shame ever since! I originally started up this blog to recount my countless travel tales, and I just sort of left all of you hanging. Bad travel writer, very bad. The good news is, I’ve fired up […]

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Steppin’ Out in Stefania

Alright, so it’s obvious by now that I’m totally in cahoots with JustFab, they just don’t know it yet. Over the last couple of months, JustFab shoes have been not so slowly invading my already expansive shoe collection, and with their continued 2-for-1 sale (oh, you didn’t know about that? What would you do without […]

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Summer Wardrobe Phobias

So summer has finally arrived here in Vancouver, and now that I’ve just put that in writing, I’m sort of terrified because I’m fairly sure that I’ve just jinxed myself. Oh well. If the warm weather decides to take another hiatus, I’ll just take it on the chin like any good Vancouverite should! I’m going […]

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Sky High in Leighton: Another JustFab Review

Yes, this week I am featuring yet another JustFab style, and you might want to get used to it because as of this very moment, they’re having a 2 for 1 sale, and this just might keep me blathering on about this company until sometime next season. That is, until another shoe club dangles a […]

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Sizzling at Summer Sizzle 2012

You know, it’s strange. Between the months of February through to May, my social calender is spotty at best. It’s as if I go into a hibernation or sorts. I don’t mean to, it just always ends up that way. It’s much easier to explain when I’m in the throws of a full time semester […]

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